After you clean up blood, vomitus, and other body fluids that have soiled the floor of your ambulance, you wipe down any equipment that has been splashed. place disposable towels you used to clean up blood or body fluids directly in:
a. a red bag. b.any biohazard container nearby. c.a nearby wastebasket. d.a clear plastic bag marked "disposables."

Option A, Red Bag

Explanation:

All bio hazardous wastes are kept in red bags. These bio hazardous wastes include – a Body fluid, glucose strips, urine, blood soaked towels, gloves, and any other thing contaminated with OPIM.  

OPIM stands for other potentially infectious materials which include the following – - - - Human bodily fluids such as blood, semen, secretions from vagina, amniotic fluid, saliva, and all other body fluid.  

-Human organs or tissues.

Hence, option A is correct

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