1. Infectious wastes: including infected gauze, bandages, gloves, syringes, needles, infusion sets, etc. These wastes may carry pathogens and need special treatment to prevent the spread of infection.
2. Chemical wastes: including expired or abandoned drugs, chemical reagents, fluorescent tubes, batteries, waste solvents, etc. These wastes may contain harmful substances or chemicals and need special treatment and disposal.
3. Cutting waste: including surgical blades, needles and sharp glassware. These wastes may cause stab wounds or injuries to people and need to be safely packaged and disposed of.
4. Conventional garbage: including general garbage generated in general medical environment, such as paper, plastic, food residue, gauze, etc. These wastes can be treated by traditional garbage sorting.
5. Special wastes: including radioactive substances, pathological wastes (such as tissue samples) and biomedical wastes (such as human organs and placenta).