If you are in a lab, you should know where the following emergency equipment is: fire blanket/fire extinguisher eye wash station phone fire alarm fire exit spill kit
Gloves, goggles, aprons, chemical fume hoods, and emergency showers.
Fire extinguisher and fire blanket.
Make sure the area is secure and let your teacher know, just in case there are any sharp objects on the ground. Don't try and clean anything up for yourself.
Let your instructor know. Put glass in broken glass container located in lab. Follow your teachers instructions.
Safety items in a lab include protective clothing (coats, gloves, goggles) and emergency equipment (fire extinguishers, drench and eyewash faucets, first aid kits). Some labs are equipped with ventilators to remove any noxious or toxic gases.
In case of emergency.
know where this is before you begin any lab; you may need to find it in case of emergency.
Not usually. You should do reactions with a lab partner in case of emergency.
A teenager should know basic first-aid and what the emergency numbers to call in case of an emergency.
Doctor, Police, Mom, Spouse
in case of a emergency
Yes, you can drive quickly to the hospital in case of an emergency.
Emergency case
Yes, you can call 911 for a pet in case of an emergency.
Yes, you can call 911 for animals in case of an emergency.
Yes, you can call 911 for pets in case of an emergency.
Yes, you can call an ambulance for a dog in case of an emergency.