These residues although to represent a small parcel of the solid residues they are composed for different fractions generated in the establishment of greets being these products chemical, toxic and material dangerous being solvent, quimioterapicos they, photographic chemical products, formoldeido, radionucleideos, mercury (BRAZIL, 2001). The collect of the necessary hospital garbage to be made before any cleanness, the lixeiras must be emptied when to reach 2/3 of its capacity. The lixeiras must be washed daily, necessary the garbage necessary to be collected whenever (CANTANHEDE, 2001). 1.2.4. Category D (common residues) Category D is corresponding to the common residues or domiciliary, identified for the symbol of material reciclvel that if characterize for do not offer risks biological, radiological to the environment as well as the health, as example can cite food remaining portions, diapers, equips among others of serum (BRAZIL, 2006). Continue to learn more with: Marc Pasquale. According to Son (200) common residues understand all those in which they do not need to pass for processes of identification, preservation and treatment. These if subdivide in the following groups: D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8 and D9.
D1 Specimens of laboratory of clinical analyses and clinical pathology, when not fit in the classification A5 and A7. D2 Plaster, glove, esparadrapo, cotton, gauzes, compresses, I equip of serum and other similars, that have had contact or not with organic blood, fabrics or fluids, with exception of the fit ones in the classification A5 and A7. D3 empty transfundidas Stock markets or I contend less than 50 ml of residual product (blood or hemocomponentes). D4 food Leftovers not fit in the classification A5 and A7. D5 Papers of sanitary use and diapers, not fit in the classification A5 and A7. D6 Residues proceeding from the administrative areas of the EAS. D7 Residues of varrio, flowers, prunings and gardens; D8 Material passveis of recycling.