2.1 Federal Requirements for Storage, Handling, and Disposal...etc.
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What is the RCRA?
The main federal law, governed by the EPA, that controls how hazardous waste is handled
What are examples of non-hazardous waste?
Ibuprofen, empty vials
What are examples of p-list waste?
Warfarin, Nicotine
What are examples of pharmacological waste?
Amoxicillin, Metformin
What is the “one-tablet” rule?
Just one pill or patch or drop of a p-list material makes the entire container hazardous waste
What are some of the most common p-list drugs?
Nicotine (patches and gum), Physostigmine, and Warfarin
Is epinephrine on the p-list?
No
Where do p-list drugs get discarded?
A specifically labeled sealed RCRA hazardous waste container
How long can a SQG retail pharmacy hold onto hazardous waste?
Up to 180 days
If a facility is an LQG (generates a lot of waste) how many days can they hold onto hazardous waste?
Up to 90 days
What are the OSHA handling rules for hazardous waste?
Maintain access to SDS, wear appropriate PPE, and keep containers sealed
What is a DOT manifest?
The required shipping document that tracks hazardous waste from creation to final disposal
What must you do before disposing of any medication?
Remove any PHI (personal health information)
