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STERILE TEST 1

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When did IV infusions technology sets its course towards modern concepts of IV drug injections. 1700's
Blood circulation was the first development in 1700's by William Harvey
successfully anesthetized a dog/1700's christopher wren
without pathogens/ free from infection Aseptic
The beginning of microbiological discoveries by Robert Koch, Joseph Lister and Louis Pasteur 1800's-1900's
the subcutaneous (SC) device invented by ? to inject morphine though skin. 1800's/1900's Alexander Wood
In the late ? the importance of sterilization of devices, equipment and solutions was taken seriously in order to prevent infections. 1900's
Vertical hood/ Used for preparing sterile pharmaceuticals providing a semi enclosed working bench, a particle free and bacteria free environment to prevent sterile product contamination during preparation. LAFW: Laminar air flow workbench
First step of garbing? bonnet
last step of garbing? ABHR
Personnel must pass ? before working in the compounding area for nonhazardous sterile products. GFS and a media fill test ( initial workplace training and assessment program )
What are the 3 main roles in the sterile compounding room? 1. Pharmacy Manager 2. Sterile Compounding Supervisor 3. Compounding Personnel
ISO Class 8 ANTEROOM
ISO Class 7 CLEANROOM
room used for staging products, labelling, fully enclosed controlled area , HVAC system anteroom
room where LAFW (PEC- Primary engineering control)) is located, HVAC system Positive pressure (Non Haz), controlled area/ compounding aseptic isolator [CAI]) is located cleanroom/HOOD ROOM
For non-hazardous compounding, the clean room has ? pressure relative to adjacent areas. POSITIVE
For hazardous compounding, the clean room has ? pressure relative to adjacent areas. NEGATIVE
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