Question 1
The causes of electrical line fire are as follows:
A:Short circuit
B:Electric spark
C:Overload of load
D:All of the above
Question 2
In case that power lines fall on the ground, personnel should be prohibited from entering within the specified range of the landing spot.
Question 3
The following measures should be taken to prevent electric shock during the operation of electric connection of lighting facilities:
A:Wet hand operation
B:Cut off the power supply
C:Stand on a metal stool or ladder
D:Put on the gloves
Question 4
For general residential and office premises, if the main purpose is to prevent electric shock, which leakage protection switch should be selected?
A:6 mA
B:15mA
C:30mA
D:50mA
Question 5
What is the dangerous voltage for an electric shock? Above ?
Question 6
In case of an electrical fire, the first measures to be taken are:
A:Call the police
B:Cut off the power
C:Put out the fire
D:Call for help
Question 7
Electric kettles are forbidden in laboratories and dormitories. The power of general electric kettle is:
A:About 100W
B:About 200W
C:About 500W
D:Above 800W
Question 8
The causes of electric shock accidents are:
A:Current flowing through the body
B:Voltage
C:Electric field
D:Magnetic field
Question 9
Maximum electrostatic voltage is up to ? At which, it is easy to generate electrostatic spark and cause fire.
A:50 v
B:Tens of thousands of volts
C:220 v
D:380 v
Question 10
Metal ladders are unsafe which of the the following workplaces?
A:Live work workplace
B:A pit or enclosed space
C:Work high above the ground
D:Static electricity
Question 11
When the electrical socket is damaged, it is neither beautiful nor convenient to work, and causes:
A:Moisture absorbing and leakage
B:Air switch trip
C:Electric shock damage
D:All of the above
Question 12
Which is the domestic lighting circuit voltage?
A:Dc voltage 220 v
B:Ac voltage 280 v
C:Ac voltage 220 v
D:Ac voltage 110 v
Question 13
Human body can get different degree of harm under the action of electromagnetic field caused by
A:Current
B:Voltage
C:Electromagnetic radiation
D:Static electricity
Question 14
What are the characteristics of lightning discharge?
A:.High current, high voltage
B:Low current, high voltage
C:High current, low voltage
D:Electromagnetic radiation
Question 15
The height of the socket in the workshop from the ground is generally not less than ?
A:0.3 m
B:0.2 m
C:0.1 m
D:0.5 m
Question 16
In which of the following cases does the leakage protector not work?
A:One hand touches a charged body
B:The human body touches electrical equipment
C:The hands touch the two-phase wire (when the body is under load and has been electrocuted)
D:The human body touches the leakage case
Question 17
Which of the following is correct in conducting animal experiments?
A:Waste animal carcasses and organs can be reused as feed materials
B:Waste animal carcasses and organs can be incinerated
C:Waste from laboratory animals can be reused as fertilizer
D:Experimental animals should be obtained from qualified units designated by the state
Question 18
What certificates are required for the facilities or departments used to keep experimental animals or conduct animal experiments?
A:Laboratory animal production license
B:Permit for use of laboratory animals
C:Laboratory animal environmental facility certificate
D:Animal experiment permit
Question 19
What should be done with the carcasses and wastes of infected animals before they are removed from the special laboratory?
A:Liquid medicine soak
B:High pressure
C:Buried deep
D:Burning
Question 20
Once the problem of biosafety of experimental animals appears, which institution must report to the school first?
A:Security department
B:School hospital
C:Principal office
D:Laboratory animal emergency response team
Question 21
When a zoonotic disease occurs, it should be reported to the relevant organization of the school immediately. At the same time, what local functional department should be reported to immediately?
A:Health department
B:Department of agriculture
C:Health and epidemic prevention department
D:Hospital
Question 22
Various laboratory management regulations should be kept in:
A:A wall or place of easy access
B:Keep in file cabinet
C:Centralized storage by relevant personnel
D:Saved in the computer
Question 23
When using office automation equipment, the following provisions should be observed:
A:Information involving state secrets should not be transmitted or processed on fax machines or computers without security measures
B:The use of computer information networks to transmit information on international networks may not involve state secrets
C:No information on state secrets may be reproduced without the approval of the state organs or units that originally classified as the secrets. Mobile phones and wireless microphones are not allowed to convey information involving state secrets
D:All of the above
Question 24
The school's working principles for the disposal of hazardous chemical waste are:
A:Discretion
B:Classified collection, fixed point storage, specially-assigned management, centralized processing
C:Treated as household garbage
D:None of the above
Question 25
Due to the fault of the actor caused, a fire causing serious consequences and endangering public safety, would constitute:
A:Crime of arson
B:Fire crime
C:Crime of dereliction of duty
D:Crime of negligently causing a serious accident
Question 26
Containers and packages of hazardous waste as well as facilities and sites for collecting, storing, transporting, and treating hazardous waste must:
A:Set up hazardous waste identification mark
B:Set up garbage identification mark
C:No identification is required
Question 27
What kind of management is used in laboratory safety management?
A:School, (school) department, laboratory three-level management
B:School, (school) department two-level management
C:School (department), the laboratory two-level management
D:Self-management of laboratory
Question 28
Which is wrong for buying highly toxic drugs:
A:Apply to the school security office and approve for the record
B:Approved by the public security bureau
C:Approved by the environmental protection agency
D:Purchase through normal channels from designated hazardous chemicals stores
Question 29
Shoes to wear in the chemistry lab are:
A:Sandals
B:High heels
C:Slippers
D:Sneakers
Question 30
Units that produce, market, store, transport, use hazardous chemicals, or dispose of abandoned hazardous chemicals must ensure that the safety management of their hazardous chemicals conforms to the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, rules and national standards, and be responsible for the safety of their hazardous chemicals.
A:Main person in charge
B:Technicians
C:Practitioners
D:Safety management personnel
Question 31
In flammable or explosive places, do not wear:
A:Cloth shoes
B:Rubber shoes
C:Spiked shoes
Question 32
Containers and packages of hazardous waste as well as facilities and sites for collecting, storing, transporting, and treating hazardous waste must:
A:Set up hazardous waste identification mark
B:Set up garbage identification mark
C:No identification is required
Question 33
Chemical storage room should have anti-theft facilities, maintain ventilation, reagent should:
A:Store in different categories
B:Large quantities of hazardous chemicals are stored in laboratories
C:Can be stored in the hallway
Question 34
Disposable gloves and articles contaminated with EB carcinogens in biological experiments should:
A:Be discarded in the ordinary garbage box
B:Unified collection and processing
C:In the lab at random
Question 35
In the laboratory,
A:Use a knife switch, wooden switchboard and flex
B:Connect and pull wires at will
C:Fixed power sockets should not be disassembled or changed without permission
Question 36
Laboratory keys should not be used by others. Who is responsible for the distribution and management of keys?
A:Laboratory director
B:Tutor
C:Student
Question 37
In the laboratory area, you can:
A:Smoke, cook, eat
B:Sleep overnight and engage in recreational activities
C:Do something related to study or work
Question 38
During holidays, teachers and students who still need to work in the laboratory should strictly abide by the operating procedures of the laboratory. Someone must be present when the experiment is done and be responsible for locking the doors and windows when the experiment is finished in case of fire or explosion
A:Turn off equipment
B:Turn off water, power and air
C:Turn off the computer
Question 39
For commonly used and easy to produce poison reagent, should:
A:Put on the reagent rack
B:Put it in a drawer and have it managed by someone
C:Locked in the reagent cabinet in the laboratory and managed by special personnel
Question 40
When conducting dangerous experiments, it should be:
A:One man operation
B:There must be more than two people
C:There have to be three
Question 41
Experimental dissection of used pollution-free animal carcasses should:
A:Discard carelessly
B:Put them in plastic bags and dispose of them directly as household waste
C:Put it in a plastic bag and give it to the school animal center
Question 42
For laboratory dissection of contaminated animal carcasses,
A:Put them in plastic bags and dispose of them directly as household waste
B:Put them in a plastic bag and throw it away
C:After sterilization in the laboratory, they are put into plastic bags and then handed over to the school animal center for unified treatment
Question 43
Waste harmful solid drugs should:
A:Discarded in the garbage without detoxification
B:Discarded in the household garbage after detoxification
C:Collected by the professional company
Question 44
If the laboratory, office and other electric places need to add electrical equipment, which is correct?
