If contact is made with other body parts, wash well with copious amounts of soap and water then rinse thoroughly . Do not break skin with vigorous rubbing. Notify emergency contacts listed above, since antibiotics, immunizations, and blood tests may be necessary, especially if there is contact with broken skin, such as a cut or bite. Other wastes can be cleaned up, double bagged, and disposed with regular waste.
Sharp objects are to be placed in a puncture proof container for disposal.
Blood contaminated sharp items, such as glass are then to be disposed of through the Health Care Unit. Contaminated sharp objects are not to be touched by hand to avoid injury. Small objects such as syringes can be temporarily stored in plastic bottles with screw type caps. They should be handled with tongs, or swept up with a broom and dustpan. Other items are to be washed.