Respuesta :
The correct option is option (A) i.e. must be located as close as feasible to the area where sharps will be used.
Further Explanation:
Sharp disposal containers: The containers must be puncture resistant and sides and bottom must be leak proof. Sharp waste is classified as bio hazardous waste and also managed with care. The examples of sharps are lancets, connection sets, needles, syringes and infusion sets.
The sharp disposal containers must be replaced on regular basis and not be over filled. These sharp disposals must not open, cleaned or emptied manually to prevent from the risk of sharps injury.
The sharps that are carefully remove into sharp disposal containers include:
- Needle
- Used disposal burs
- Anesthetic carpules
- Blades
- Wires
- Endodontic Files
- All irrigating syringes
Therefore, for enabling the sharp disposal of containers, they should be placed as close as feasible to the area where sharps will be used.
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Answer details:
Grade: Middle School
Subject: Health
Chapter: Sharps waste
Keywords: Sharp waste, sharp disposal container, puncture resistant, sides, bottom, leak proof, bio hazardous, needles, syringes, lancets, connection sets, infusion sets, sharp injury, close, feasible, area, medical offices
