LAB SAFETY Kate Collins Science. INTRODUCTION  Lab safety is important in order  To keep equipment well-maintained  To keep the results of your lab.

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LAB SAFETY Kate Collins Science

INTRODUCTION  Lab safety is important in order  To keep equipment well-maintained  To keep the results of your lab accurate  To keep you and your colleagues free from injury  Failure to maintain a safe lab environment can result in  The damage of equipment  The pollution of the environment  The invalidation of results  Injury and even DEATH  It will also result in disciplinary action (although this won’t matter if you’re dead…)

SAFETY IS  Being Prepared  Being Neat  Being Careful  Wearing Proper Clothing  Being Cautious with Chemicals  Wearing Safety Goggles/Equipment, when advised  Knowing the Location of Safety Equipment  Following your Lead Scientist’s Instructions- ALWAYS This will allow you to have a good experience!

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RULES FOR A SAFE LAB 1. No eating or drinking in the lab. This means no gum, cough drops, chewing hair ends, holding a pencil in your mouth, nail-biting, etc. 2. Keep electrical equipment far from water. Keep areas around electrical equipment dry (aquaria excluded, of course!). 3. Clean spills from the outside IN. Apply paper towels over the spill, then, carefully starting from the outside, wipe in. 4. Use proper safety protection as instructed by your lead scientist: fume hood, goggles, gloves. 5. The science lab is used for serious work only. No horseplay will be permitted. 6. Do not perform unauthorized experiments. Always obtain your teacher’s permission before doing any experiments.

7. Study your lab experiment carefully. If you are in doubt about any procedure, ask your lead scientist. 8. Use the safety equipment provided for you. Know their location and proper use. 9. Safety glasses must be worn whenever any substance is being heated. 10. Report all accidents, injuries or incorrect procedures to your lead scientist at once. 11. If clothing should catch fire, smother it with a blanket or coat. NEVER RUN!! 12. If you spill acid or other chemical, wash with water or ask your lead scientist for help.

13. Never taste any chemical or transfer chemicals by mouth pipette. 14. Never eat or drink in the lab. 15. Never inhale chemicals. 16. Keep combustible materials away from open flames. 17. Do not throw paper or other solid material into the sink. 18. If glass is broken, call your lead scientist for help.

THE LAB IS A GOOD SETTING FOR PRACTICAL JOKES. A. True B. False

SPILLED CHEMICALS SHOULD BE WIPED UP IMMEDIATELY. A. True B. False

IT IS UNNECESSARY TO REPORT MINOR LAB ACCIDENTS. A. True B. False

YOUR LEAD SCIENTIST’S INSTRUCTIONS ARE JUST GUIDELINES, NOT RULES OR ABSOLUTES. A. True B. False

PERFORMING EXPERIMENTS NOT ASSIGNED BY YOUR LEAD SCIENTIST SHOWS CREATIVE THINKING. A. True B. False

CHEMICALS SHOULD NEVER BE TASTED. A. True B. False

DRINKING IN THE LAB IS FINE IF YOU’RE SURE IT’S JUST WATER. A. True B. False

ONLY THE LEAD SCIENTIST NEEDS TO KNOW THE LOCATION OF SAFETY EQUIPMENT. A. True B. False

THIS IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE A. Miss Collins likes typing “Disciplinary Action” B. Hank Green videos rock C. It’s the law D. Miss Collins actually wants to keep you (and the lab equipment) safe E. B and D F. B, C, and D