Materials and Safety

Materials #1:

Safety Goggles Dissecting Microscope or Hand Lens
Lab Apron Dissecting Tray
Dissecting Gloves Dissecting Pins
Preserved Pig Scissors
Probe Ruler
String Forceps
Scalpel



Safety Notes #1:

  • Wear safety goggles and an apron at all times.
  • Wear plastic gloves when handling the preserved specimen and when performing a dissection  to prevent any chemicals from coming in contact with your skin.
  • Fetal pigs are preserved in a formalin-based or other preservative solutions. Wash all splashes off your skin and clothing immediately. If you get any chemical in your eye, rinse for at least 15 min.
  • Work in a well-ventilated area. Do not place your face directly over the dissecting tray in order to reduce your exposure to any fumes  from the preservative.
  • Always cut away from yourself and others sitting near you in case the scalpel slips.
  • When you have finished the activities, clean your work area, wash your hands thoroughly, and dispose of all specimens, chemicals, and materials as instructed by your teacher.



Materials #2:

Safety Goggles Dissecting Microscope or Hand Lens
Lab Apron Dissecting Tray
Dissecting Gloves Dissecting Pins
Preserved Pig Scissors
Probe Ruler
Forceps Scalpel



Safety Notes #2:

  • Wear safety goggles and an apron at all times.
  • Wear plastic gloves when handling the preserved specimen and when performing a dissection to prevent any chemicals from coming in contact with your skin.
  • Fetal pigs are preserved in a formalin-based or other preservative solution. Wash all splashes off your skin and clothing immediately. If you get any chemical in your eyes, rinse for at least 15 min.
  • Work in a well-ventilated area. Do not place your face directly over the dissecting tray in order to reduce your exposure to any fumes  from the preservative.
  • Always cut away from yourself and others sitting near you in case the scalpel slips.
  • When you have finished the activities, clean your work area, wash your hands thoroughly, and dispose of all specimens, chemicals, and materials as instructed by your teacher.

No comments:

Post a Comment