A:self modification by Teacher
B:The installation should be approved by the relevant department of the school and an electrician should be appointed by the school
C:Students can change without permission
Question 45
How should napkin, beverage bottles and other garbage be disposed of?
A:Thrown on the table
B:Thrown on the ground
C:Hand over to the teacher
D:Thrown into trash can
Question 46
Which is incorrect for the following safety management of radioactive waste:
A:Allow non-radioactive waste to mix with radioactive waste
B:The radioactive waste will be collected, packaged, and stored in special containers, which will be uniformly recycled by professional departments
C:Radioactive waste is strictly prohibited from being put into non-radioactive waste
D:Radioactive and non-radioactive waste must be separated
Question 47
What does CO smell like?
A:Sour
B:Rotten apples
C:No smell
D:Rotten eggs
Question 48
What won't explode?
A:Linen dust
B:Sand dust
C:Flour
Question 49
Chemicals with the following properties are classified as hazardous chemicals:
A:Explosion
B:Flammable, corrosive, and radioactive
C:Poison
D:All of the above
Question 50
What type of refrigerator should not be used to store chemicals in the laboratory?
A:Mechanical temperature controlled refrigerator
B:Electronic temperature controlled refrigerator
C:Explosion-proof refrigerator
Question 51
Flammable liquid can be heated by:
A:Heated by an electric stove and watched
B:Heated with an electric heating cover and not watched
C:Heated in a water bath and watched
D:Heated in a water bath and not watched
Question 52
After the accident of dangerous chemicals, which direction should we evacuate?
A:Downwind
B:The upper hand
C:Following wind
Question 53
Conducting operational experiments or studies on hazardous substances, volatile organic solvents, specific chemicals or toxic chemicals, etc It is wrong to say that:
A:Protective masks must be worn
B:Protective gloves must be worn
C:Protective glasses must be worn
D:It do not matter
Question 54
To avoid accidental ingestion of toxic chemicals, which of the following statement is true:
A:Bring food and tableware into the laboratory
B:Chewing gum is allowed in the laboratory
C:Wash hands before eating after using chemicals
D:Smoking is allowed in the laboratory
Question 55
What does the path of drug poisoning have?
A:Respiratory inhalation
B:Penetrate through the skin
C:Swallow
D:All of the above
Question 56
Which of the following dust is likely to explode:
A:Quick lime
B:flour
C:cement
D:Titanium dioxide
Question 57
If organic matter or drugs that react violently with water catch fire, the following will be used, so as not to cause more damage:
A:Other organic matter for firefighting
B:Water extinguishing
C:A fire extinguisher or using sand to put it out
Question 58
Waste liquid that can react with each other to produce toxic gas should:
A:Be thrown away with litter
B:Poured down the drain
C:Do not pour into the same collection bucket
Question 59
If it is dangerous to pour a waste liquid into the recovery bucket. You should:
Question 60
Inflammable and explosive articles and other items should be piled up in:
A:Near the oven, box-type resistance furnace, etc.
B:Near a refrigerator, freezer, etc.
C:A separate ventilated laboratory
Question 61
Heating and distillation experiments with flammable reagents, do not use
A:water bath kettle
B:Open flame
C:fuming cupboard
Question 62
The treatment of concentrated acid and alkali in the laboratory can generally be:
A:Neutralized before dumping and flush the pipe with plenty of water
B:It should flow down the drain without treatment
C:No need to neutralize. Dump directly into the sewer
Question 63
Mercury vapor in the laboratory can cause chronic poisoning of people. In order to reduce the evaporation of mercury liquid level, what liquid can be covered on the surface of mercury liquid?
A:Water liquid
B:glycerin
C:5%Na2S?H2O
Question 64
When cleaning chips in milling, use:
A:hand
B:brush
C:staple
D:blow
Question 65
Which of the following is not a symptom of death?
A:Do not respond
B:Stop breathing
C:Cardiac arrest
D:Bilateral pupils dilated and fixed
Question 66
The following is in line with the "four first, four later" principle of first aid and protection:
A:First aid before save
B:Minor injuries before serious injuries
C:Slow before urgent
D:Treat sickness before injury
Question 67
Which of the following is not a sign of respiratory or cardiac arrest?
A:Sudden loss of consciousness
B:Carotid artery pulsation is not palpable.
C:Turn pale to cyanosis
D:contracted pupil
Question 68
Which of the following hemostatic methods is not preferred?
A:Direct compression hemostasis
B:Hemostatic point compression hemostasis
C:Tamping hemostasis
D:Tourniquet to stop bleeding
Question 69
If the victim is seriously injured and has stopped breathing, or suffers from cardiac arrest, first try to apply extramural cardiac compression and which rescue method?
A:Massage
B:Attack a vital point
C:Artificial respiration
D:Send to the hospital
Question 70
The key to saving someone from an electric shock is:
A:The way one gets an electric shock
B:Is it possible to disconnect from power and perform emergency treatment as soon as possible
C:The voltage of the shock
D:Body resistance
Question 71
When someone is electrocuted, the wrong way to take the person out of power is:
A:Remove the electrocuter from power by means of a tool
B:Grab the hand of someone who gets electrocuted
C:Grab the coat of the electrocuted
D:Cut off the power
Question 72
What is the correct way to detect a gas leak?
A:Switch an electrical switch or make a phone call
B:Use an open flame
C:Quickly close the valve and open the door and window
Question 73
Which of the following first aid methods is wrong when there is a foreign body piercing the head or chest?
A:Rush the victim a hospital
B:Fix the foreign body with towel and other objects to prevent it from moving
C:Pull out immediately and stop bleeding
Question 74
After the occurrence of chemical strong corrosive scalding and burning accidents, use the following to keep the wound surface clean for medical treatment. Or use a special solvent or solution suitable for the elimination of such chemicals to wash the scalding or burning surface carefully.
A:Rinse skin quickly with plenty of water
B:Quickly free the injured from contaminated clothes and wash the skin with plenty of water
C:Quickly free the injured from contaminated clothes
Question 75
When teachers and students enter the biochemical laboratory work, they must be clear about the location, in case of emergency. They can do the corresponding self-help work.
A:The location of the doors and windows
B:The location of inflammable and explosive articles
C:Position of eyewash, emergency spray, and first aid kit
Question 76
Which of the following is wrong in the experiment?
A:Once concentrated sulfuric acid falls on the body, wash it with 4.5% acetic acid or 1.5% hydrochloric acid
B:Once concentrated sulfuric acid falls on the body, wash it with a weak base (2 percent sodium carbonate) or soapy liquid to neutralize it
C:Once the lye falls on the skin, wash it neutralized with 4.5% acetic acid or about 1.5% hydrochloric ac
Question 77
In the experiment, the strong acid that has been swallowed in the mouth has been splashed. First, drink a lot of water and then take:
A:Aluminum hydroxide solution, egg white
B:Acetic acid juice, egg white
C:Copper sulfate solution (30g dissolved in a cup of water) induced vomiting
Question 78
In the experiment, the strong alkali that has been swallowed in the mouth has been splashed. First drink a lot of water and then take:
A:Aluminum hydroxide solution, egg white
B:Acetic acid juice, egg white
C:Copper sulfate solution (31g dissolved in a cup of water) induced vomiting
Question 79
In case of irritation or neurotoxicity, take milk or egg white to ease the symptoms before taking:
A:Aluminum hydroxide solution, egg white
B:Copper sulfate solution (30g dissolved in a cup of water) induced vomiting
C:Acetic acid juice, egg white
Question 80
Which of the following is incorrect when laboratory personnel is electrocuted?
A:Should quickly cut off the power supply, unbutton the coat of the electrocuted , take out the foreign object from the mouth , and then conduct artificial respiration
B:Stimulants should be administered promptly
C:When the patient is seriously injured, he should be sent to the hospital immediately
Question 81
The key points of laboratory safety inspection are:
A:The use and storage of inflammable, infectious, radioactive and toxic substances
B:Decontamination and waste disposal
C:Establishment and implementation of rules and regulations
D:All of the above
Question 82
What should I do if I find that my device is not working properly when I am using it?
