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2. Waste Generation
• Medical ward –dressing, bandages, hypodermic needles,
intravenous sets, gloves, disposable items, sticking plaster, body
fluids & excreta, contaminated packaging, meal scraps.
• Operation theaters & surgical wards – anatomical waste
• Immunization ward - hypodermic needles & stringers, residual
vaccine, cotton swabs & ampoules
• Other healthcare wards – mostly general waste with very small
amount of infectious waste
• Laboratories – pathological & highly infectious waste
• Pharmaceutical & chemical stores – small quantities of waste,
mainly packaging & general waste
• Support Unit – general waste
• General physician’s clinics – Infectious waste & sharps
• Dental clinics – heavy metal content
• Nurse’s station - Infectious waste & sharps
• Home healthcare – dialysis, insulin injection
3. Factors influence the quality &
quantity of waste
• Types of hospital & its specialties
• Whether proper waste management plan is
implemented or not
• Ratio of disposable/reusable items
4. Major sources
• Healthcare teaching institute & hospitals
• General hospitals
• District hospitals
• Other healthcare establishments
– Emergency medical care services
– Obstetric & maternity clinics
– Healthcare center & dispensaries
– Outpatient clinics
– Transfusion center
– Camp
– Blood bank & service
– Research center & lab
– Autopsy center
– Animal research & testing.
5. Minor sources
• Small healthcare establishment (physician’s
office, dental clinics, acupuncturists)
• Specialized Healthcare institute with low waste
generation (Psychiatric hospital, disabled person
institute, convalescent nursing home)
• Intravenous or subcutaneous intervention
activities other than healthcare (cosmetic, tattoo
parlors, Illicit drug users)
• Ambulance service
• Home treatments
• Funeral services
