Biomedical waste segregation in orthodontics after COVID

Shivangi Shukla, T. Chugh, R. Ahluwalia
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In the majority of health-care organizations including the field of dentistry, biomedical waste (BMW) is becoming a severe concern. All health-care employees must be informed of how to properly dispose of health-care waste and how to handle, segregate, and transport BMW. Proper segregation of BMW is highly essential during these current pandemic times. There is a rapid increase in the spread of infectious diseases, especially in the field of dentistry. COVID currently has a higher spread and affectivity ratio than any other disease since 2019, along with other diseases such as hepatitis and HIV. Without proper disposal of medical waste, there can be no assurance that these diseases will not spread. Hence, there is a need for a safety protocol, which is applied and implemented worldwide and their disposal in a specific guided manner. This article is intended to provide deep insight and to simplify how to categorize and dispose orthodontic BMW.
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COVID后正畸中生物医学废物的分类
在包括牙科领域在内的大多数卫生保健组织中,生物医学废物正在成为一个严重问题。必须告知所有卫生保健工作人员如何妥善处置卫生保健废物以及如何处理、隔离和运输宝马车。在当前大流行时期,宝马的适当隔离是非常必要的。传染病的传播在迅速增加,特别是在牙科领域。自2019年以来,COVID - 19的传播和影响率高于其他任何疾病,以及肝炎和艾滋病毒等其他疾病。如果不妥善处理医疗废物,就不能保证这些疾病不会传播。因此,有必要制定一项安全协议,在全球范围内应用和实施,并以一种具体的指导方式处理它们。本文旨在提供深刻的见解,并简化如何分类和处理正畸宝马。
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