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Which list best describes what should be worn by students in a biology lab where pouring chemicals into beakers is involved?
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Best practice PPE for students pouring chemicals in a biology lab:
- Chemical splash goggles (not just safety glasses)
- Buttoned lab coat or chemical-resistant apron
- Appropriate chemical-resistant gloves (e.g., nitrile)
- Closed-toe shoes and socks (no sandals)
- Long pants (no shorts or skirts that leave legs exposed)
- Hair tied back and away from face; remove dangling jewelry and loose clothing
Notes: use a fume hood for volatile or hazardous vapors; avoid contact lenses with corrosive/irritating chemicals when possible; choose glove material appropriate to the chemicals used.
- Chemical splash goggles (not just safety glasses)
- Buttoned lab coat or chemical-resistant apron
- Appropriate chemical-resistant gloves (e.g., nitrile)
- Closed-toe shoes and socks (no sandals)
- Long pants (no shorts or skirts that leave legs exposed)
- Hair tied back and away from face; remove dangling jewelry and loose clothing
Notes: use a fume hood for volatile or hazardous vapors; avoid contact lenses with corrosive/irritating chemicals when possible; choose glove material appropriate to the chemicals used.
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