Which of the following is the last step when disposing of infectious wastes?
a. label the waste
b. disinfect carts used to carry the waste
c. dispose of the waste in designated areas
d. wash hands
D
When disposing of infectious waste, wear gloves; use the proper containers; ensure all infectious waste is properly labeled; avoid puncturing or tearing the containers; disinfect carts used to carry infectious waste; dispose of waste in designated areas only; and wash hands after disposing of infectious waste.
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