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In the science classroom, responsible behavior is paramount for safety. Always act appropriately, adhere to instructions from your teacher, and never enter a lab without proper supervision. Understand the importance of reading lab instructions beforehand and reporting accidents immediately. Familiarize yourself with proper procedures for dealing with chemical spills or fires, and ensure lab areas remain tidy during experiments. Moreover, wear protective gear like lab aprons and tie back long hair when working with chemicals or flames for utmost safety.
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When in the science classroom, conduct yourself in a responsible manner- • At all times • When the teacher says to • Only when working on a lab • Only when preparing materials
When in the science classroom, conduct yourself in a responsible manner- • At all times
If you do not understand a part of a procedure you should- • Proceed with the lab anyway • Skip it and come back later • Work with another group • Ask the teacher immediately
If you do not understand a part of a procedure you should- • Ask the teacher immediately
Never enter in a lab or classroom without- • A notebook • A teacher • A novel • A partner
Never enter in a lab or classroom without- • A teacher
Students enter the classroom • While having a conversation • At the last possible second • Silently • Singing “Zippadee do da… Zippadee aa..
Students enter the classroom • Silently
When first entering a science room- • Do not touch anything until instructed • Immediately begin working on the lab • Go and check all equipment • Walk around and check each station
When first entering a science room- • Do not touch anything until instructed
You should read all instructions for a lab- • Only when you don’t know it • After you set up the equipment • As you perform the lab • Before you begin any part of the lab
You should read all instructions for a lab- • Before you begin any part of the lab
Playing with lab equipment and materials is • OK sometimes • Alright if the teacher is in the room • Not allowed (prohibited) • OK if you plan to be a chemist
Playing with lab equipment and materials is • Not allowed (prohibited)
Horseplay is- • Never allowed in class • Alright in the classroom • Alright in the lab area only • Alright anytime
Horseplay is- • Never allowed in class
To put out a fire on a person’s clothing a person uses- • The fire extinguisher • The fire blanket • Water from the emergency shower • Any chemical at your lab station
To put out a fire on a person’s clothing- • The fire blanket
When the fire alarm occurs- • Grab your stuff and exit immediately • Turn off gas and/or electric before exiting • Stop, drop, and roll • Run out leaving all behind
When the fire alarm occurs- • Turn off gas and/or electric before exiting
Report any and all accidents- • When you get time • Only if they are really serious • Only if they involve blood • To the teacher immediately
Report any and all accidents- • To the teacher immediately
Areas splashed with chemicals should be - • Left alone until it feels better • Treated with other chemicals • Washed with a special cleaning solution • Washed with water for 15 minutes
Areas splashed with chemicals should be- • Flushed with water for 15 minutes
If you had a chemical splashed in your eye you should- • Move to the sink and rinse for 5 minutes • Keep your eyes closed and let them tear • Don’t worry about it • Move to the safety eyewash and rinse for 15 minutes
If you had a chemical splashed in your eye you should- • Move to the safety eyewash and rinse for 15 minutes
The correct way to smell a chemical is to- • Sniff directly over the container • Smell it from a distance • Pour out a little and smell it • Dip your finger in a smell it
The correct way to smell a chemical is to- • Smell it from a distance
When glass that you’re using breaks, you should • Tell your partner to clean it up • Alert the teacher and then use the broom and dust pan to place it in the trash can • Alert the teacher and then use the broom and dust pan to place it in the glass disposal bucket • Alert the teacher and have him clean it up.
When glass that you’re using breaks, you should • Alert the teacher and then use the broom and dust pan to place it in the glass disposal bucket
When using a flame, hot plate, or candle, never- • Leave it unattended or on for the next class to use • Reach over the flame • Leave it near combustible or flammable materials • All of these
When using a flame, hot plate, or candle, never- • All of these
While doing any experiment you should always- • Wash your hands with soap and water when finished • Keep hands away from face, eyes, mouth, and body while working • Clean up lab area • All of the above
While doing any experiment you should always- • All of the above
When experiments are being conducted in class- • the aisles are clear • books are kept stowed away under the chair • work areas are clean and tidy • All of the above
When experiments are being conducted in class- • All of the above
Lab aprons are used for- • The protection of you and your clothing • Protecting only your best clothes • wiping your hands on • Looking cool and smart
Lab aprons are used for- • The protection of you and your clothing
When working with chemicals or flames you must- • Tie back long hair • wear shoes that completely cover the foot • not wear baggy clothing • all of these
When working with chemicals or flames you must- • all of these
Only the teacher should use the- • Fire extinguisher • fire blanket • eyewash station • goggle cabinet
You should know the location and use of the- • Fire extinguisher
You must wear approved safety goggles or safety glasses- • When working in class • any time chemicals, heat or glass are used • Any time an experiment is done • when you feel like it
You must wear approved safety goggles or safety glasses- • any time chemicals, heat, or glass are used
Dispose of chemicals- • In the sink • In the trash can • In their original container • According to the teacher’s instructions.
Dispose of chemicals in- • According to the teacher’s instructions
If you see something in the classroomor laboratory that is dangerous, tell the teacher- • When you have time • immediately • after class • when the teacher is available
If you see something in the classroomor laboratory that is dangerous, tell the teacher- • immediately
When you begin your experiment, you should • remember the teachers instructions and begin working • read the procedure (directions) for the lab and follow it • mix chemicals randomly and try new things. • rely only on our partner to complete the experiment