Question

question 8 of 10
what should be done with materials that have been contaminated with blood or other body fluids?
choose an option below
they should be thrown in the nearest trash can.
they should be collected and sent out for analysis.
they should be placed in a red and/or labeled biohazard bag.
they should be burned on the spot.

Explanation:

Materials contaminated with blood or other body fluids are biohazards. Throwing them in a regular trash can (not biohazard - labeled) risks spreading pathogens. Burning them on the spot is unsafe and not a standard procedure. Collecting and sending for analysis is not the general disposal method unless specifically required for testing (but not as a routine disposal). Placing them in a red and/or labeled biohazard bag is the standard practice for proper containment and disposal of biohazardous waste.

Answer:

They should be placed in a red and/or labeled biohazard bag.