A:Stop the machine and report to the responsible person
B:Shutdown and leave
C:Continue to use, pay attention to observe
D:Self-maintenance after shutdown
Question 83
The following should be noted when using the drying oven and thermostatic oven:
A:Check the power supply before use and have a good grounding wire
B:The container should be kept clean. The net basket should not be rusted, otherwise it will affect the cleanliness of the articles to be dried
C:The heating temperature of plastic and Plexiglas products should not exceed 60℃, the temperature of glass products should not exceed 180℃, and the operating temperature should not exceed the maximum allowable temperature of the drying oven. The power should be cut off in time after use
D:None of the above
Question 84
The causes of safety accidents are as follows:
A:Unsafe state of equipment and unsafe behavior of people
B:Poor work environment
C:Defects of labor organization and management
D:All of the above
Question 85
When teachers and students enter the laboratory to work, they must make clear the location of the following and close the corresponding main switch in case of abnormal conditions.
A:Fluorescent switch, sink, fume hood
B:Power main switch, water main switch
C:Ventilation switch, multimedia switch, computer switch
Question 86
In the design process of experimental content, what items should be selected as far as possible to do the experiment?
A:Pollution-free, non-toxic or low toxicity
B:items with more experimental liquid and residue
C:The experiment waste liquid, residue and other non-recyclable items
Question 87
Laboratory biosafety protection includes:
A:Safety equipment, personal protective devices, and measures
B:Strict management system and standardized operating procedures and programs
C:Special design and construction requirements of the laboratory
D:All of the above
Question 88
Which of the following is wrong when using a centrifuge?
A:The centrifuge must be covered tightly
B:There is no need to consider the diagonal balance of the centrifugal tube
C:The liquid must not exceed 2/3 of the centrifuge tube
D:Clean the centrifuge cavity after each use
Question 89
For humans, which of the following is not a source of biological threat:
A:A variety of pathogenic microorganisms, genetically modified organisms
B:Alien invasion
C:Air pollution from factory chimneys
D:Biological terrorism
Question 90
Laboratory biosafety levels are divided into four levels, which level of biosafety protection requirements are the highest?
A:Level 1 (BSL-1)
B:Level 2 (BSL-2)
C:Level 3 (BSL-3)
D:Level 4 (BSL-4)
Question 91
Disinfectants commonly used in laboratories for skin or common laboratory equipment include:
A:75% ethanol
B:Formalin (formaldehyde)
C:Lysol (cresol)
D:Bleach (sodium hypochlorite)
Question 92
According to the regulation of ministry of health, the pathogenic microorganism that person spreads can be divided into four kinds according to harmful degree. Which kind of harmful degree is the highest among them?
A:Category 1
B:Category 2
C:Category 3
D:Category 4
Question 93
According to the regulations of the ministry of agriculture, pathogenic microorganisms of animals can be classified into four categories according to the degree of harm. What kind of damage is the highest degree?
A:Category 1
B:Category 2
C:Category 3
D:Category 4
Question 94
The biological safety of experimental animals, refers to which kind of experiments involving animals?
A:Chemical experiment
B:Isotope experiment
C:Drug experiments
D:Pathogenic microorganism experiment
Question 95
What is the serious zoonoses in experimental animals?
A:Rabbit disease
B:Canine distemper
C:Haemorrhagic disease
D:Monkey B virus disease
Question 96
What kind of laboratory must be used for animal experiments involving biosecurity?
A:Purification laboratory
B:General laboratory
C:Biosafety experiments above BSL-1
D:Positive pressure laboratory
Question 97
Who was the first state leader to propose that students in school should have an hour of physical exercise on average every day?
A:Mao Zedong
B:Zhou Enlai
C:Zhu De
D:Liu Shaoqi
Question 98
How long should the interval between the end of the evening exercise and sleep be, otherwise, it will affect the rest of the night?
A:30 minutes
B:1 hour
C:1.5 hours
D:2 hours
Question 99
Medical studies have shown that the highest incidence of cardiovascular morbidity and myocardial strain occur at ? Therefore, in order to avoid this "dangerous" time period, sports medicine worker thinks, cardiovascular patient appropriate exercise time should be in the afternoon
A:4-6 am
B:6-12am
C:3-6pm
D:5-7pm
Question 100
In order to prevent muscle spasms, for long periods of exercise in summer, pay attention to supplements and keep warm during winter exercises.
A:Salt
B:Water
C:calcium
D:sugar
Question 101
Generally, without special circumstances, everyone morning pulse is relatively stable. If your pulse do not change the next morning after exercise, it indicates good physical condition or an appropriate amount of exercise. If after exercise, the morning pulse of the next day is times/min more than before, indicating that the previous day activity is a lot, how much should the amount of exercise be adjusted?
A:2 times
B:5 times
C:8 times
D:12 times
Question 102
What is the appropriate time for exercise each time, 30 minutes to ?
A:1 hour
B:2 hours
C:3 hours
D:4 hours
Question 103
Abdominal pain during exercise that is most likely to occur during middle-distance running mainly due to inadequate preparation, start exercising too hard or running too fast, your internal organs are not yet in a competitive state, and causing dysfunction and abdominal pain
A:Viscera
B:Breathing
C:Blood circulation
D:Mental stress
Question 104
General preparation activities are mainly some systemic physical exercises, mainly including, kicking, bending, and so on. What another example?
A:Walk slowly
B:Push-ups
C:Jogging
D:Game
Question 105
Do more vigorous physical exercise such as ball games, fast running, aerobics, etc. After the exercise, you should supplement with some alkaline food, such as:
A:Vegetables and fruits
B:Animal protein
C:vitamin
D:Sugar
Question 106
In physical exercise or immediately after physical exercise, immediately measure the heart rate and pulse of 10 seconds, with respect to general sports exercisers. The heart rate immediately after exercise had better not exceed times /10 seconds?
A:20 times
B:25 times
C:30 times
D:35 times
Question 107
Use a dry powder fire extinguisher for:
A:Electrical fire
B:Flammable gas fire
C:Organic solvent fire
D:All of the above
Question 108
The characteristics of explosives at the time of explosion include:
A:The reaction time is extremely fast, usually in less than one millionth of a second
B:Release a lot of heat
C:Produce a lot of gas
D:All of the above
Question 109
If trapped in a fire, how can you escape?
A:Jump off a building
B:Wave an item from a window or balcony for help, and use a bed sheet or rope to get down to the next level
C:Hide under your bed and wait for help
D:Open the door and rush out
Question 110
In the initial stage of fire, which method should be used to evacuate?
A:Take the elevator
B:Cover your nose and mouth with a wet towel and evacuate from the safe passage
C:Escape by jumping off a building
D:Run to the roof and call for help
Question 111
In case of fire, it is advisable to fold 8 layers of wet towel, and the smoke concentration elimination rate can reach:
Question 112
The path of fire spread is as follows:
A:Heat conduction
B:Heat convection
C:Thermal radiation
D:All of the above
Question 113
What method should be used in fighting flammable liquid fires?
A:Use the fire extinguisher
B:Splash with water
C:Beat
D:Any of the above
Question 114
Which of the following fire-extinguishing equipment should not be used for extinguishing electrical fires?
A:Carbon dioxide fire extinguisher
B:. Dry chemical fire extinguisher
C:Foam extinguisher
D:Fire sand
Question 115
The best thing to do when you're on fire:
A:Roll or rinse with water
B:Run
C:Cry out for help
D:Take off your clothes as you run
Question 116
The evacuation door of the safety exit of the experimental building should:
A:Open freely
B:Open outwards
C:Open inward
D:When closed, open it if necessary
Question 117
When using a fire extinguisher to put out a fire, aim the spray at the part of the flame.
A:Upper part
B:Middle part
C:Root part
D:middle-upper part
Question 118
Which of the following does not affect the explosive limit of the mixture?
