Question

2. What would you do if:

You had to dispose tissues and towels from dissection?

You had to discard disposable microscope slide?

3. List 3 things that you would use to protect yourself while dissecting preserved biological specimen

4. In case of an accident in the lab (for example, broken glassware or finger cut), list the steps you would take to ensure your safety and safety of others around you.

6. List three things you must do before you leave the lab:

Answer 1

Answer :

Waste can be solid, liquid or glass and each type has different methods of disposal and management. Waste management deals with all types of waste , including industrial biological and household. In some cases waste can pose a threat to human health. so dispose of waste is very important thing.

2. a. Absorbant tissues and towels use in dessection are considered to be non-sharp solid laoratory waste that is known to be a contaminated with biological agents. This should be disposed of in a proper biological waste collection receptacle, as per instituitional policies and local legislation. The waste bin should have 'biohazard ' label affixed as well. Generally, biohazardous wastes are autoclaved or incinerated on-site.

b. Glass icroscope slides should not be disposed of in the regular garbage as they may puncture garbage bags and present a risk of injury. Glass microscope slides must be placed in the appropriate glass collection receptacle, making sure that no pieces of glass are protruding outside the container. The receptacle for broken laborotary glass must be puncture proof , leek proof and contain a ' sharps ' label, as per instituitional policies and local legislation.

After dispose both towels and microscopic slide wash hands thouroughly, as per hand washing technique.

3. Humanbiological specimens are stored in a type of biorepository called a biobank, and the science of preserving biological specimens is most active in the field of bio banking.

• Wear appropriate gloves and lab coat or apron. Wearing of gloves while dessecting or otherwise working with specimens.
• conduct yourself in a responsible and safe manner at all times during the dessection.
• avoid contact with preserved with a safe chemicals.