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biohazardous waste |
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biohazardous waste Public health Waste products–eg, body fluids and tissues, which may carry human pathogens; BW often originates from health care facilities and/or research laboratories, and places a relatively small or confined group
of people at ↑ risk for infection during the time necessary for the infectious agent to dry or otherwise become inactive. See Regulated waste, Sharps. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The hospital had refused to give the uterine lining to Swanson following the April 12 Caesarean birth of her daughter, with officials calling it contaminated biohazardous waste. The hospital had refused to give the uterine lining to Swanson following the April 12 Caesarean birth of her daughter, with officials calling it contaminated biohazardous waste. Unused ear tissue removed during dissection or ear tissues deemed unacceptable due to damage or any other reason are discarded as biohazardous waste, which is removed on a monthly basis. |
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