Question

model 2 - scenes in the lab

1. complete the table below using the pictures in model 2.

(table with columns: scene, potential concern, proper safe behavior; rows 1–12 with some pre - filled entries like for scene 1: potential concern “running in the lab”, proper safe behavior “walk carefully in the lab”; scene 5: potential concern “bacteria growing in an open petri dish—could spread to other areas”, etc.)

Explanation:

To complete the table for each scene, we analyze the image (Model 2) and the given context (lab safety):

Scene 2

• Potential Concern: Broken or chipped glassware (risk of cuts, spreading contaminants).
• Proper Safe Behavior: Use a brush and dustpan to clean up broken glass; dispose of chipped glassware properly (e.g., in a designated broken glass container).

Scene 3

• Potential Concern: Not wearing protective equipment (e.g., goggles) while working with substances/equipment that could harm eyes.
• Proper Safe Behavior: Wear safety goggles to protect eyes from splashes, debris, etc.

Scene 4

• Potential Concern: Distraction from lab equipment (e.g., playing with or being distracted by a computer/device) → could lead to accidents (spills, missed safety steps).
• Proper Safe Behavior: Focus on lab tasks; avoid using non - lab - related devices or engaging in distracting activities.

Scene 6

• Potential Concern: Cluttered workspace (e.g., tangled cords, messy area) → tripping hazard, difficulty finding equipment, increased accident risk.
• Proper Safe Behavior: Organize workspace; keep cords tidy, equipment stored properly, and area clear.

Scene 8

• Potential Concern: Disposing of waste in non - designated locations (e.g., throwing waste in the wrong bin) → environmental hazards, contamination.
• Proper Safe Behavior: Dispose of waste only in designated containers (e.g., chemical waste, biohazard, regular trash as per lab protocol).

Final Table (Key Entries Filled):

Scene	Potential Concern	Proper Safe Behavior
3	Not wearing protective equipment (e.g., goggles)	Wear safety goggles.
4	Distraction from lab - related devices	Focus on lab tasks; avoid non - lab distractions.
6	Cluttered workspace	Organize workspace, keep area clear.
8	Improper waste disposal (non - designated locations)	Dispose of waste in designated containers.

(Note: The table is completed by matching each scene’s visual (from Model 2) to lab safety risks and corresponding safe practices, as inferred from typical lab safety guidelines.)

Answer:

To complete the table for each scene, we analyze the image (Model 2) and the given context (lab safety):

Scene 2

• Potential Concern: Broken or chipped glassware (risk of cuts, spreading contaminants).
• Proper Safe Behavior: Use a brush and dustpan to clean up broken glass; dispose of chipped glassware properly (e.g., in a designated broken glass container).

Scene 3

• Potential Concern: Not wearing protective equipment (e.g., goggles) while working with substances/equipment that could harm eyes.
• Proper Safe Behavior: Wear safety goggles to protect eyes from splashes, debris, etc.

Scene 4

• Potential Concern: Distraction from lab equipment (e.g., playing with or being distracted by a computer/device) → could lead to accidents (spills, missed safety steps).
• Proper Safe Behavior: Focus on lab tasks; avoid using non - lab - related devices or engaging in distracting activities.

Scene 6

• Potential Concern: Cluttered workspace (e.g., tangled cords, messy area) → tripping hazard, difficulty finding equipment, increased accident risk.
• Proper Safe Behavior: Organize workspace; keep cords tidy, equipment stored properly, and area clear.

Scene 8

• Potential Concern: Disposing of waste in non - designated locations (e.g., throwing waste in the wrong bin) → environmental hazards, contamination.
• Proper Safe Behavior: Dispose of waste only in designated containers (e.g., chemical waste, biohazard, regular trash as per lab protocol).

Final Table (Key Entries Filled):

Scene	Potential Concern	Proper Safe Behavior
3	Not wearing protective equipment (e.g., goggles)	Wear safety goggles.
4	Distraction from lab - related devices	Focus on lab tasks; avoid non - lab distractions.
6	Cluttered workspace	Organize workspace, keep area clear.
8	Improper waste disposal (non - designated locations)	Dispose of waste in designated containers.

(Note: The table is completed by matching each scene’s visual (from Model 2) to lab safety risks and corresponding safe practices, as inferred from typical lab safety guidelines.)