In this section the following words have the meanings indicated. “Infectious waste” means any waste that comes from a hospital, laboratory, or other health care facility as defined in § 19-114 of the Health - General Article and that is known or suspected to be contaminated with organisms capable of producing disease or infection in humans. “Infectious waste” includes: Contaminated disposable equipment, instruments, and utensils; Contaminated needles, scalpels, and razor blades; Human tissues and organs that result from surgery, obstetrics, or autopsy; Feces, urine, vomitus, and suctionings; Live vaccines for human use; Blood and blood products; and Laboratory specimens, such as tissues, blood elements, excreta, and secretions. A hospital, laboratory, or other health care facility as defined in § 19-114 of the Health - General Article may not dispose of infectious waste, or cause infectious waste to be disposed of, in a landfill system in this State. The Secretary is responsible with law enforcement personnel in this State for monitoring and enforcing subsection (b) of this section.