Dispose Of Medical Waste From Laboratory
Safe handling after testing for helminths.
Disinfect tools before returning to their original locations or transport to the steamer and clean the work area.
Clean up and put tools back in place.
Waste treatment: waste classification before treatment
Hand washing
Disconnect all electrical appliances: centrifuge, biological safety cabinets .
Medical waste includes: hazardous - normal - waste water
Classification of medical waste
- Contagious hazardous waste
Sharp infection: needles
Non-pointed infection: cotton ball .
High risk of infection: sample canister.
.Anatomical waste: biopsy samples such as liver ...
- Hazardous wastes are not contagious
Hazardous chemicals: chemical containers used in biochemical, hematological and immunological tests.
Hazardous pharmaceuticals: drugs
- Ordinary waste
Domestic waste, non-stick dangerous, contagious substances.
Waste treatment process
Collection and classification at the place of origin - Preliminary treatment of infectious substances - Waste transportation - Waste treatment and disposal.
Waste containers
Chromosome transmission: in a yellow carton or box.
.Infection is not sharp, high risk of infection: put in a yellow-lined bag or carton.
Anatomical waste: 2 times in a bag or in a bag lined and yellow.
Hazardous non-contagious liquid: store in tightly closed containers and noted.
Normal waste not recycled: put in bags or bins lined with green bags
Normal waste recycling: put in white bags or bins with white lining
Waste icon
Contagious waste + other waste =
Sorting and collection
Collection: infectious waste from the place of origin to the storage area at least 01 time / day.
Medical waste management
Includes: liquid waste products, sewage.
Management: Environmental impact assessment
Environmental protection plan
Environmental protection scheme approved
Conclude
Classification of laboratory waste
Waste must be labeled, packed and transported according to regulations to protect people and the environment.
Treat and dispose of waste in accordance with Circular 58/2015 / TTLT- BTNMT.
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