In the event that a chemical gets in your eye while in the lab, you would use the eyewash station. In your at-home lab, however,

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In the event that a chemical gets in your eye while in the lab, you would use the eyewash station. In your at-home lab, however,

which of these courses of action (according to your lab procedure)could be used in lieu of an eye wash station?A. Using Visene, contact solution, or a similar eye drop immediatelyB. Using the sprayer on your sink if you have oneC. Pouring milk in your eye(s)D. A vigorous 30-second eye rub

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kozerog [31] · Answer 1 · 2022-12-25T03:38:23+03:00

Answer:

Using the sprayer on your sink if you have one

Explanation:

If a chemical gets into your eye, you will need to flush the eye thoroughly with water in order to get the chemical out of the eye before it causes any kind of damage to the eye.

This could normally be done in an eye wash station. However in the absence of an eye wash station, one could use the sprayer of the sink if he/she has one. This will deliver water to completely flush the eye at lower pressure.