What is the classification and disposal of medical waste?

1. Medical wastes are classified into bags by the medical staff in the production department, and infectious wastes → special yellow packaging bags; Damaged waste → Leak-proof and stab-proof sharp weapon box, when it is filled to 2/3, it is tightly sealed → Labeling, inspection, registration and signature → Cleaner will transport the classified and packaged medical waste from the place where the medical waste is produced, along the designated line or special elevator, and use special transport tools → Medical waste temporary storage room.

All pathological wastes that are blood-like or liquid and easy to leak must be packaged separately, such as small bags and two-layer packaging bags, tied tightly, labeled with labels, indicating the place of origin, time and name (write pathological or blood-like wastes in red ink), and stored separately to facilitate transportation by transport personnel.

2. It is transported and recorded by the special car of Dida Weikang Processing Center every day.

3. Every time the medical waste is sent away, the garbage room should be disinfected and cleaned.

Classification of medical waste

1. Infectious waste: articles contaminated by patients' blood, body fluids and excreta; Domestic garbage produced by patients with infectious diseases or suspected patients with infectious diseases; Culture medium and pathogen specimens; All kinds of discarded medical specimens; Waste blood and serum; Disposable medical waste after use;

2. Destructive waste: medical needles and suture needles; All kinds of medical sharp instruments, such as scalpels and nail knives. Glass slide, test tube, ampoule bottle, etc.

3. Drug waste: expired, eliminated, deteriorated or contaminated drugs include: common drugs, immunosuppressants, discarded vaccines, blood products, etc.

4. Chemical wastes: images and chemical reagents abandoned in the laboratory; Waste chemical disinfectants; Abandoned mercury sphygmomanometer and mercury thermometer.

5. Pathological wastes: human wastes and medical experimental animal carcasses produced in the process of diagnosis and treatment.