Laboratory Safety Rules

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Why is it important to wear goggles in the lab?
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Goggles protect your eyes from hazardous substances, including chemicals and broken glass.
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What should you do if a chemical spills on your skin?
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Immediately rinse the area with plenty of water and inform the teacher.
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Why should you never taste or directly smell chemicals in the lab?
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Chemicals may be toxic or harmful; always use the wafting technique to smell.
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What is the purpose of a lab safety shower?
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To wash off hazardous chemicals if they come into contact with the body.
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What is the rule about eating or drinking in the lab?
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Eating or drinking is prohibited to prevent contamination and ingestion of harmful substances.
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Why should long hair be tied back in the lab?
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To prevent it from coming into contact with chemicals or flames.
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Where should you dispose of broken glass in the lab?
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In designated broken glass disposal containers, not regular trash.
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What should you do if you get a chemical in your eyes?
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Use the eyewash station to flush your eyes for at least 15 minutes and notify your instructor.
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Why is it important to know the location of safety equipment in the lab?
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Quick access to safety equipment like fire extinguishers and first aid kits is crucial in emergencies.
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What should you do before leaving the lab?
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Clean your workspace, turn off equipment, and wash your hands.
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Why is it essential to follow the teacher’s instructions in the lab?
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Teachers provide guidelines to ensure the experiment is conducted safely and efficiently.
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Why should you report all accidents or spills to your instructor immediately?
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To ensure appropriate and safe clean-up and response to prevent hazards.
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What is the purpose of wearing a lab coat?
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A lab coat protects your skin and clothing from spills and splashes.
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Why is it important to label all chemical containers in the lab?
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To prevent misuse or mixing of chemicals, which can be dangerous.
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What should you do if you aren't sure how to handle a chemical or piece of equipment?
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Ask your teacher or consult the laboratory manual for guidance before proceeding.
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