Title: August 23 Lab Safety
1August 23Lab Safety
2Bad Things Happen
- Bunsen and Beaker - Fireproof Paper
3Lab Safety Discussion
- Take 5 minutes to discuss and write out 5
hazards that you think might be in the lab.
4Lab Safety Discussion
- Take 5 minutes to discuss and write 5 rules you
think would be good to follow in a laboratory.
5LAB SAFETY RULES
6Know where all safety equipment and MSDS sheets
are kept!
7Science laboratories must be equipped with all of
the following safety equipment except?
- Eyewash station
- Fire blanket
- Fire extinguisher
- Flame Thrower
8MSDS stands for-
- Materials Standards Demand Safety
- Make Safety Determinations Simple
- Material Safety Data Sheet
- Many Students Demand Safety
9Keep all food and drinks out of the lab!
10True or False?
- Since water is an neutral chemical, it is
acceptable to have a water bottle in the lab.
11Listen to and follow all oral and written
instructions!
12Do not begin any lab activities without
permission from the teacher!
13Perform only the lab activities that have been
assigned. Never make up your own experiment!Do
not press this button
14Be sure to keep your work area free from all
clutter in order to keep your work area clean and
orderly!
15If you do not understand an oral instruction or
written portion of the procedure, you should
- Figure it out as you complete the lab.
- Try several approaches to find the one that works
best. - Skip to the next part of the lab.
- Ask the instructor for assistance.
16Place all lab equipment away from the edge of the
lab table to prevent accidents. Report any
accidents to the teacher immediately.
17Stay in your assigned group and conduct
yourself appropriately (NO HORSEPLAY)!
18Which of the following is not horseplay?
- Breaking a test tube as a result of turning the
water on too high. - Trading lab materials with other groups to make
it more interesting. - Hitting Jimmy because he pulled your hair.
- Performing unauthorized experiments.
19Always report any accidents (cuts, scrapes,
burns, chemical spills, fires, etc.) immediately
and take appropriate safety measures!
20 Keep long hair tied back and secure
any baggy clothes!
21Which of the following footwear is inappropriate
for the lab?
- Tennis shoes
- Closed-toe shoes
- Boots
- Flip-Flops
22Wear safety goggles and lab aprons when
appropriate! Do not wear contact lenses in the
lab when using chemicals!
23True or False?
- Personal eyeglasses provide the same amount of
protection as safety glasses (goggles) worn in
the lab.
24Never use broken or cracked glassware! Notify
the teacher immediately of any broken equipment
and dispose of it appropriately.
25Use a test tube clamp to hold a test tube and
always point the open end away from yourself and
others!
26Never leave hot plates, Bunsen burners, candles,
etc. unattended!
27Keep water away from all electrical equipment!
Plug in and unplug all lab equipment correctly.
28How many safety errors are being made by this
student?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
29Never use chemicals from unlabeled containers!
Dispose of chemicals as instructed by the
teacher. Never return used chemicals to the
original container.
30Use a wafting motion to detect odors! Never
inhale (smell) fumes directly!
31When using a wafting motion-
- Place your nose directly over the container.
- Gently blow into the container to release
molecules. - Use your hand to move the molecules toward your
nose. - None of the above.
32Never taste any chemicals! For your safety keep
chemicals from contacting the eyes and skin!
33If a chemical contacts the skin be sure to wash
the area immediately using-
- Soap and water
- Oil
- A weak base
- Plenty of water
34Handle sharp instruments carefully! Always cut
away from your body.
35Clean up your lab area when finished. Return all
supplies to the appropriate location!
36True or False?
- Conservation of materials should be encouraged.
Students should return any unused chemicals to
the original container.
37Wash hands thoroughly before leaving the lab!
38Failure to follow lab safety rules will result in
your removal from the activity and a zero for
lab participation!
39Lab Safety 101