Which of the following items is considered a biohazard waste?

Used examination gloves are classified as biohazard waste because they may come into contact with blood, saliva, or other potentially infectious materials during dental procedures. This makes them a risk for transmitting infections if not disposed of properly. In contrast, food wrappers, paper towels, and plastic utensils do not typically come into contact with biohazardous materials in a dental setting and do not pose the same level of infection risk. Therefore, they can be disposed of as regular waste rather than requiring special handling and disposal procedures associated with biohazard waste. Proper disposal of biohazard materials is essential for maintaining a safe and sterile dental environment.