The document outlines a protocol for managing blood spills to prevent the spread of infectious agents. Key steps include isolating the area, wearing personal protective equipment, using sodium hypochlorite to disinfect the spill, absorbing the liquid with appropriate materials, and ensuring thorough cleaning afterward. Proper disposal of materials in designated bags is emphasized to maintain safety and hygiene.

1. By: Abhay Rajpoot

2. Prompt management of blood spills to stop infectious
agents spreading from the environment to people.

3.  Breaking of lab sample while handling and
transportation.
 Excessive bleeding during any procedure.

4.  To prevent infection.

5. Spillages of blood/body fluids must be cleaned up as
soon as possible.

6. 1. Isolate the area.
2. Always wear gloves and other personal protective
equipment as required.
3. Pour 1% sodium hypochlorite solution over the
spillage.
4. Cover the area with appropriate absorbent like, news
paper, tissue paper , cotton ,gamjee pad.

7. 5. Wait for 10-15 minutes for complete absorption.
6. Clean up spill using paper and discard the material in a
yellow bag.
7. Ensure the area is thoroughly cleaned with the soap
and detergent.