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Ch. 12 Aseptic Tech.

TermDefinition
Primary engineering control (PEC) a device or zone that provides Class 5 environment for sterile compounding
Reconstituted a substance that had had a diluent added to a powder
Standard operating procedures (SOPs) written guidelines and criteria that list specific steps for various competencies
SUBCUT subcutaneous; under the skin
drip or infusion an IV bag medication that is infused over a specified amount of time but is not given IV push
NPO nothing by mouth
tubing for pumps tubing is specific to manufacturer's machine
tubing transfer sets blood transfer sets; used to transfer the contents of large containers into empty containers
true or false: It is safe to wipe a needle with 70% sterile alcohol when it touches an unintended surface False.
How often should you clean a biological safety cabinet? at the start of each shift, start of each batch, at least every 30 mins, and if the surface ever gets contaminated
How often should you clean walls and storage shelves of a clean room? Monthly
How often should you clean counters, floors, and other work surfaces? Daily
What does USP stand for and what are they responsible for? United States Pharmacopeia; they provide safety guidelines and regulations for the preparation of parenteral and other sterile medications.
Sections 1-5 of USP <797> 1. Scope 2. Personnel Qualifications 3. Personal Hygiene and PPE 4. Building and Facilities 5. Environmental Monitoring
nosocomial infection an infection that originates in a hospital.
Category 1 Risk Level compounded sterile products that have a maximum beyond-use date of 12 hours
Category 2 Risk Level compounded sterile products that have a beyond-use date greater than 12 hours
Created by: luvrboyd
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