what are the scientist doing incorrectly? what could they do to make their work in the lab safer? why is it important to follow these procedures? part E

What the scientist is doing incorrectly is working on a computer console with several monitors, having tubes and flasks of chemicals or biological substances on the same work table, many of which have fallen to the floor breaking and spilling their contents.

Explanation:

In the image it can see that a scientist works with a computer, placed in a long table where there are a lot of flasks and test tubes, many of which contain substances and have fallen to the ground, breaking and perhaps spilling their contents. This is a incorrect practice, as there should be a console for the computer, while the laboratory material should be on separate work tables.

Following these procedures is important to maintain biosafety standards and avoid accidents that affect the work in progress or the health of staff.

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