Option 1

Professor Jones: ‘Excellent! Now let’s discuss how we can keep ourself safe in the lab. Are you familiar with the term personal protective equipment (PPE)?’

You: ‘It sounds like the term is self-explanatory. It is the equipment you have to wear to keep you safe!’ 

Professor Jones: ‘That’s correct! Have a look at the student below and try to identify the PPE.’

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Professor Jones: Let’s start with what clothing we need to wear in the lab when performing lab experiments?’

Michael: ‘oh…that white thing…a white lab coat which has long sleeves!’

Professor Jones: ‘Correct! Why do we need to wear it always during a lab practical and why is it white in colour usually?’

  • To protect our clothes underneath. White is a universal colour which you can find in any country
  • To protect us from any spills. White is a colour where most spillages are visible depending solution colour
  • To protect our clothes underneath. White matches with any skin colour tone

Map: CS7 - LAB SAFETY-ES_1 (1011)
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