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Mod 5 test 2
Mod 5 test 2 Study Guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Anteroom | The room located right outside the clean room; it is a low-particulate room |
| Stability | The state of being stable |
| Desiccation | The act of dehydrating or removing water content |
| Solvant | Capable of dissolving another substance |
| Particulates | Small matter |
| What are 3 books that every compounding pharmacy should have? | 1. Remington's Pharmaceutical Science; 2. The Merck Manual; 3. The Merck Veterinary Manual |
| In the 1980s and 1990s the number of compounding prescriptions began to increase due to the emergance of what? | Home healthcare, Hospice care, Pain management, and TPN |
| What area of compounding has the greatest potential for error? | Calculations |
| LAH stands for what? | Laminar Airflow Hood |
| What strenght of Alcohol should be used to clean the LAH? | 70% Isopropyl Alcohol |
| How often should the LAH be cleaned? | Every 8 hours |
| BSC stands for what? And what is it used for? | Biological Safety Cabinet; used to compound Chemotherapy |
| In January of 2004, USP issued a set of new and stringent regulations regarding aseptic preparations. Included in this set is a new approach to what? | Facility design, Microbial contamination risk levels, personnel training and evaluation, Clean room atmosphere, proper dress, quality assurance, validation, and monitoring |
| In what order do you dress when entering a sterile area? | Booties, Hat, Mask, Gown, Glasses, Gloves |
| What are two types of needles? | Luer-lock and Slip tip |
| What are the parts of a syringe? | Tip, Barrel, and Plunger |
| What are 7 miscellaneous things found in IV room? | Ampule- A sealed container, made of glass, containing a sterile medicinal solution; Single does vial- a vial that contains no preservatives once the container is entered contaminants have entered; |
| Cont. | Sticky mats- mats placed on the floor in the enterance from the anteroom to the clean room' Vials- a small bottle or container that holds products such as injectable medications; Depth filters- used to remove glass shards from a solution |
| Cont. | IV tubing- used to transfer fluid either from an IV bag to another container or from an IV bag to a patient; Vented tubing- used to transfer the contents of one container to another container for administration |
| What is EECs and what are 3 drugs that are found in them? | EEC- are glass containers that are vacuumed or have a great negative pressure. 3 drugs- Amiodarone (Cordarone), Nitroglycerin (Nitrostat), Phenylephine (Neosynephrine) |
| What are 2 types of pumps used to make TPN? | Automix-automated device used to compound TPN bases; Micromix- An automated device used to add additives to a TPN base |
| What are the parts of a needle? | Lumen-the hollow space inside a needle, Bevel- the sharp pointed end of the needle, Heel- the opposite of the bevel; the rounded bottom part of the needle, Hub- The part of the needle that attaches to the syringe |
| What are yellow sharps containers used for? | To dispose of any Chemotherapy items |
| Compounded prescriptions require what? | 1. A number of calculations; 2. A formula or recipe; 3. Equipment and supplies; 4. An area suitable for computing the task |
| When doing work in the LAH how far inside must your work be done? | 6 inches inside the LAH |
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