Title: Ch. 3.2.3 Safety Quiz
Course: Lab Safety > Section: Day 2

Q: Safety Data Sheets are required by
- The OSHA Lab Standard
- The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard
- The OSHA General Duty Clause
- The EPA
A: The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard

Q: It is estimated that about what percent of SDSs have incorrect information in them?
- Less than 2%
- 11%
- 37%
- At least 61%
A: 11%

Q: Which of the following descriptions apply to SDS recommendations about safety procefures, medical treatment, and chemical disposal? Select all that apply.
- They are usually specific and accurate.
- They are designed more for industrial workplaces than research or teaching labs.
- They are sometimes so broad in nature as to be of little use.
- They are regularly updated.
A: They are designed more for industrial workplaces than research or teaching labs.; They are sometimes so broad in nature as to be of little use.

Q: Which of the following contribute to SDSs?  Select all that apply.
- Scientists
- Physicians
- Lawyers
- Computer programs
A: Scientists; Physicians; Lawyers; Computer programs

Q: What information is usually in Section 1: Chemical Product and Company Identification?  Select all that apply.
- Principal name of the chemical
- CAS number
- Synonyms and other names for the chemical
- Comapnay name and emergency contact number
A: Principal name of the chemical; CAS number; Synonyms and other names for the chemical; Comapnay name and emergency contact number

Q: What information is NOT in Section 3: Hazards Identification?
- Environmental hazards
- Potential health effects on humans
- Physical hazards such as flammability and reactivity
- Route of exposure information
A: Environmental hazards

Q: The information in Section 4: First Aid Measures is mostly
- Useful only to paramedics
- Useful only to physicians
- Useful only to paramedics and physicians
- Useful for both medically trained and nontrained persons
A: Useful for both medically trained and nontrained persons

Q: Section 7: Handling and Storage is mostly written for
- Cheistry students in academics labs
- Laboratory instructors
- Lab Managers and stockroom personnel
- Truck drivers who deliver chemcials
A: Lab Managers and stockroom personnel

Q: Section 10: Stability and Reactivity contains information useful to
- Chemists in research labs
- Emergency responders
- Chemistry students
- All of the above
A: All of the above

Q: Section 13: Disposal Consideration is usually
- Accurate and specific with regard to federal, but not state and local, laws and regulations
- Accurate and specific with regard to federal, state, and local laws and regulations
- Accurate and specific with regard to federal and state, but not local, laws and regulations
- Not very specific
A: Not very specific

Q: Which of the following describe Section 8: Exposure Controls and Personal Protective Equipment?  Select all that apply.
- It is written more for industrial situation than for research labs.
- It often contains very general information about PPE that is of limited use.
- It contains exposure limits information.
A: It is written more for industrial situation than for research labs.; It often contains very general information about PPE that is of limited use.; It contains exposure limits information.