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* 1. Fume hoods protect laboratory members from which of the following hazards/biohazards?

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* 2. What is the meaning of this lab safety symbol?

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* 3. What do all biosafety cabinets have in common?

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* 4. Hazardous materials should be stored

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* 5. What is the meaning of this lab safety symbol?

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* 6. Lab coats should be worn

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* 7. A compressed gas container can explode if

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* 8. What is the meaning of this lab safety symbol?

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* 9. Eye protection is required in the lab when lab members are exposed to

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* 10. What is the meaning of this lab safety symbol? 

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* 11. Which of the following is not a known human carcinogen?

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* 12. Which of the following can safely be poured down the drain?

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* 13. What is the meaning of this lab safety symbol? 

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* 14. The further away from pH 7 that a substance is, the more corrosive it is.

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* 15. To disinfect glassware, it should be rinsed with ethanol and then placed in an open flame.

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* 16. All spills in the lab should be cleaned with paper towel.

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* 17. Cryoprotective gloves should be worn when handling liquid nitrogen.

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* 18. West Nile virus and Yellow fever are examples of agents requiring biosafety level 2 practices and containment.

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* 19. An acutely toxic chemical is one that will harm you only after years of exposure.

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* 20. A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) contains information on the potential hazards associated with a chemical product.

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