A:The temperature and pressure of the mixture
B:The amount of mixture
C:The oxygen content of the mixture
D:Container size
Question 119
Which of the following is an explosion-proof measure:
A:Prevent leakage of chemicals that form explosive mixtures
B:Control combustibles to form explosive mixtures
C:Eliminate fire source and install detection and alarm devices
D:All of the above
Question 120
Asphyxiation is to reduce the oxygen concentration to the minimum level to prevent the fire from expanding. Its main tools are:
A:Sand
B:Water
C:Carbon dioxide fire extinguisher
D:Dry chemical fire extinguisher
Question 121
Appropriate measures are taken to extinguish the combustion due to the lack or isolation of oxygen. This method is called:
A:Smothering method
B:Fire isolation
C:Cooling fire extinguishing method
Question 122
Which of the following is the wrong way to put out a fire?
A:Roll in place
B:Cover the flame with heavy clothing
C:Run against the wind
D:Flush or jump into water with plenty of water
Question 123
In the fire escape method, which of the following is incorrect:
A:Cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel
B:Bend over and run quickly to safety
C:Hiding under a bed, waiting for the firemen
D:Run immediately from the nearest fire escape to safety.
Question 124
In case of an electrical or circuit failure of laboratory instruments and equipment and fire, you should immediately..., and organize personnel to use fire extinguishers to extinguish the fire.
A:Move valuable equipment quickly
B:Cut off the field power
C:Evacuate people
Question 125
In case of fire, immediately:
A:Stop the heat, remove the fuel, turn off the power, and use a fire extinguisher
B:Open the lab door and evacuate as quickly as possible
C:Cover the flame with a dry towel to extinguish the flame
Question 126
Which of the following is correct when smoke from the burning building penetrates the laboratory?
A:Crawl along the ground and do not stand to open the door when you have fled to the door
B:Open the laboratory door without closing it behind you
C:You can take the elevator to escape from upstairs to downstairs
Question 127
Fire caused by electrical equipment in the laboratory should:
A:Put out with water
B:Put out with carbon dioxide or dry powder fire extinguishers
C:Put out with a foam extinguisher
Question 1
The door of the dryer (drying oven) can be opened when it is heated.
Question 2
The capacity of power socket, terminal, and wire should meet the needs of electrical power.
Question 3
In order to avoid excessive line load and fire, equipment with power over 1000 watts should not share one wiring board.
Question 4
In case of electric shock, the power supply should be cut off immediately, or a wooden stick with insulating property should be used to cut off and isolate the current. If the victim's clothes are dry and not tightly wrapped around him, one hand can be used to grab his or her clothes and pull him or her away from the live object. But the rescuer must not touch the skin of the person who has been electrocuted or grasp his or her shoes.
Question 5
An air switch should be used in the laboratory and the necessary leakage protector should be equipped. The electrical equipment should be equipped with enough power and wires, and should not be overloaded with electricity. Electrical equipment and large instruments must be grounded well, and the aging of wires and other hidden dangers should be checked and timely eliminated.
Question 6
In the use of large instruments, attention should be paid to grounding instruments and equipment, electromagnetic radiation, network, and other safety matters, to avoid accidents.
Question 7
The electric wire, switch, lamp holder, plug, socket, and other electrical appliances in the laboratory should be checked regularly to see if they are in good condition and there is no leakage of electricity, moisture, mildew, or other conditions. If there is any problem, please report for repair immediately.
Question 8
Touch switches, wires, and appliances with damp hands.
Question 9
Do not turn on the power switch and touch electrical appliances when your hands, feet, or body are wet, or when standing on a damp floor.
Question 10
When a variety of electrical equipment is used simultaneously in the laboratory, the total power consumption and the power consumption of the branching line should be less than the designed capacity.
Question 11
Do not use electrical equipment with damaged insulation or poor grounding.
Question 12
When the load is in a working state, it can be plugged, pulled, and connected to the electrical circuit.
Question 13
When wiring, use the appropriate power cord, power plug, and socket. The power cord connection should be covered with insulating tape.
Question 14
You can wipe the power switch with a wet cloth.
Question 15
When performing electrical maintenance, the power must be turned off first. After setting up the billboard, work can be carried out.
Question 16
It is not necessary to turn off the main power switch of the laboratory every day when you leave, just turn off the power supply of common electrical equipment.
Question 17
Do not pile up inflammable material and other items near the power outlet.
Question 18
It is not necessary to cut off the power supply when moving some non-fixed electrical equipment (such as fans and lights).
Question 19
In the absence of an electricity check, all electrical equipment is considered to have electricity, so don't touch blindly.
Question 20
Standing nearby may create a step voltage between the feet and grounded object, when a broken line lands or a large current flows into the ground from a grounding device.
Question 21
When using electrical equipment, a 2-pin plug can be used instead of a 3-pin plug.
Question 22
Death by electrocution is caused by severe damage to the liver.
Question 23
Electric and magnetic fields of a certain intensity may be harmful to people.
Question 24
When a high-voltage power line falls to the ground, the conductor falls within 20 meters, personnel are not allowed to enter. If accidentally in this range, keep your back to the wire drop point, jump with one foot or both feet, evacuate the scene.
Question 25
After the use of the computer, it is necessary to power off the display, in order to avoid sudden powering on, which produces an instantaneous impact current.
Question 26
Electrocution accidents are caused by electric current flowing through the human body.
Question 27
In order to prevent electric shock (shock), the metal shell of the electrical equipment must be grounded, it is best to bury a special ground line with small grounding resistance .
Question 28
To ensure safe use of electricity, the fuse used in the distribution box should be as thick as possible.
Question 29
In the lighting circuit, you don't have to a install leakage protector.
Question 30
In principle, an open fire electric furnace should not be used in chemical laboratories. If it is really necessary to use an open fire electric furnace for experiments, it should be reported to the laboratory and the equipment department, and should only be used after being examined, approved, and put on record.
Question 31
All colleges and departments should strengthen the management of highly toxic, harmful, and special chemicals, and establish a strict system of receiving, distributing, registering, and approval of supervisors.
Question 32
In order to facilitate access to the equipment room managed by specially-assigned personnel, keys can be made on your own.
Question 33
After the end of the experiment, the discarded samples or articles should be cleaned, sorted, or transported away.
Question 34
The carrier of state secrets refers to various articles such as paper medium, magnetic medium, and optical disc that record state secrets information by means of words, data, symbols, graphics, images, and sounds. A magnetic media carrier includes computer hard disk, floppy disk and tapes, videotapes, and so on.
Question 35
It is prohibited to send out of the country documents, materials, and other articles classified as state secrets by mail, or to illegally carry them out of the country.
Question 36
The laboratory should be kept clean and orderly, and no noise, play, or smoking are allowed.
Question 37
Students should receive safety education and training before entering the laboratory for study and work and pass the examination.
Question 38
When entering a chemical engineering, biological, or medical laboratory, you may not wear laboratory clothes.
Question 39
Store food in a laboratory refrigerator or freezer.
Question 40
After the end of the experiment, the equipment should be shut down, the power should be disconnected, and the related experimental supplies should be arranged.
Question 41
Personnel engaged in special operations (such as electricians, welders, radiation, pathogenic microorganisms, etc.) must receive relevant professional training, pass the examination, and hold the corresponding qualification certificate to post.
Question 42
To do experiments in the laboratory on holidays or holidays must be approved by the tutor and reported to the department for the record.
Question 43
Personal belongings can be stacked in the laboratory.
Question 44
In the laboratory, electric stove, microwave oven, induction cooker, and electric cooker can be used for heating and cooking.
Question 45
Smoking and eating are forbidden in the laboratory.
Question 46
One can eat, drink, and smoke in dust handling area.
Question 47
If theft or vandalism is found, secure the scene, and report to the security department immediately.
Question 48
If a non-fire accident occurs in the laboratory, it should immediately report to the person in charge of the unit and the school security department, set up an alert area, and evacuate irrelevant personnel, so as to reduce the potential hazard.
Question 49
Chemical waste liquid should be collected and stored centrally, not poured into the sewer.
Question 50
Students entering the laboratory must first understand the safety precautions of the laboratory.
Question 51
Do not disassemble experimental instruments and equipment without permission.
Question 52
Before the experiment, the user should understand the instructions and matters needing attention of the experimental instrument. During the experiment, the user should operate in strict accordance with the operating procedures.
Question 53
A person must be present when the experimental equipment is used, and no one may leave without permission.
Question 54
Before leaving the laboratory, check whether the doors, windows, and faucets are closed, and whether the ventilation equipment, drinking water facilities, computers, and air conditioners have been turned off.
