RCRA categorizes hazardous pharmaceutical waste into P-list, U-list, and D-list.
Cyclophosphamide is a U-listed hazardous waste because it is a chemotherapy drug known to be toxic to the environment.
Proper disposal is required to prevent contamination.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
A. Dorzolamide?❌Not hazardous, used for glaucoma.
B. Bicalutamide?❌An anti-androgen, but not U-listed.
C. Acetazolamide?❌A diuretic, not hazardous.
????Reference:EPA RCRA Drug Disposal Guidelines, USP <800> Hazardous Drug List.
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