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Clothing Protective Quiz

Clothing Protective Quiz

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Food and drink are not permitted in laboratories because:
		Other people may become envious of your goodies
		They creat unusual odors
		They may become contaminated with toxic substances
		They could spill on instruments and ruin them


Job-related foot hazards include having heavy objects fall or roll on feet and stubbing or banging toes.
		True
		False


Jewery may react with corrosive or irritating liquids.
		True
		False


Long hair must be tied back.
		True
		False


Protective clothing and equipment, such as gloves and lab coats, should be removed before leaving the laboratory because:
		Visitors may be frightened by the strange clothing
		Contaminants may be transferred to persons or objects outside the lab
		One may forget to return the gear to the lab
		They are USDA property


OSHA requires protective footwear in areas where foot injuries are possible.
		True
		False


Lab coats can be worn outside of the laboratory
		True
		False


To prevent slips and falls, shoes should have rubber soles.
		True
		False


It's a good idea to wear foot-guards over shoes where there's a risk of heavy objects falling on feet.
		True
		False


Sandals are acceptable work shoes.
		True
		False


For work with corrosive or hazardous chemicals, the best footwear choice is rubber or impermeable boots.
		True
		False


Even if a job doesn't require protective footwear, you should wear shoes with low heels and non-skid shoes
		True
		False

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