Question 55
Do not take flammable or explosive materials out of the laboratory.
Question 56
Open fire is prohibited in laboratories with inflammable and explosive dangerous goods.
Question 57
When the passage of the corridor around the laboratory is not affected, the equipment and other items can be piled up.
Question 58
As long as it doesn't interfere with the experiment, make your bed in a clean area of the lab.
Question 59
No bicycles, electric bikes, or cars are allowed in the laboratory.
Question 60
A mechanical temperature controlled refrigerator can store inflammable and explosive chemicals.
Question 61
Someone must be on duty when using the autoclave, oven, and other autoclave heating equipment.
Question 62
In order to prevent thefts, you must shut down when you leave the lab temporarily.
Question 63
Laboratory gas cylinders must be secured with chains, cylinder cabinets, etc., to prevent dumping from causing safety accidents.
Question 64
Large quantities of gas cylinders can be stored in the laboratory for experimental purposes.
Question 65
The experimental waste should be classified, stored, and sent to the school waste transfer station in time. Finally, the school should contact a qualified company for processing.
Question 66
The laboratory should not randomly pull out wires or connect terminal blocks.
Question 67
The power supply of air conditioner must be pulled out separately, and the terminal board must not be used.
Question 68
A wooden switchboard, knife, switch, and cord can be used in the laboratory.
Question 69
The laboratory should hang the corresponding regulations and operating procedures on the wall or accessible place.
Question 70
A sign with the name and contact information of the person responsible for safety should be put on the door of the laboratory.
Question 71
Do not place cardboard, chemical reagents, gas cylinders, and other items near the heating equipment, such as refrigerators and ovens.
Question 72
In case of power failure or water supply cut-off, laboratory personnel must check whether or not the power supply and water source are closed to avoid the occurrence of related safety accidents when the incoming electricity or water comes on again.
Question 73
Waste radioactive sources must be reported to the laboratory and equipment management office, which should contact qualified units for storage and should not dispose of them without permission.
Question 74
Laboratory personnel must regularly check the equipment, water and electricity lines, and that doors and windows are in good condition. If problems are found, timely maintenance must be carried out.
Question 75
In ordinary laboratories, experimental animals may not be raised without permission.
Question 76
Do not block the escape passage of the laboratory.
Question 77
The distribution of laboratory keys should be managed by the person in charge of the laboratory. Do not make keys or lend them to others.
Question 78
The power supply in the laboratory can be disassembled and changed according to the need.
Question 79
Unless specifically required and certain security measures are taken, air conditioners, computers, and water dispensers should not be turned on overnight.
Question 80
Do not open doors, read books, or use computers with lab gloves.
Question 81
After the failure of instruments or equipment, it is necessary to report to the management personnel in a timely manner and register in detail.
Question 82
Do not mix chemicals in the laboratory refrigerator that may easily produce exothermic reactions.
Question 83
Flammable, explosive gas, and combustion-supporting gas cylinders (oxygen, etc.) should not be mixed together, and stay away from heat and fire and keep ventilated.
Question 84
The security management of online information adheres to the principle of "whoever accesses the Internet should be responsible".
Question 85
No unit or individual may publish, discuss, or disseminate state secret information on electronic bulletin boards, chat rooms, or online news groups.
Question 86
Outsiders who have nothing to do with the work are not allowed to enter the laboratory.
Question 87
Keep quiet with each other in the laboratory. No recreational activities are allowed.
Question 88
The waste gas, liquid waste, solid waste, noise, radioactive and other pollutants generated and discharged in the scientific research, and teaching activities of university laboratories should be declared, registered, collected, transported, and disposed of according to the requirements of the appropriate administrative department of environmental protection personnel. It is strictly forbidden to discharge pollutants such as waste gas, waste liquid, waste residue, and waste chemicals directly to the outside world.
Question 89
Oven, microwave oven, induction cooker, drinking water heater, sterilizing pot, and other high heat electrical equipment should be placed away from inflammable and explosive items. At the same time, standardize the operation and avoid dry burning of drinking water heater, sterilizer and others.
Question 90
Establish and improve safety management rules and regulations, improve the responsibility system for safety level by level, and implement the safety work principles of "the one who uses it should be the one who manages it" and "the one who is in charge should be the one who is responsible".
Question 91
We should strengthen the consciousness of information security and protect the experimental technical parameters, observation data, experimental analysis results, and new scientific discoveries in teaching and research activities.
Question 92
It is necessary to strengthen the construction and management of the laboratory sewage treatment device (system) to achieve standard discharge. Experimental waste should not be dumped into the tap water sewer or ordinary dustbin.
Question 93
The laboratory must properly keep fire fighting equipment and anti-theft devices and check them regularly. Fire control equipment must not be used for other purposes. And keep from leaving litter lying around.
Question 94
Laboratory safety and health inspection mainly includes laboratory layout, sanitation, water and electricity safety, refrigerator and oven use management, dangerous goods use and storage, chemical and biological waste (gas, liquid, solid) disposal, sewage management, gas cylinder safety, radioactive safety, and so on.
Question 95
Each school organizes related personnel to conduct routine inspection on safety and health management of the laboratory every quarter, record the inspection situation, put forward the existing problems, and make timely rectification. At the end of each inspection, a report should be made to the laboratory.
Question 96
If the laboratory is found to have a potential safety hazard, it should timely report to the person in charge of the college and the laboratory, the security department, and the laboratory department, and take measures for rectification. In case of concealment or delay in reporting safety risks, the school will seriously deal with those responsible.
Question 97
Non-toxic and harmless reagents can be treated as toxic and harmful reagents.
Question 98
High-pressure cylinders may have no fixtures and may be used with expired, uninspected, and unqualified cylinders.
Question 99
All animal experiments involving bio safety must be carried out in a bio safety laboratory at the appropriate level.
Question 100
As long as clean and hygienic conditions are established, the general laboratory can keep animals or conduct animal experiments.
Question 101
Experimental animals are the basic materials and objects for life science research. Its quality is related to research results and success rate. Therefore, experimental animals should come from qualified units.
Question 102
The carcasses of laboratory animals, whether or not involving pathogenic microorganisms, should be disposed of innocently and frozen before being sent to a qualified facility for disposal.
Question 103
The Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases was amended and adopted at the eleventh session of the standing committee of the tenth National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China on August 28, 2004.
Question 104
The basic goal of bio safety management is to strengthen the management of experimental animals and prevent zoonoses and infectious diseases.
Question 105
Discarded sharp objects (including needles, knives, metal, and glass, etc.) should be directly disposed of in a durable container.
Question 106
Liquid and solid waste do not need to be separated.
Question 107
Some low-toxicity, non-toxic experimental waste liquid can directly be discharged by sewer without treatment.
Question 108
One of the main causes of overflow on the laboratory floor is forgetting to turn off the faucet, especially when the water is off, so check carefully when you leave the laboratory.
Question 109
Shoes with exposed toes can be worn in the laboratory during hot weather in summer.
Question 110
When leaving the lab, the lab coat must not be worn outside. It must be taken off and left in the lab.
Question 111
Without the permission of the instructor, no instruments or equipment should be handled or experiments started without permission. During the experiment, please pay attention to safety and operate according to the requirements. If any abnormality is found, please stop immediately.
Question 112
In an open laboratory, outsiders may operate laboratory equipment at will.
Question 113
Laboratory safety and health work should adhere to the principle of "safety first, prevention foremost".
Question 114
Relevant confidential documents, information production, and custody of the establishment of virus protection system can be online.
Question 115
The terminal blocks in the laboratory are located away from possible water and high temperature environments.
Question 116
Infrared lamp and ultraviolet lamp cannot be installed in the wooden cabinet or carton for use.
Question 117
When the electric furnace, oven, and other electrical equipment is in use, the user should not leave.
Question 118
The management of poisonous articles should strictly abide by the "five points" system (namely "keep by two persons, send and receive by two persons , use by two persons , transport by two persons, locked by two persons "), and accurately measure and record the use of poisonous articles to prevent theft, loss, misappropriation, and misuse. If any problem is found, it should be reported to the security department, the laboratory, the equipment management department, and the local public security department.
