Question

if you get something dangerous from the lab in your eye, where will you wash it out? the bathroom the nurses office your house the eye wash station in the back room what are you not allowed to do in the lab?

Explanation:

In a lab, if dangerous substances get into the eyes, the appropriate place to wash them out is the eye - wash station in the lab as it is specifically designed for immediate eye - flushing in case of chemical or other hazardous material exposure. Bathrooms, the nurse's office, or home are not the immediate and correct locations for this emergency procedure.

Answer:

the eye wash station in the back room