Project Awareness and practices regarding biomedical waste management

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Project Awareness and practices regarding biomedical waste management

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Banda Government Allopathic Medical College Banda,
Naraini road Banda, pin.210001. (U.P).

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TABLE 1: ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE ON BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

Are all healthcare wastes hazardous?

Are you aware that biomedical waste management rules modified in 2016

Can any plastic bag be used for waste disposal?

Have you had any training in biomedical waste management?

Are you aware of IMAGE?

If yes, what does IMAGE stand for?

According to the national guidelines, what is the maximum time limit for which biomedical waste can be stored?

Which of the following is the universally accepted symbol for biohazard?

Do you feel that biomedical waste management should compulsory be made part of undergraduate curriculum?

TABLE 2: RESPONSE TO ATTITUDE BASED QUESTION ON BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

Do you agree that biomedical wastes should be segregated into different categories

Do you think your knowledge regarding biomedical waste management is adequate?

Do you think you require any further training on biomedical waste management?

Does your institute have tie up with waste management companies?

TABLE 3: RESPONSE TO PRACTICE BASED ON QUESTION ON BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

Does your institute have incinerator for treatment of biomedical waste management?

Do you dispose all kind of waste into general garbage

Do you segregate the biomedical waste according to different categories?

Where do you dispose cotton, guaze and other items contaminated by blood?

Where do you dispose pharmaceutical waste?

Where do you dispose waste sharps?

Where do you dispose excess mercury and mercury contaminated cotton?

How do you dispose the hazardous liquid waste?

According to modified biomedical waste management 2016, Can biomedical waste cross border for its treatment?

Incineration is safe method for treatment of

Where do you dispose contaminated glassware & medicine vials

Which bag to be used for disposal of gloves?

Proper method for needle disposal

Various steps in waste management, reduction Segregation storage transportations and treatment

Inertisation is a process of mixing waste with Cement before disposal of toxic substances

Biomedical waste is treated at 850-2000°C in incinerator

In Indian condition about 1.5-2 kg of waste per bed per day is generated.

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