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Clinical waste is waste that has the potential to cause sharps injury, infection or offence. Clinical waste includes the following types of waste: • Sharps • human tissue (excluding hair, teeth and nails) • bulk body fluids and blood • visibly blood stained body fluids and visibly blood stained disposal material and equipment. • Clinical waste should be segregated (i.e. placed in appropriate leak-proof bags or containers) and contained at the source of generation. • Clinical waste bags must have sufficient strength to contain the waste safely • Clinical waste bags and containers should not be overfilled. Overfilling will prevent closure and increase the risk of rupture in transit • Clinical waste bags should be tied or sealed, then stored in a secure place for collection. • the facility must be worn when handling clinical waste bags and containers • Clinical waste bags and containers should be yellow colour with the Biohazard symbol printed on the bag or container. • Mobile garbage bin ... more
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Clinical waste is waste that has the potential to cause sharps injury, infection or offence. Clinical waste includes the following types of waste: • Sharps • human tissue (excluding hair, teeth and nails) • bulk body fluids and blood • visibly blood stained body fluids and visibly blood stained disposal material and equipment. • Clinical waste should be segregated (i.e. placed in appropriate leak-proof bags or containers) and contained at the source of generation. • Clinical waste bags must have sufficient strength to contain the waste safely • Clinical waste bags and containers should not be overfilled. Overfilling will prevent closure and increase the risk of rupture in transit • Clinical waste bags should be tied or sealed, then stored in a secure place for collection. • the facility must be worn when handling clinical waste bags and containers • Clinical waste bags and containers should be yellow colour with the Biohazard symbol printed on the bag or container. ... more
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