This document contains a quiz with 8 images showing potential laboratory errors and recommended actions to prevent the errors. The errors include excess substance on a weighing pan, improper protective equipment when handling chemicals, unclosed chemical bottles and unnecessary materials on the work area, confusing labeling materials, a deteriorated paper box and improper chemical storage, improper use of lab coats and an unorganized work area, improper glassware cleaning, and manifestation of organisms in bottles. The recommended actions emphasize cleaning, proper equipment use and storage, organization, and following safety procedures.
This document contains a quiz with 8 images showing potential laboratory errors and recommended actions to prevent the errors. The errors include excess substance on a weighing pan, improper protective equipment when handling chemicals, unclosed chemical bottles and unnecessary materials on the work area, confusing labeling materials, a deteriorated paper box and improper chemical storage, improper use of lab coats and an unorganized work area, improper glassware cleaning, and manifestation of organisms in bottles. The recommended actions emphasize cleaning, proper equipment use and storage, organization, and following safety procedures.
This document contains a quiz with 8 images showing potential laboratory errors and recommended actions to prevent the errors. The errors include excess substance on a weighing pan, improper protective equipment when handling chemicals, unclosed chemical bottles and unnecessary materials on the work area, confusing labeling materials, a deteriorated paper box and improper chemical storage, improper use of lab coats and an unorganized work area, improper glassware cleaning, and manifestation of organisms in bottles. The recommended actions emphasize cleaning, proper equipment use and storage, organization, and following safety procedures.
This document contains a quiz with 8 images showing potential laboratory errors and recommended actions to prevent the errors. The errors include excess substance on a weighing pan, improper protective equipment when handling chemicals, unclosed chemical bottles and unnecessary materials on the work area, confusing labeling materials, a deteriorated paper box and improper chemical storage, improper use of lab coats and an unorganized work area, improper glassware cleaning, and manifestation of organisms in bottles. The recommended actions emphasize cleaning, proper equipment use and storage, organization, and following safety procedures.
the image done to prevent error I. There is excess substance on the • Clean the surface of the weighing pan and the surrounding of the weighing balance weighing pan of the weighing balance using tissue • Set the weighing balance to zero by pressing the “on” button
II. Getting a solid chemical without proper
protective equipments. Equipped with • Always put on the gloves inside the laboratory especially when dealing with chemicals accessories. • Remove the unnecessary accessories when doing an assigned task to avoid further injuries • Closing the chemical bottle after getting the III. Unclosed chemical bottle and unnecessary materials are on the materials is a must to avoid hazardous particle to spill or blown away by wind • All materials except activity equipment working area should be kept under the desk or table
IV. Overlapped labelling material and color
of the paper is confusing • Accurate size of paper should be used when labeling in order for the written information to be read clearly • Paper color for labeling should be white for internal use and red for external use to avoid confusion. • The paper box should have a firm shape to V. Deteriorated shape of the paper box and improper location of the chemical • cater the solid materials Chemicals should be put on the center of the box and not on its edges to avoid toxicity.
• If needed, jacket should be worn out during
VI. Improper use of lab coat and unorganized working area laboratories but in some other cases the jacket’s sleeves should be hidden. • Clean area makes the best result before, during and after the activity.
• Glassware should be handled with care and
VII. Improper way of cleaning a glass ware the proper way to clean them is to rinse thoroughly and storing it with the mouth downward to prevent scratches or breakage • Another method of cleaning it is to gently rub the inside mouth of clean towel and stand it on a folded towel • Bottles to be used on lab activities should VIII. Manifestation of organism in a bottle always be cleaned and sterilized and sealed off completely • Closing the lid of used or unused bottle should be the first thing to remember when storing for a period of time