Question 119
Buildings and laboratories that use electronic access control should set corresponding levels for all kinds of personnel, and timely measures should be taken for the loss of access control cards, personnel transfer, or departure from the school, and procedures of reporting loss or handover should be handled.
Question 120
Radiological personnel must possess a certificate of radiation safety and protection training and carry out experiments with a personal dosimeter.
Question 121
Warning labels for ionizing radiation (radioactivity) are:
Question 122
The identification of ionizing radiation is:
Question 123
Radioactive waste generated by the source units should be timely sent to storage (generally within 3 months) and disposed of according to regulations, and should not be directly discharged into sewers or mixed into ordinary garbage.
Question 124
Radiation warning signs and work signals may not be placed at the entrance to the radiation workplace.
Question 125
All laboratory personnel operating or exposed to radionuclides should receive guidance and training in the basics of radioactivity, related techniques, radiology protection, obtain a work permit, and wear personal radiation dosimeter.
Question 126
Radioisotope laboratories and laboratories using stationary sources should post radiation warning signs at prominent locations, regular inspection of radiation pollution, and practice strict prevention of excessive radiation pollution.
Question 127
The identification of highly toxic items is:
Question 128
No sandals, slippers, shorts, or skirts for girls during the casting practice.
Question 129
Do not play in the workshop, do not climb the crane, wall ladder or other equipment at will, and do not walk or stay on the line of the crane lifting objects.
Question 130
The laboratory should strengthen the maintenance of instruments and equipment and check and overhaul regularly.
Question 131
Due to the needs of the experiment, the instrument and equipment can be disassembled at will.
Question 132
Electrical equipment and large instruments must be grounded well; the aging of wires and other hidden dangers should be checked and timely eliminated.
Question 133
When carrying heavy things in hand, one should first take a half squatting position, firmly hold the weight, and use the leg muscles to stand up. Do not bend over, in case of injury to back and waist.
Question 134
The method of artificial respiration is to pinch the nostrils of the injured person, take a deep breath and then put one's mouth to the mouth of the injured person and blow air into the mouth for about 2 seconds. After blowing, open the victim's nostrils, and let him breathe out on his own for about 3 seconds. This is done at a rate of about 12 times per minute.
Question 135
Extramural heart compression: The rescuer kneels on one side of the electrocuter or on both sides of the waist, with two hands overlapping. The root of the palm is placed above the heart pit and under the sternum of the injured. The root of the palm is pressed vertically downward to squeeze the blood inside the heart. After squeezing, the chest is released quickly, and the blood is filled with the heart at a speed of 60 times per minute.
Question 136
Cardiac arrest should be immediately performed outside the chest cardiac massage. At the same time, dial 120. In the case of cardiopulmonary resuscitation of patients or severe patients with successful scene rescue, such as coma, convulsion, shock, and deep bluish purple, the patient should be sent to the hospital immediately for treatment.
Question 137
With strong acid burns, you must first rinse thoroughly with a lot of running water, and then apply alkaline drugs to the skin, Otherwise, it will aggravate the skin damage.
Question 138
For alkali burns, one must first be washed with a lot of water until the soap-like substances disappear, and then they can be further washed with 1% ~ 2% acetic acid or 3% boric acid solution.
Question 139
When escorting the patient, remove the foreign object from the mouth and use a supine position with the head slightly lower to keep breathing unimpeded.
Question 140
After the accident, the injured should be treated with necessary homostasis, dressing, and fixation, and then carried with a stretcher as far as possible. When carrying, the patient should always be placed with the feet forward and head behind, so as to observe the changes of the injured at all times and carry out first aid treatment promptly.
Question 141
The more tightly the wound is covered in first aid, the better.
Question 142
When applying first aid wound bandages, the bandages cannot be too tight or too loose, in case of preventing slip or compression of nerves and blood vessels, affecting the distal blood circulation, or even causing limb necrosis.
Question 143
Someone's left index finger was completely severed from the root of the finger due to a careless mechanical operation. Proper first aid treatment is to first find a vessel to preserve the severed finger, and then to bandage the wound of the stump to stop the bleeding.
Question 144
First aid sequence: If there is a respiratory cardiac arrest, first resuscite, followed by hemostasis, dressing, and then fracture fixation or dislocation reduction (fixation), and finally transport.
Question 145
For small burns and scalds caused by fire or hot water, rinse with cold water for more than 30 minutes, then apply with burn cream, and do not cover with toothpaste, soy sauce, salt, etc.
Question 146
For large area burns or scalds caused by fire or hot water, one must be covered with a wet towel, wet cloth, or wet cotton, and then sent to the hospital for treatment.
Question 147
In the case of electric shock, do not pull (with a stick to pick up the wounded), one should immediately cut off the power supply, and then first do artificial respiration, then do cardiac compression, and at the same time, dial 120, and finally, send the patient to the hospital for treatment.
Question 148
After sudden and irresistible lightning, flood, earthquake, house collapse, or other natural disaster, one should follow the command of the leading group, immediately organize evacuation, rescue site staff or conduct self-help in order to ensure the personal safety of personnel and finish the work.
Question 149
During the experiment, if you receive a general cut, you should immediately remove the foreign object from the wound, keep the wound clean, remove the dirt around the wound with alcohol wool, and apply trauma cream or anti-inflammatory powder.
Question 150
During the experiment, if a severe cut is encountered, the upper 10 cm of the wound can be tied tightly with gauze to slow down the bleeding, and the patient should be sent to the hospital immediately.
Question 151
When it comes to common burns and scalds, do not break the blister, apply 95% alcohol to the wound, apply a burn cream or a layer of petroleum jelly, and cover with gauze.
Question 152
If bromine drips on the skin, rinse immediately with water, using 1 volume 25% ammonia, 1 volume turpentine, and 10 volume (75%) alcohol mixture. Also, bromine may be rinsed with benzene glycerine first and rinse with water next.
Question 153
If phenol burns the skin, remove the dirt with a cotton dipped in glycerin or a mixture of polyethylene glycol and alcohol (7:3), rinse with water, and then wet apply with a saturated sodium sulfate solution. But do not wash the dirt directly with water. Otherwise, it may aggravate the wound.
Question 154
For uningested poison spilled into the mouth during the experiment, spit out immediately and rinse your mouth with plenty of water.
Question 155
For the poison that has been swallowed through spillage, the antidote should be taken according to the nature of the poison and the patient sent to the hospital immediately.
Question 156
For strong acid that has been swallowed through spillage into the mouth, drink plenty of water first, and then take aluminum hydroxide paste and egg-white.
Question 157
For the strong base swallowed through spillage into the mouth, drink plenty of water first, and then take acetic acid juice and egg-white.
Question 158
In the case of acid or base, drink milk, and a don't take nauseants
Question 159
If it is irritating and neurotoxic, take milk or egg white to ease it, and then take copper sulfate solution (30g dissolved in a cup of water) to induce vomiting. You can also put your finger into your throat to induce vomiting and go to the hospital immediately after.
Question 160
In the case of respiratory inhalation of toxic gas, steam, smoke, and respiratory system poisoning, one should immediately move the patient to the fresh outdoor air, uncollar, and make him warm and quiet, but do not attempt artificial respiration.
Question 161
In the case of inhalation of a small amount of chlorine, bromine vapor, or poisoning, one can gargle with sodium bicarbonate solution, but do not attempt artificial respiration.
Question 162
When electric shock occurs to laboratory personnel, they should quickly cut off the power supply, remove the jacket of the electrocuted person, take out any foreign object in the mouth, and then conduct artificial respiration. When the patient resumes breathing, he should be sent to the hospital immediately.
Question 163
When someone gets an electric shock, pull him or her away immediately.
Question 164
If someone is electrocuted, the power should be cut off immediately. Do not directly pull the person who is electrocuted. Separate the person from the live body with a wooden rod or other insulated object.
Question 165
When lightning occurs, if the operator is isolated in the exposed area, one should immediately put his hands on his knees squatting, while bending over.
Question 166
At the scene of the shock, if the person that is electrocuted has no breath or pulse, one can judge that the one electrocuted is already dead, one can give up rescue.
Question 167
In emergency rescue, first move the electrocuted person away from the power, and then immediately perform artificial respiration and heart compression.
