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PHR200
PHR200 week 2 assessment
Question | Answer |
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HEPA filters need to be certified every... | 6 months |
Complete destruction of organisms after they leave the body is referred to as... | medical asepsis |
Which of the following is true about a HEPA filter? | It removes 99% of possible contaminants. |
A vertical laminar airflow hood is used for... | chemotherapeutic agents |
The process of killing all microorganisms and their pathogenic products is known as... | sterilization |
What is false about disadvantages of parenteral administration? | more readily controls the therapeutic response of a drug |
The process for compounding ophthalmics properly takes (how long)? | from 1 to 2 weeks |
The work area is bathed by positive, pressurized flowing air called | Laminar |
A device that uses a combination of heat, steam, and pressure to sterilize equipment is known as a(n) | Autoclave |
Small spills of body fluids on the counter surfaces of a pharmacy must be cleaned with | Household Bleach |
The HEPA filter should be serviced and certified | every 6 months |
The most common sterile irrigation include | gentamicin irrigation solution |
According to the USP, low-risk compounding products can be kept in a refrigerator for | 14 days |
The work surface of the laminar airflow hood should be cleaned with | 70% isopropyl alcohol |
How many types of asepsis are used in the hospital? | 2 |
Which statement is false about parenteral products? | They must be chemically and physically unstable. |
All aseptic procedures should be performed how far inside a laminar airflow workbench? | 6 inches from the front edge |
The time from when a sterile drug product is compounded until it is administered to a patient is referred to as its | beyond-use date |
How long must the blower run in a laminar airflow hood prior to use? | 30 minutes |
The most effective method for destruction of all types of microorganisms is | autoclave |