1.2.2 Safety and rules in biology laboratory (T/F)

Goggles are worn in the biology lab to protect the eyes from chemical splashes and harmful substances.

Lab coats are worn in the biology lab to keep the body warm during experiments.

Hand sanitiser is used to disinfect hands and reduce microbial contamination in the lab.

The purpose of a fume hood is to sterilise laboratory equipment.

Safety showers are used to wash chemicals off the body in case of chemical spills.

Laminar flow cabinets provide a sterile environment for preparing cultures.

Closed shoes are optional in the biology lab if the floor is clean.

Biological waste such as needles and syringes should be disposed of in regular trash bins.

Fume hoods prevent the inhalation of toxic substances in the lab.

Biohazardous materials should be disposed of in biohazard bags and bins.

It is safe to eat snacks in the biology lab during long experiments.

Mercury spills should be cleaned with a regular cloth and disposed of in the sink.

Chemical spills should be reported to the teacher or lab assistant immediately.

Cuts in the biology lab should be ignored if they are minor.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is necessary only when handling toxic chemicals.

Organic solvents should not be disposed of in sinks.

Emergency eyewash stations are used to rinse the eyes in case of chemical exposure.

Volatile substances such as alcohol and paint can be safely disposed of in laboratory sinks.

Sharp biological waste includes items like needles, syringes, and broken glass.

First aid kits are essential for treating minor injuries in the biology lab.