Legal analysis: medical and health institutions shall collect medical wastes in a timely and separate manner in accordance with the following requirements: (1) according to the category of medical wastes, medical wastes shall be separated into packages or containers that comply with the "Provisions on Standards and Warning Labels for Special Packages and Containers for Medical Wastes"; (2) before containing medical wastes, medical waste packages or containers shall be carefully inspected to ensure that there are (b) Before containing medical waste, the packaging or container should be carefully inspected to ensure that it is free from breakage, leakage and other defects; (c) Infectious waste, pathological waste, injurious waste, pharmaceutical waste and chemical waste cannot be collected in a mixed manner. A small amount of pharmaceutical waste can be mixed with infectious waste, but it should be indicated on the label; (d) the management of discarded narcotic, psychotropic, radioactive, toxic and other medicines and their related wastes shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, administrative regulations and the relevant national regulations and standards; (e) waste chemical reagents and disinfectants in bulk in the chemical wastes shall be handed over to the specialized agencies for disposal; (f) medical devices such as thermometers and blood pressure meters containing mercury in bulk shall be disposed of in accordance with the relevant laws, administrative regulations and national provisions and standards; (g) medical equipment such as thermometers and blood pressure meters containing mercury shall be disposed of in accordance with the relevant laws, administrative regulations and national provisions and standards. and sphygmomanometers and other medical instruments should be handed over to specialized institutions for disposal when they are scrapped; (vii) high-risk wastes such as culture media of pathogens, specimens and preservation fluids of bacterial strains and virulent strains of pathogens in medical wastes should be firstly processed by pressure steam sterilization or chemical disinfection at the place where they are generated, and then collected and processed in accordance with infectious wastes; (viii) infectious excretions produced by patients of infectious diseases in quarantine or patients suspected of having infectious diseases shall be strictly disinfected in accordance with national regulations and meet the national emission standards before being discharged into the sewage treatment system; (ix) medical wastes generated by patients with infectious diseases in isolation or patients with suspected infectious diseases shall be packed in double-layer wrappers and sealed in a timely manner; (x) infectious wastes, pathological wastes, and injurious wastes put into the wrappers or containers shall not be taken out.
Legal basis: "Measures for the Management of Medical Waste in Healthcare Institutions" Article 11 Healthcare institutions shall collect medical waste in a timely manner in accordance with the following requirements:
(1) According to the category of medical waste, the medical waste shall be placed in packages or containers that comply with the "Provisions on Standards and Warning Labels of Special Packages and Containers for Medical Waste";
(ii) Before containing medical waste, the packaging or containers of medical waste shall be carefully inspected to ensure that there are no breakages, leakages and other defects;
(iii) Infectious waste, pathological waste, injurious waste, medicinal waste and chemical waste shall not be collected in a mixed manner. A small amount of pharmaceutical waste can be mixed into infectious waste, but it should be indicated on the label;
(iv) the management of discarded narcotic, psychotropic, radioactive, toxic and other pharmaceuticals and their related wastes shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, administrative regulations and the relevant national regulations and standards;
(v) waste chemical reagents and disinfectants in batches of chemical wastes shall be handed over to specialized institutions for disposal ;
(vi) bulk of mercury-containing thermometers, sphygmomanometers and other medical instruments at the end of life, should be handed over to specialized institutions for disposal;
(vii) medical waste of pathogens in the culture medium, specimens, and strains of bacteria, viruses preservation of liquid and other highly hazardous wastes should be the first place in the generation of the location of the pressure steam sterilization or chemical disinfection, and then according to the infectious wastes collected for treatment;
< p>(viii) The infectious excreta generated by isolated patients with infectious diseases or suspected infectious diseases should be strictly disinfected in accordance with national regulations and meet the national emission standards before being discharged into the sewage treatment system;(ix) Medical wastes generated by isolated patients with infectious diseases or suspected infectious diseases should be packed in double-layered packagings and sealed in a timely manner;
(x ) into the packaging or container of infectious waste, pathologic waste, injurious waste shall not be removed.