If, for some reason, you are unable to place a contaminated needle and syringe in a puncture-proof sharps container while in the back of the ambulance, you should:
A: place the needle cover on a stationary surface and then slide the needle into the needle cover with one hand.
B: place the contaminated needle and syringe in the trash can and properly dispose of it after the call is over.
C: carefully bend the needle, break it off at the hub, and tape the needle and syringe to the ambulance wall.
D: place the needle on the floor of the ambulance and keep your foot on it until you arrive at the hospital.
Answer: A: place the needle cover on a stationary surface and then slide the needle into the needle cover with one hand.
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