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model 2 – scenes in the lab 9. complete the table below using the pictu…

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model 2 – scenes in the lab

  1. complete the table below using the pictures in model 2.
scenepotential concernproper safe behavior
2broken or chipped glassware
3
4
5bacteria growing in an open petri dish—could spread to other areas.
6
7
8dispose of waste in designated locations.
9hot plate turned on, could cause burns.
10dispose of used scalpel blades in a sharps container; put all scissors away when finished.
11
12

Explanation:

Response

To complete the table, we analyze each scene:

Scene 1
  • Potential Concern: Running in lab (tripping, spilling, injury).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Walk slowly in the lab.
Scene 2
  • Potential Concern: Broken or chipped glassware.
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Dispose of broken glass in a designated sharps container; notify instructor.
Scene 3
  • Potential Concern: Distractions (dancing, not focusing on lab tasks).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Stay focused on lab work; no horseplay.
Scene 4
  • Potential Concern: Drinking near lab materials (contamination, ingestion of chemicals).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Do not eat or drink in the lab; use designated areas.
Scene 5
  • Potential Concern: Bacteria growing in an open Petri dish—could spread to other areas.
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Keep Petri dishes covered; disinfect work area after use.
Scene 6
  • Potential Concern: Spilled liquid (slips, falls, damage to equipment).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Clean up spills immediately with appropriate materials.
Scene 7
  • Potential Concern: Wet floor (slips, falls).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Wipe up spills or mark wet areas; use caution.
Scene 8
  • Potential Concern: Dispose of waste in designated locations (improper disposal risks contamination).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Follow lab protocols for waste disposal (e.g., biohazard, chemical, or regular trash).
Scene 9
  • Potential Concern: Hot plate turned on, could cause burns.
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Turn off hot plates when not in use; use heat-resistant gloves/tongs.
Scene 10
  • Potential Concern: Unsafe handling of sharp tools (scissors, scalpel blades—cuts, injuries).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Dispose of used scalpel blades in a sharps container; put all scissors away when finished.
Scene 11
  • Potential Concern: Mishandling of lab animals (animal stress, injury to handler).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Follow animal care protocols; use appropriate handling techniques.
Scene 12
  • Potential Concern: Unwashed hands (spreading contaminants, ingesting hazards).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Wash hands thoroughly before and after lab work.
Final Table (Key Entries):
ScenePotential ConcernProper Safe Behavior
2Broken glasswareDispose in sharps container; notify instructor.
3Distractions (dancing)Focus on lab work.
4Drinking in labAvoid eating/drinking in lab.
5Open Petri dish (bacteria spread)Keep covered; disinfect area.
6Spilled liquidClean up immediately.
7Wet floor (slips)Wipe up/mark wet areas.
8Improper waste disposalUse designated waste areas.
9Hot plate (burn risk)Turn off when unused; use heat protection.
10Unsafe sharp toolsDispose blades in sharps; store scissors.
11Mishandling lab animalsFollow animal care protocols.
12Unwashed handsWash hands thoroughly.

(Note: Adjust responses to match specific lab safety guidelines as needed.)

Answer:

To complete the table, we analyze each scene:

Scene 1
  • Potential Concern: Running in lab (tripping, spilling, injury).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Walk slowly in the lab.
Scene 2
  • Potential Concern: Broken or chipped glassware.
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Dispose of broken glass in a designated sharps container; notify instructor.
Scene 3
  • Potential Concern: Distractions (dancing, not focusing on lab tasks).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Stay focused on lab work; no horseplay.
Scene 4
  • Potential Concern: Drinking near lab materials (contamination, ingestion of chemicals).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Do not eat or drink in the lab; use designated areas.
Scene 5
  • Potential Concern: Bacteria growing in an open Petri dish—could spread to other areas.
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Keep Petri dishes covered; disinfect work area after use.
Scene 6
  • Potential Concern: Spilled liquid (slips, falls, damage to equipment).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Clean up spills immediately with appropriate materials.
Scene 7
  • Potential Concern: Wet floor (slips, falls).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Wipe up spills or mark wet areas; use caution.
Scene 8
  • Potential Concern: Dispose of waste in designated locations (improper disposal risks contamination).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Follow lab protocols for waste disposal (e.g., biohazard, chemical, or regular trash).
Scene 9
  • Potential Concern: Hot plate turned on, could cause burns.
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Turn off hot plates when not in use; use heat-resistant gloves/tongs.
Scene 10
  • Potential Concern: Unsafe handling of sharp tools (scissors, scalpel blades—cuts, injuries).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Dispose of used scalpel blades in a sharps container; put all scissors away when finished.
Scene 11
  • Potential Concern: Mishandling of lab animals (animal stress, injury to handler).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Follow animal care protocols; use appropriate handling techniques.
Scene 12
  • Potential Concern: Unwashed hands (spreading contaminants, ingesting hazards).
  • Proper Safe Behavior: Wash hands thoroughly before and after lab work.
Final Table (Key Entries):
ScenePotential ConcernProper Safe Behavior
2Broken glasswareDispose in sharps container; notify instructor.
3Distractions (dancing)Focus on lab work.
4Drinking in labAvoid eating/drinking in lab.
5Open Petri dish (bacteria spread)Keep covered; disinfect area.
6Spilled liquidClean up immediately.
7Wet floor (slips)Wipe up/mark wet areas.
8Improper waste disposalUse designated waste areas.
9Hot plate (burn risk)Turn off when unused; use heat protection.
10Unsafe sharp toolsDispose blades in sharps; store scissors.
11Mishandling lab animalsFollow animal care protocols.
12Unwashed handsWash hands thoroughly.

(Note: Adjust responses to match specific lab safety guidelines as needed.)