Biomedical waste handlers in a hospital are at risk of occupational hazards. The most effective way to protect them from exposure to infectious materials is:
Use of protective equipment and safe handling
Biomedical waste (hospital waste, laboratory waste) can contain pathogens, sharps, and toxic chemicals that pose serious health hazards.
As per the Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016 (India), handlers must:
PPE use and safe handling are mandatory to prevent needlestick injuries, infections, and chemical exposure.
The primary method of managing biodegradable domestic waste after collection is _________________.
A farmer applies large amounts of chemical fertilizers over several years. Which consequence most likely results from this practice leading to soil pollution?
The pollutant group commonly associated with oil spills in oceans is ______________.
The term 'smog' is a combination of ____________.
Biomedical waste handlers in a hospital are at risk of occupational hazards. The most effective way to protect them from exposure to infectious materials is:
A field exposed to excessive pesticide use shows a sharp decline in earthworm population. The resulting effect on soil is:
The primary method of managing biodegradable domestic waste after collection is _________________.
A field exposed to excessive pesticide use shows a sharp decline in earthworm population. The resulting effect on soil is:
The term ‘smog’ is a combination of ____________.
Biomedical waste handlers in a hospital are at risk of occupational hazards. The most effective way to protect them from exposure to infectious materials is:
Which day is celebrated as the World Environment Day?
The temperate grasslands of South Africa are called:
The 3 R’s to save the environment are:
The Living Root Bridges are a rare ecological phenomenon seen in which state of India?
Which of the following is NOT a consequence of deforestation?