Questions: A sink faucet or hand-held shower wand are appropriate substitutes for an eyewash station.

A sink faucet or hand-held shower wand are appropriate substitutes for an eyewash station.
Transcript text: A sink faucet or hand-held shower wand are appropriate substitutes for an eyewash station.
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The answer is False: A sink faucet or hand-held shower wand are appropriate substitutes for an eyewash station.

Explanation: An eyewash station is specifically designed to provide a controlled flow of water to flush the eyes in the event of exposure to hazardous substances. It meets specific safety standards to ensure effective and immediate decontamination. A sink faucet or hand-held shower wand does not meet these standards and may not provide the necessary flow rate, water temperature, or ease of use required in an emergency situation. Therefore, they are not appropriate substitutes for an eyewash station.

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