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REGULATED MEDICAL WASTE PROGRAM POLICY AND PROCEDURES MONMOUTH UNIVERSITYOffice of Affirmative Action, Human Relations and Compliance 7322635755Reviewed January 2010REGULATED MEDICAL WASTE PROGRAM MONMOUTH

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1. Start by wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, gown, mask, and goggles to protect yourself from potential risks.
2. Segregate the regulated medical waste from other types of waste to ensure proper handling and disposal.
3. Use leak-proof and puncture-resistant containers to collect the regulated medical waste. These containers should be properly labeled with the appropriate biohazard symbol.
4. Place the waste into the containers, making sure to fill them only up to their designated fill lines. Overfilling may lead to spills and increase the risk of contamination.
5. Seal the containers securely using the provided lids or closures to prevent any accidental exposure or release of the waste.
6. Store the containers in a designated and secured area, away from public access and potential sources of contamination.
7. Follow the regulations and guidelines provided by local authorities or waste management agencies for the proper disposal of regulated medical waste.
8. Transport the filled containers to an authorized facility for treatment and final disposal. This should be done by trained personnel who are knowledgeable in handling medical waste.
9. Keep a record of the amount and type of regulated medical waste generated, as well as the dates of collection, transportation, and disposal. These records may be required for regulatory compliance and monitoring purposes.
10. Regularly review and update your regulated medical waste management plan to ensure compliance with any changes in regulations and best practices.

Who needs regulated medical waste?

1. Regulated medical waste is generated by various healthcare facilities and organizations, including hospitals, clinics, doctor's offices, dental practices, laboratories, veterinary clinics, and research institutions.
2. Additionally, any other entity that produces biomedical waste, such as tattoo parlors, funeral homes, nursing homes, and blood banks, also needs to manage regulated medical waste according to the applicable regulations.
3. It is important for these entities to properly handle and dispose of regulated medical waste to minimize the risk of infection, prevent environmental contamination, and comply with legal requirements.

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What is regulated medical waste?

Regulated medical waste includes waste generated in healthcare facilities that may be infectious, toxic, or hazardous to human health.

Who is required to file regulated medical waste?

Healthcare facilities, laboratories, and other facilities that generate regulated medical waste are required to file.

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Regulated medical waste must be filled out following guidelines provided by environmental agencies and health departments.

What is the purpose of regulated medical waste?

The purpose of regulating medical waste is to ensure proper handling, treatment, and disposal to protect public health and the environment.

What information must be reported on regulated medical waste?

Information such as the type and quantity of waste, disposal methods, and compliance with regulations must be reported on regulated medical waste forms.