Several factors can contribute to errors in segregation.
Segregation is the key step in the management of BW inadequacies herecompromise all other steps. When BW is produced, the professionals who handle it are solely responsible forsegregating it according to its characteristics and disposing of it in adequatereceptacles. According to the resolutions adopted in Brazil, (1 -2 ) BW is divided into five groups: Group A (infectious), Group B (chemical),Group C (radioactive), Group D (common), and Group E (piercing and cutting). Al-Masry received his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering (computers and automatic control) from Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt in 1972 and obtained his master’s and doctorate in Computer Science from Stanford University in Stanford, California, in 1980.Keywords: Waste Management, Medical Waste, Occupational Risks Introductionīiomedical waste (BW) is defined as waste related to human or animal health services,including home care and fieldwork services analytical laboratories for health products morgues, funeral homes, and embalming services drugstores and pharmacies educationaland health research facilities zoonosis control centres mobile health units andacupuncture services (1 -2 ). and more than 200 theses and master’s projects. Al-Masry has been working at the University of Texas at Arlington since 1990 and has supervised 16 Ph.D. His book is supported in India, Europe, South Africa, Australia and Southeast Asia and is also widely read in the United States, Canada and South America. The book has been translated into Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Greek, Basquenchen (Basque) and Arabic. The current edition of the book is the seventh edition. His book is considered one of the most pioneering books in the field of database systems in the world for 25 years. Al-Masri is the author of “Basics of Database Systems” (with Shamkant Navath, published by Pearson, 7th edition, 2015). He is also Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas. Ramez Al-Masry (born Octoin Giza, Egypt) is a renowned computer scientist and researcher in the field of database systems.
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