Safe Injection Practices
Safe Injection Practices ( 5 Questions)
What is the recommended method for disposing of used needles and syringes after an injection?
Placing used needles and syringes in a regular trash bin is unsafe and can lead to accidental injuries for waste handlers.
Recapitulating needles is not recommended due to the increased risk of needlestick injuries.
Leaving used needles and syringes on the patient's bedside table is unsafe and can pose a risk to the patient and healthcare providers.
Leaving used needles and syringes on the patient's bedside table is unsafe and can pose a risk to the patient and healthcare providers.
Disposing of used needles and syringes in a biohazard sharps container is the recommended method. It ensures safe containment and proper disposal of sharps to minimize the risk of needlestick injuries and transmission of infections.
Incorrect choices: a. Placing used needles and syringes in a regular trash bin is unsafe and can lead to accidental injuries for waste handlers.
b. Recapitulating needles is not recommended due to the increased risk of needlestick injuries.
d. Leaving used needles and syringes on the patient's bedside table is unsafe and can pose a risk to the patient and healthcare providers.