Healthcare professionals may transport biohazardous materials in containers without labels as long as the containers are securely closed to prevent leaks or spills.
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The correct answer is false. Biohazardous materials, such as bodily fluids and specimens, must always be in appropriately labeled containers. These labels are essential for identifying the nature of the materials, ensuring proper handling, and reducing risks of accidental exposure, contamination, or improper disposal. Securely closing the container is important, but it does not replace the requirement for proper labeling, which is a standard safety practice.
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