Question 168
When there is no glue stick nearby, you can use your mouth to lick the label to stick.
Question 169
Hazardous wastes refer to all wastes with potential biological hazards; inflammable, corrosive, toxic, radioactive, and harmful to human environment.
Question 170
Near-sighted people who wear contact lenses cannot wear protective glasses when conducting experiments that require them.
Question 171
When cleaning and repairing the instrument, power off and ensure that no one can start the instrument.
Question 172
Safety accidents should be dealt with in line with the principle of people first and property later, firmly and promptly.
Question 173
If an accident occurs during the experiment, it should be handled calmly and properly, and the accident should be solved on site as much as it is possible. If it is serious and personal safety may be endangered, evacuate the site in time, and inform the adjacent laboratory staff to evacuate quickly, and call the police as soon as possible.
Question 174
When doing the experiment, we should take good care of the experimental equipment and pay attention to our own safety to avoid accidents.
Question 175
Students and new employees should participate in safety education and training before entering the laboratory. Only after passing the training and assessment can they enter the laboratory to study and work. Students should carry out experimental research under the guidance of teachers.
Question 176
Keep the laboratory environment clean and tidy, and keep the floor, desktop, and equipment clean and tidy to reduce potential safety hazards.
Question 177
The central task of laboratory safety is to prevent loss of life, property, and research data.
Question 178
The main causes of safety accidents in university laboratories are: careless operation, negligence, aging facilities, lack of protective facilities, etc.
Question 179
The main forms of laboratory safety accidents are: fire, explosion, poisoning, burns, infection of pathogenic microorganisms, irradiation, and mechanical and electrical injuries.
Question 180
Due to special laboratory requirements, gas cylinders used in the cell culture room may not be fixed, as you are careful.
Question 181
Due to special laboratory requirements, gas cylinders used in the cell culture room can be fixed in the form of trolleys.
Question 182
Wear protective gloves to answer the phone while the experiment is in progress.
Question 183
All kinds of cases should be reported immediately, properly protect the scene, and if someone is injured, try to record the scene before the destruction (such as mobile phone photos).
Question 184
During the experiment, do not use oral aspiration to transfer liquid.
Question 185
Needle, glass, disposable scalpel, and other sharp tools should be put in the container after use, and sharp object container should be replaced before the content reaches two-thirds.
Question 186
The used lab clothes should not be placed with the daily clothes or in the clean area after they are taken off.
Question 187
When using microwave ovens, metal containers can be used and no load is allowed
Question 188
Timely eliminate aging the instrument and equipment with performance instability and safety hazards (such as refrigerator more than 10 years, oven more than 12 years).
Question 189
In the morning, lunch, evening, and other times when there are few people, please pay special attention to closing the door behind you to ensure the safety of laboratory property and personal belongings.
Question 190
Teachers should learn and study the knowledge of laboratory safety, carry out safety knowledge education for students in theoretical teaching and experiments, teach students how to correctly use experimental equipment and experimental operation, and teach students how to protect themselves, and rescue each other and evacuate safely in case of sudden accidents.
Question 191
In the event of an accident in the laboratory, field personnel should promptly organize and take charge, cut off the source of the accident, and try to prevent the situation from spreading and protect the scene. Evacuate students and others in a timely and orderly manner, give aid to the injured, and protect personal property at the scene.
Question 192
Equipment and utensils exposed to dangerous chemicals and highly toxic substances and pathogenic microorganisms must be clearly marked. Clean immediately after use, especially before maintenance or moving to other sites.
Question 193
The drinking water heater, autoclave, and other equipment can be heated without water.
Question 194
Buildings and laboratories with "no fireworks" warning signs do not need to be equipped with necessary fire protection, showers, eye wash stations, alarms, fire escape facilities, and obvious signs.
Question 195
Test data should be backed up remotely.
Question 196
Use U disk to copy data. First conduct anti-virus for U disk , to prevent virus infection.
Question 197
Creating a safe and hygienic laboratory environment is the sole responsibility of the laboratory staff.
Question 198
Strengthen computer security management, establish virus protection system, and constantly update. Important data should be regularly backed up.
Question 199
When using the laser scanner to preview and scan data, the scanner cover can be removed.
Question 200
Anti-microbials do not kill microorganisms, only inhibit their growth and reproduction.
Question 201
Research on pathogenic microorganisms must be conducted in biosafety level 1 (bsl-1), level 2 (bsl-2), level 3 (bsl-3) and level 4 (bsl-4) laboratories.
Question 202
If, in the event of the theft, robbery, loss, or leakage of pathogenic microorganisms, the carrier, the escort, the storage institution, or the establishment unit of the laboratory fails to report in accordance with the Regulations on Biosafety Management of Pathogenic Microorganisms Laboratories of the ministry of health, PRC, thereby causing the spread or spread of infectious diseases or other serious consequences, the principal person in charge, the person in charge who is directly responsible, and other persons who are directly responsible should be removed from office or dismissed according to law by the competent department at the higher level of the establishment unit of the laboratory or the carrier unit or the storage institution. If a crime has been committed, criminal liability should be investigated according to law.
Question 203
The biohazard label:
Question 204
Biological laboratory waste (including animal remains, etc.) can be discarded in the ordinary garbage bin.
Question 205
Disposable gloves and articles contaminated with EB carcinogens from biological experiments can be discarded in ordinary garbage bins.
Question 206
In order to ensure the normal development of animal experiments, the entry of unrelated personnel, insects, wild animals, and pathogenic microorganisms into the laboratory should be strictly controlled.
Question 207
Biological waste should be placed in a special, marked container.
Question 208
For toxic experimental wastes, special personnel should be responsible for the collection of heavy metals, cyanide, ethyl bromide (EB), and their compounds by classification, and special personnel should be responsible for the management, regular recycling, and unified treatment.
Question 209
For the pain caused by excessive exercise, the body can recover actively through reduction, rest, massage, hot compress, and other methods.
Question 210
Based on one's actual situation, exercise step by step, do not rush, and do what you can. Exercise time should not be too long, and the exercise load should not be overweight, so as to avoid excessive fatigue or sports injury.
Question 211
Do not wear commemorative MEDALS, knives, keys, pins, and other sharp or hard objects, and change into sports shoes and sportswear.
Question 212
When running on natural terrain, pay attention to the cushioning movement, with the sole of the foot first. Back pedal degree, and front swing height should be smaller.
Question 213
Swimming exercise is not suitable for people with the following conditions: People with heart disease, high blood pressure, tuberculosis,weakness, erious trachoma, infectious skin diseases, bacterial enteritis, illness or fever, headache, cold, fatigue, hunger, 45-60 minutes after meal, and shortly after vigorous exercise, and by female student during menstruation.
Question 214
There are a variety of safety measures in sports; equipment exercise must be protected. When you fall forward, take advantage of the opportunity to roll forward. Do not use your hands to support the ground. When you fall backwards, let your body fall down naturally. Do not support the ground with your hands.
Question 215
When you are in danger while doing outdoor activities, you should keep calm, clearly judge your situation, and then choose the appropriate way to call for help like writing "SOS" on flags, kites, beaches, deserts, snow, or other visible places, shouting, whistling, waving clothes, handkerchiefs, flags, mirror reflections, lighting a campfire, and tapping anything that makes a noise.
Question 216
After the person suffers from cold, one can make the body sweat through intense physical exercise, and seek further treatment.
Question 217
When using river waters for swimming exercise, you should know the water temperature, whirlpool, water flow, deep water area, shallow water area, and the underwater water situation.
Question 218
During menstruation, female students can participate in appropriate sports activities, such as jogging, playing table tennis, badminton, volleyball, dancing, and others with a low load.
Question 219
When you have muscle spasms (cramps), the common relief method is to lengthen the spasmodic muscle, accompanied by local massage and acupuncture point pressure, and other methods to promote relief.
Question 220
For internal injuries such as contusion, muscle strain, joint sprain, bursitis, tenosynovitis, etc., apply cold compresses, pressure dressings, and elevate the injured limb within 24 hours to minimize bleeding in the injured area.
Question 221
Elevated blood pressure, lethargy, irritability, and pallor, if due to exercise, are all signs of inactivity.
Question 222
Don't drink lots of water, cold drinks, or take cold showers immediately after strenuous exercise.
