Lecture by Dr.Bilal Assayed SEBCO supervisor. بالتعاون مع قسم الصحه العامه

1. The Handling techniques and segregation
of the Health Care (medical wastes )
inside the medical institutions and
Healthcare Facility.

2. HAZARDOUS MEDICAL WASTE
Classification

4. Who are in risk from
healthcare waste???
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 Doctors and Nurses.
 Patients. 
 Health care providers and 
treatment employees.
 Environment and public health. 
 Dentists and dental workers. 
 blood bank technologists. 
 Laboratory technologists. 
 housekeeping personnel. 

5. How does exposure
occur?
 Most common: needle 
sticks.
 Cuts from other 
contaminated sharps
(scalpels, broken glass
, etc.).
 Contact of mucous 
membranes (for
example, the
eye, nose, mouth) or
broken (cut or abraded)
skin with contaminated
blood.

6. Points of problems:
Waste Transport Transport Place
Waste or to ready
segregat transform central for waste
generati ation
on ion storage disposal
Points of risk inside a healthcare facility
Waste Interim Fleet Transport External
treatment storage manage- and waste
and of waste ment, tracing collection
disposal logistic of waste
Points of risk outside a healthcare facility

7. Gastro enteric Infections
Respiratory Infections
Ocular Infections
Genital Infections
Skin Infections
Meningitis
AIDS
Septicamia
Bacteraemia
Candidaemia
Viral Hepatitis A
Viral Hepatitis (B-C)
Anthrax

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9. Safety procedures (when
dealing with hazardous
medical waste):
Wearing:
 Apron.
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 Safety goggles.
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 Nose mask.
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 High neck rubber 
boots.
Then: Wash face and hands up
to the elbows with water
and disinfectant soap after
each handling of hazardous
medical waste.

10. Safety Requirements: -
Nose mask Gloves Apron
High neck rubber boot Safety goggles

11. Principals of dealing with the
Hazards medical wastes Inside
the health Care Institutions

12. INFECTED MEDICAL
HAZARDOUS WASTE

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19. SHARP MEDICAL
HAZARDOUS WASTE

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26. Procedures for treatment of Infected
and Sharp MEDICAL WASTE

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30. Human Body Tissues and
Parts Waste:

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Should be stored
under 5 degree
Celsius

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36. Pharmaceutical Waste
( Medicine ) :

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42. Medical Chemical Waste:

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50. International Codes
Hazardous Labels

51. Toxic Genes & Cells Material
Waste:

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Potassium permanganate, Sulfuric acid
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54. Treatment The Chemical
medical waste

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57. Compressed Gas Package

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60. Radioactive Medical waste

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It is not under the
company response

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