Cutting edge-science2022 Shawnee, usa

CUTTING EDGE-SCIENCE 
2022 Shawnee, USA October 
Conclusions: It can be concluded that the created model of the spleen wound 
adequately models small wounds of the spleen in humans. Without the use of 
hemostatic agents, bleeding has a slight tendency to stop, and in the postoperative 
period it can resume with a fatal outcome. 
 
 

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ISBN 978-1-64945-234-4
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7509018
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CUTTING EDGE-SCIENCE 
2022 Shawnee, USA October 
Disposal of medical waste in the republic of Uzbekistan 
Tashpulatova Munisa Nigmanjanovna, Assistant 
Khodjayev Azamjon Shodiyor o`g`li, Student 
Nurmakhonov Alisher Roxatovich, Student 
Tashkent Medical Academy
Tashkent, Uzbekistan 
ABSTRACT 
Household and industrial waste disposal problem becomes more and more 
pressing all over the world. There is a certain group of waste, which is called medical 
waste. It is generated by healthcare facilities. Its disposal is one of the most urgent 
problems for the modern society. 
Key words: infectious diseases, medical waste, disinfection, disposal, 
incinerator, sterilization, disinfection. 
Medical waste is deemed to be a factor of not only direct, but also indirect 
risk of infectious and non-infectious diseases among the population and medical 
personnel due to possible contamination of the hospital environment and 
environmental elements: water, air, soil, food [5]. The adoption of safety methods to 
collect, transport and decontaminate waste from healthcare facilities (HCF) is one 
of the most important issues. In the Republic of Uzbekistan, medical waste is 
decontaminated and disposed according to the Laws on the Sanitary and 
Epidemiological Welfare of the Population, on the Protection of the Citizens Health, 
on the Waste, on the Protection of Atmospheric Air, Order of the Ministry of Health 
of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Compliance with Sanitary, Hygienic, Anti-
Epidemic, and Disinfection Regimes in the Healthcare Facilities. 
According to SanPiN of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 0317-15 'Sanitary 
Rules and Standards for the Collection, Storage and Disposal of Waste in the 
Healthcare Facilities of the Republic', the waste of healthcare facilities is deemed to 
be any waste generated by hospitals, clinics, dispensaries, ambulance and blood 
transfusion stations, long term care facilities, research institutions, and medical 
educational institutions, veterinary clinics, pharmacies, pharmaceutical enterprises, 

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ISBN 978-1-64945-234-4
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7509018
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