Question 223
Obesity is caused by eating too much but using too little calories, when the intake of calories exceeds those which the human body has burned. Excessive calorie changes in the body adipose, and accumulated in great quantities, causes adipose tissue to increase abnormally.
Question 224
The amount of exercise load, the intensity, time, and density, varies from person to person and time to time. It should be arranged according to the actual situation of one's sports load.
Question 225
During first aid, keep the victim supine, quiet, and not seated or standing. Cold compress the head, and keep the body warm. If there is a coma phenomenon, the rescuers can pinch the philtrum and Neiguan Point. In the event of an obstacle to breathing, artificial respiration may be performed.
Question 226
For minor muscle strain or a small amount of muscle fiber fracture, immediately apply cold compress, local pressure dressing, and elevate the limb.
Question 227
After an ankle ligament sprain, immediately apply cold compress, and fix the pressure bandage.
Question 228
Cold compresses on sore muscles help repair damaged tissue and relieve cramps.
Question 229
In case of a fire alarm or fire in the laboratory, take immediate measures to put out the fire and report to the security department or call 119.
Question 230
If a fire is found in the distribution box of the laboratory building, the fire hydrant in the building can be used to put out the fire.
Question 231
Carbon dioxide extinguishers may cause frostbite if not used properly.
Question 232
When there is no water nearby, or there is no time to take off clothes when the body is on fire, you should roll on the spot to put out the fire to save yourself.
Question 233
The fire brigade should have the right to demolish or damage the buildings adjacent to the fire site according to the needs of fire fighting.
Question 234
When liquid is on fire, use fire extinguisher to put out the fire. Do not use water or other objects.
Question 235
When a fire breaks out in a building, take an elevator to evacuate quickly and safely.
Question 236
The guideline of fire control work is: "prevention first, combination of prevention and elimination" and implement a fire control safety responsibility system.
Question 237
When using a portable fire extinguisher, remove the pin, aim at the root of the fire, and press down on the level to release the extinguishing agent to extinguish the fire.
Question 238
If you are trapped by smoke, get up and run out of the fire.
Question 239
The laboratory should be equipped with appropriate fire fighting equipment. Participants should be familiar with their storage location, follow the appropriate steps, and grasp the relevant knowledge of fire fighting.
Question 240
The laboratory must be equipped with fire fighting equipment that meets the requirements of the room. Fire fighting equipment should be placed in an obvious or accessible place. No one is allowed to use fire equipment for any reason.
Question 241
Move quickly away from the fire site in the direction of evacuation signs and exits as soon as possible in case of fire.
Question 242
When the door is closed by fire and there is no way to escape, damp bedding and clothes can be used to block the crack of the door, and pour water on the door to cool down, so as to delay the time for the fire to spread. and call for help.
Question 243
An explosion is a sudden physical or chemical change in a substance that simultaneously releases a large amount of gas and energy (light energy, heat energy, mechanical energy), accompanied by a loud sound.
Question 244
Once there is a laboratory fire, do not panic, use fire equipment, and take effective measures to control and extinguish the fire.
Question 245
After the fire, do not blindly jump off the building. You can use evacuation stairs, balconies, windows, and other methods of escape like a rope, or a cover sheet, or a quilt to tear into a strip to form a rope and fasten on the reliable fixed thing such as a window frame, iron railing. Protect your palm with a towel, cloth, and slip down the rope, or descend to the floor that hasn't caught fire to escape.
Question 246
When a combustible liquid is flowing in the form of combustion, the spray of an extinguishing agent should be aimed at the root of the flame from near to far and across the fire from side to side, and advance rapidly until the flame is extinguished.
Question 247
If combustible liquid burns in the container, it should be sprayed into the container from the upper side of the container. However, it should not be directly sprayed on the combustion liquid surface to prevent the momentum of an extinguishing agent from flushing combustible liquid out of the container and enlarging the fire.
Question 248
In case of a gas fire, don't blindly extinguish the fire. First, cut off the spreading path of the fire, and then evacuate the pressure vessel in the fire or the pressure vessel threatened by the radiant heat of the flame.
Question 249
When fighting a fire which is toxic, corrosive, or with more toxic combustion products, a protective mask must be worn.
Question 250
Try to get as close to the ground as possible and cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel after a fire starts.
Question 251
After the fire, when threatened by the fire, make a prompt decision to put on soaked clothes, bedding, and follow directions to the safety exit.
Question 252
After the fire occurs, when all escape routes are blocked by the fire, you should immediately return to the interior, use a flashlight, wave clothes, call out for help, and other means to send a distress signal from the window, and wait for rescue.
Question 253
The fire isolation method is to separate the combustible ignition source or oxygen, which can prevent the fire from further expansion.
Question 254
The method of cooling fire extinguishing is to cool the combustible material below its ignition point and stop the combustion reaction.
Question 255
Water is conductive, so it is not suitable for fighting an electrical equipment fire, and it is not suitable for fighting the fire of a water burning substance or insoluble burning liquid.
Question 256
Fire extinguishers according to its mobile form can be divided into: portable and cart type.
Question 257
In case of fire of electrical equipment, attention should be paid to: 1. The electrical equipment may be electrified and electric shock may occur; 2. Some electrical equipment is filled with a large amount of oil, which may lead to oil injection or even explosion.
Question 258
When you are asleep, the correct response to a fire alarm is: 1. Try the door with a hand to see if it is hot. If cold, open the door to escape; 2. Prepare a wet towel; 3. Do not jump off the building at will and try to land safely after making homemade life ropes. 4. Use natural conditions as a lifesaving slide.
Question 259
During outdoor fire fighting, stand in the upper position.
Question 260
The four methods are isolation, asphyxiation, cooling, and chemical suppression.
Question 261
Unit fire safety system mainly includes the following contents: Fire safety education and training, fire tour and inspection; Management of safety evacuation facilities, fire fighting (control room) on duty, maintenance and management of fire fighting facilities and equipment, rectification of fire hazards, safety management of fire and electricity use, fire and explosion prevention of inflammable and explosive dangerous goods and site, the organization and management of full-time and compulsory fire brigades, fire fighting and emergency evacuation plan drill, gas and electrical inspection management (including lightning protection, anti-static), fire control safety work evaluation and reward and punishment, other necessary fire safety contents.
Question 262
In case of electric power or line fault and fire, the power supply should be cut off immediately, personnel should be evacuated, and the fire should be put out by fire extinguishers.
Question 263
Fire poses the most serious and direct threat to the laboratory. The control of the three elements of fire (inflammable, combustibles, and ignition source) should be strengthened.
Question 264
Common fire extinguishing methods in laboratory: water, sand, and fire extinguisher.
Question 265
Leave the laboratory building as soon as there is fire or smoke. When the smoke has penetrated the laboratory, crawl along the ground. Because the ground layer has more fresh air, it is not easy to be poisoned and asphyxiated, which is conducive to escape. When fleeing to the door, never stand up to open the door to avoid being overwhelmed by heavy smoke.
Question 266
When the fire occurs in the laboratory and escapes to the outdoor corridor, it is necessary to close the door as soon as possible, so as to prevent the fire from spreading rapidly with people's movement and increase the effective time for escape.
Question 267
Never use an elevator when there is a fire in the laboratory building, because the elevator may lose power or control, and because of the "chimney effect", the elevator shaft often becomes a passage of smoke.
Question 268
If there is a fire in the laboratory and you are trapped indoors, you should quickly turn on the faucet, fill all the containers with water, and wet the towel. Cover your mouth with a wet towel to cover part of the smoke.
Question 269
The method of laboratory fire fighting should be suitable for the cause. For a general small fire, use a wet cloth, asbestos cloth, or sand to cover the fire to put it out.
Question 270
If the electrical line is on fire, please first cut off the power, then use the dry powder fire extinguisher or carbon dioxide fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire. Do not splash water directly to extinguish the fire, in case of electric shock or electric explosion.
Question 271
When electrical equipment is on fire, it can be put out with water.
Question 272
You should open the door as soon as possible to get out of the elevator when trapped.
Question 273
Combustion must have three major conditions: comburent, combustibles, and ignition sources. Therefore, as far as possible, isolation can be taken to prevent the occurrence of a laboratory fire.