- Any waste perceived to contain materials that may be infectious to humans.
- Human materials such as:
- Blood,
- Body fluids,
- Tissues,
- Organs,
- Body parts.
- Items contaminated with human materials.
- Discarded materials such as cultures, stocks, specimens, or vaccines.
- Discarded infectious agents.
- Sharps (including needles, syringes, etc.)
- Animal materials intentionally infected with pathogens or potentially infectious human materials.
- Carcasses,
- Body parts,
- Bedding,
- Waste contaminated by these materials.
- Any contaminated materials used to clean up RMW, such as a spill.
What is Regulated Medical Waste (RMW)?
- Post author By Environmental Health & Safety Office
- Post date April 3, 2020
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