Lab Safety (Hazards) Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Are extensions cord be used?

A

no

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2
Q

what kind of adaptors is prohibited in the lab?

A
  • cheater adaptor
  • Gang plugs
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3
Q

what should you pull the plug or the cord?

A

plug

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4
Q

what should you do if a electrical equipment fail to function properly?

A

disconnect the apparatus

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5
Q

What will you use in case of an electric fire?

A

Carbon dioxide extinguisher (not water)

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6
Q

All chemicals in the laboratory must be considered as?

A

Poison

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6
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Where should you refer if you have problems regarding the handling and storage of a chemical?

A

Material Safety and Data Sheet (MSDS)

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7
Q

Wearing contact lens is not permitted when working with what chemicals?

A
  • xylene
  • acetone
  • alcohols
  • formaldehyde
  • other solvents
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8
Q

flammable liquids should be stored how many feet away from heat source?

A

5 ft

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9
Q

can you stire inflammable chemicals in refrigerators?

A

no

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10
Q

Strong acids and alkalis should be stored where?

A

near the floor with warning sign

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11
Q

when will you use bottle carriers?

A

if chemical is more than 500 mL

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12
Q

OSHA requires manufactures and suppliers to provide what onsite for the laboratory personnel?

A

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

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13
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MSDS will specifically include:

A
  • chemical identity
  • chemical and common name
  • physical and chemical characteristics
  • signs and symptoms of exposure
  • routes of entry
  • exposure limits
  • carcinogenic potential
  • safe handling procedures
  • spill clean-up procedures
  • emergency first aid
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14
Q

the outside of containers should be wiped with what?

A

alcohol swab

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15
Q

can be one of the most toxic sources of exposure to personnel in the laboratory

A

Ionizing radiation

16
Q

pregnant women must not work with?

A

radioactive substances

17
Q

There should be a placement of fire extinguishers every what feet?

18
Q

placement of fire detection systems should be tested every when?

19
Q

these are written fire prevention and response procedures

A

fire response plan

20
Q

fire drills should be done how many times in a year?

21
Q

checking of fire extinguisher should be done how many times?

A

at least once a year

22
Q

in case of a fire accident what should you do to prevent draft?

A

close all doors and windows

23
Q

what should you use for small blaze

A

sand or waterand a fire blanket

24
what should you use for larger blaze?
fire extinguisher
25
when escaping fire, what is safest way of evacuating?
crawling and staying close to the floor
26
what should you do to reduce the danger of inhaling flame
cover your mouth and nose
27
ordinary combustibles such as wood, paper and cloth belong to what class of fire?
Class A
28
flammable liquids, gases or grease belong to what class of fire?
Class B
29
electrical equipment, motors and switches belong to what class of fire?
Class C
30
flammable metals such as magnesium belong to what class of fire?
Class D
31
What should you use for Class A fires?
- pressurized water - dry-chemical extinguishers
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What should you use for Class C fires?
Dry chemical and carbon dioxide extinguishers
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What should you use for Class D fires?
Special dry-chemical extinguishers (firefighters only)