BIO 155 Lab Test #1 Actual study set
with Questions and correct/verified
Answers
Emergency Procedures in the Lab - ANSWER-- Emergency Shower
- Emergency eyewash station
- Fire Blanket
- Fire alarm box
- Emergency electrical shutoff
- Emergency gas shutoff
- First aid kit
- Location of the safety data sheets
Safety Equipment - ANSWER-- Safety gloves
- Gloves
General Laboratory Safety - ANSWER-- Use car and demonstrate common sense when working in the lab.
- Be serious about lab work; display responsibility and maturity.
- No eating, drinking, or smoking in the lab.
- Be careful that books or coats don't accidentally open gas jets.
- Keep books and coats away from an open flame.
- Return all materials, carefully cleaned, to their proper place in the lab.
- Leave lab counters clean and dry. This includes washing them with a disinfectant when necessary.
- Wash your hands with soap and water before leaving the lab.
- No children are allowed in the lab at any time.
Safety Procedures When Using Chemicals - ANSWER-- Always wear safety glasses when working with
chemicals.
- Never return chemicals to stock bottles to avoid contamination.
- Clean up any spilled chemicals by carefully following the instructions of your instructor.
- Avoid coming in contact with substances to which you are allergic.
Safety Procedures for Dissection of Preserved Materials - ANSWER-- Wear safety glasses to guard against
the splashing of preservatives.
- In the event of eye contact, rinse immediately with lots of water.
- Safety information provided by the preparer of the preserved specimens recommends wearing regular
glasses instead of contact lenses, if possible during dissections. This is to reduce the risk to the cornea of
the eye from concentration of the preservative chemicals behind the contact lenses.
- Wear dissecting gloves and a lab coat, smock, or old clothes.
- In the event of skin contact with the preservative solution, wash with soap and water.
- Be extra cautious with sharp objects such as pins, scalpel, and the teeth of specimens.
with Questions and correct/verified
Answers
Emergency Procedures in the Lab - ANSWER-- Emergency Shower
- Emergency eyewash station
- Fire Blanket
- Fire alarm box
- Emergency electrical shutoff
- Emergency gas shutoff
- First aid kit
- Location of the safety data sheets
Safety Equipment - ANSWER-- Safety gloves
- Gloves
General Laboratory Safety - ANSWER-- Use car and demonstrate common sense when working in the lab.
- Be serious about lab work; display responsibility and maturity.
- No eating, drinking, or smoking in the lab.
- Be careful that books or coats don't accidentally open gas jets.
- Keep books and coats away from an open flame.
- Return all materials, carefully cleaned, to their proper place in the lab.
- Leave lab counters clean and dry. This includes washing them with a disinfectant when necessary.
- Wash your hands with soap and water before leaving the lab.
- No children are allowed in the lab at any time.
Safety Procedures When Using Chemicals - ANSWER-- Always wear safety glasses when working with
chemicals.
- Never return chemicals to stock bottles to avoid contamination.
- Clean up any spilled chemicals by carefully following the instructions of your instructor.
- Avoid coming in contact with substances to which you are allergic.
Safety Procedures for Dissection of Preserved Materials - ANSWER-- Wear safety glasses to guard against
the splashing of preservatives.
- In the event of eye contact, rinse immediately with lots of water.
- Safety information provided by the preparer of the preserved specimens recommends wearing regular
glasses instead of contact lenses, if possible during dissections. This is to reduce the risk to the cornea of
the eye from concentration of the preservative chemicals behind the contact lenses.
- Wear dissecting gloves and a lab coat, smock, or old clothes.
- In the event of skin contact with the preservative solution, wash with soap and water.
- Be extra cautious with sharp objects such as pins, scalpel, and the teeth of specimens.
