Question

matching questions: match the item type with appropriate disposal method
needles
choose
choose
liquid broth
sharps
regular trash
biohazard waste
used but uncontaminated gloves
glass waste
inactivation with bleach and then in drain
plates containing bacteria
choose
broken unused beaker
choose

Explanation:

• Needles are sharp objects and should be disposed of in a sharps container to prevent injury.
• Liquid broth can be inactivated with bleach (to kill any potential pathogens if applicable) and then disposed of down the drain.
• Used but uncontaminated gloves can be thrown in regular trash as they don't pose a bio - hazard risk.
• Plates containing bacteria are biohazardous waste as they have potentially infectious material.
• A broken unused beaker (glassware) should be disposed of as glass waste.

Answer:

Needles - sharps
Liquid broth - Inactivation with bleach and then in drain
Used but uncontaminated Gloves - Regular trash
Plates containing bacteria - Biohazard waste
Broken unused beaker - Glass waste