Safety Practices Quiz

True

False

1.

T

F

Glass tubing can be gently forced into rubber stoppers.

2.

T

F

A laboratory apron will protect your clothing from spills.

3.

T

F

Touching heated glassware with your fingers is a good way to see if it is cool enough to handle.

4.

T

F

You should never taste any chemicals or substances unless told to do so by your teacher.

5.

T

F

Long hair should be tied back when working near an open flame.

6.

T

F

When using electrical equipment you should keep your work area dry.

7.

T

F

It’s OK to leave heat sources turned on for short periods when not in use as long as you turn them down on low.

8.

T

F

You should inform your teacher immediately if you spill or splash chemicals on your skin, cut or burn yourself, or get something in your eye.

9.

T

F

If chemicals get into your eyes flush them out with plenty of water immediately and notify your teacher.

10.

T

F

Always cut in the direction away from your body.

11.

T

F

Broken, chipped, or cracked glassware can be used as long as it doesn’t leak.

12.

T

F

Never reach across an open flame.

13.

T

F

If you are bitten or scratched by a lab animal, you should inform your teacher.

14.

T

F

You should wear your safety glasses only when you are working with chemicals, open flames, or substances that may be harmful to your eyes.

15.

T

F

Test tubes should be pointed away from you and others when heating them.