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Yellow Biohazard Bag
Yellow biohazard bags are designed to help us deal with high-risk, infectious material that could harm people, animals, and plants if not disposed of responsibly. Find out what should and should not go into a yellow biohazard bag here.
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Here are the categories of waste, and examples of what goes in a biohazard bag
Soiled medical equipment, for example:
- IV drips
- Used needles
- Swabs
- Dressings
- Sanitary towels and tampons
Infectious clinical material, for example:
- Blood
- Urine
- Faeces
- Semen
- Vaginal secretions
- Amniotic fluid
- Body tissue
- Animal remains
Pharmaceutical medicines and chemicals that have been contaminated with infectious waste, for example:
- Antibiotics
- Anaesthetics
- Antiseptic
- Unused vaccines
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