Which of the following should be disposed of in the biohazard disposal can when finished? (Choose all that apply) Uncontaminated paper towels broken glass used gloves that are contaminated flasks serological pipettes glass slides plastic petri dishes with bacterial cultures Contaminated paper towels bacterial cultures in glass test tubes
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