In most areas there is a process to keep regulated and non-regulated medical waste separated. How is this accomplished

Available options are

A. Regulated medical waste is placed in clear bags and non-regulated medical waste is placed in red bags.

B. Regulated medical waste is placed in red bags and non-regulated medical waste is placed in clear bags.

C. In some areas red bags are only kept in rooms where there is a large volume of bodily fluids or in a general area such as a soiled utility room

D. Both B and C are correct.

A. Regulated medical waste is placed in clear bags and non-regulated medical waste is placed in red bags.

Explanation:

In most areas, there is a process to keep regulated and non-regulated medical waste separated. To accomplish this, the in-charge organization has the responsibility of making the public aware of the difference between the two medical wastes.

This is however done in such a way that "Regulated medical waste is placed in clear bags and non-regulated medical waste is placed in red bags."

Therefore, in this case, the correct answer is option "A."

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