How are solutions or fluids disposed of after a procedure?
a. Dump down the sink.
b. Dump it on the floor and mop it up.
c. Send it in a bucket in the case cart.
d. Solidify the canister with powder, use the closed suction system.
ANS: D
Liquid waste can be solidified with powder that turns to gel. Some facilities have closed suction liquid waste containers. Some solutions can be flushed down a hopper. Fluids that contain drugs, or are contaminated must be handled according to facility policy and never dumped down the sink or hopper.
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