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Chapter Review Steri

Chapter Review Sterile and Nonsterile Compounding

The technique of mixing two ingredients of unequal quantities is: Geometric dilution.
An ointment base that is anhydrous is: Oleaginous
A single-unit container intended for parenteral administration only is: Single-dose container.
An ointment that is white petrolatum based is: Oleaginous
Oleaginous: Oily or greasy.
An elixir is a: Clear, sweetened, flavored hydroalcoholic containing water and alcohol.
A collodion is: A topical dosage form containing proxylin and is dissolved in alcohol and ether.
The maximum time that can be assigned on the label of a repackaged medication: 6 months.
A piggyback placed in comparison to the primary IV should be: Higher than the primary IV.
In preparation of a 3-1 solution, the order of adding ingredients should be: Fats, amino acids, and dextrose.
Laminar flow hoods should be certified: Every 2 years.
The sensitivity of a class A is: 6 mg.
The spatula that should be used in measuring corrosive ingredients: A rubber spatula.
The term that refers to the space between the HEPA filter and the sterile product is called: Direct Compounding Area (DCA).
The greatest capacity size of a capsule: Size 0
A pharmacy balance needs certified: Every year; 12 months
The SDS must be provided to the patient when: Dispensing a hazardous substance.
Amples differ from vials because: Ampules require the use of a filter needle.
Created by: Scarlett Emerson
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