Biocurious Safety Training

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This safety training should be completed by the prospective member. You are required to correctly answer ALL questions before starting work in the wet lab.

Access to training videos will require you to enter your name and email before each viewing. All videos referenced can be found here: http://safety.dow.com/en/safety-courses/safety-orientation-and-training .

Also, all of these questions are covered in the BioCurious-edited version of "At the Bench A Laboratory Navigator" by Kathy Barker.

The book can be found on Amazon -> http://goo.gl/n1A9vh
The link to the inserts for each chapter will posted here as soon as they are ready.

"At the Bench A Laboratory Navigator" by Kathy Barker
Publisher: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press; 2nd edition (November 2, 2004)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0879697083
ISBN-13: 978-0879697082

Quiz Version 1.4 (AB+EH edits)

Name *

Please enter the name associated with your BioCurious membership.

Email *

Please enter the email address associated with your BioCurious membership.

Who is responsible for your well-being and safety? *

For more infomation, please see - Warren v. District of Columbia

The BioCurious Safety Committee

BioCurious

All of the above

The Police

I am

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

Please answer the following questions after watching the following video and reviewing the PPE guide.

PPE video:
http://safety.dow.com/en/safety-courses/safety-orientation-and-training/ppe-basics

PPE guide:
http://storage.dow.com.edgesuite.net/safety-dow-com/PPE-Guidance-for-Universities-Final.pdf

When is it appropriate to wear thin chemical lab gloves? *

When contact with chemicals is anticipated

When working with broken glass

When contact with chemicals is not anticipated

Never

When there is a low safety hazard what sort of eye protection should you choose? *

Googles

No eye protection is required

General safety glasses

Face shield

When is it acceptable to wear sandals in the wet lab? *

When you are the only person in the laboratory

It is okay as long as you are just walking though

When immediate evacuation of BioCurious is required due to an emergency

When you are not working with hazardous chemicals

Never

If your glove comes into contact with an incompatible chemical, it might: *

Get hard

Get softer

Swell

All of the above

True or False: Every time you leave the lab you should wash your hands. *

1. True

2. False

Hazardous Waste

This section will cover the topic of hazardous waste as addressed in the Dow video on hazardous waste.

http://safety.dow.com/en/safety-courses/safety-orientation-and-training/waste-handling

When using a waste container the description goes where *

On the side

On the hazardous waste label

On the lid and the Hazardous waste label

On the lid

Secondary containment is used for what type of waste container? *

Corrosive acids or bases

Secondary containment is only for BSL2 labs

Liquids but is generally advised for all waste types

Liquids

Cleaning up spills in a BSL1 lab *

For more infomation: https://biosafety.mcmaster.ca/documents/doc105_phac_spill_procedures.pdf

Containment of the dropped liquids by covering with paper towels.

Application of freshly prepared 10% bleach solution from the outside to inside of the spill and letting it sit for a minimum contact time of 30 minutes.

Using tongs or forceps to pick up sharps or broken glass.

a and b

a, b and c

When you find an unlabeled bottle of chemical in the lab, you should: *

Pour it down the drain

Report it to Staff or email safety@biocurious.org

Waft the chemical

Smell it to see what it is

All containers in the lab need to have a label, the information on the label should include *

Your full name, organism or chemical, today's date, date it expires, and the Hazard Class if there is one

Barcode

Today's date

Your full name (no initials)

Date it expires

Your full name, organism or chemical, today's date

Name of the organism or chemical (and its concentration)

What does the Blue line on the floor of BioCurious mean? *

It is the separation between the area where laboratory activities can take place and where non-lab activities can take place.

It is an artistic statement

It doen’t mean anything

It is the location of some underground pipes.

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