Waste generated during a first aid procedure.

1. Used bandages and gauze
2. Empty packaging from medical supplies
3. Used gloves
4. Blood-soaked materials
5. Used syringes or needles
6. Disinfectant wipes or swabs
7. Any contaminated clothing or linens
8. Used medical tape
9. Empty medication packaging
10. Any other disposable medical supplies used during the procedure.

- Gloves: Gloves are worn to protect the first aid provider and the patient from infection. They should be disposed of after use.
- Bandages: Bandages are used to cover wounds and protect them from infection. They should be disposed of after use.
- Gauze: Gauze is used to clean wounds and absorb blood. It should be disposed of after use.
- Cotton balls: Cotton balls are used to clean wounds and apply pressure. They should be disposed of after use.
- Antiseptic wipes: Antiseptic wipes are used to clean wounds and prevent infection. They should be disposed of after use.
- Sharps: Sharps are any objects that can cut or puncture the skin, such as needles, syringes, and lancets. They should be disposed of in a sharps container.
- Biohazardous waste: Biohazardous waste is any waste that contains blood or bodily fluids. It should be disposed of in a biohazard container.