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Nonsterile Compoundi

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what dose Amber Container mean? tinted (usually brown) container for light-sensitive drugs.
when is Porcelain (Wedgwood) Mortar used? crushing tablets grinding powders
what dose BUD mean? beyond use date
1)What is USP <79-5> ? National standard for: Non-sterile compounding Examples: * creams * ointments * suspensions * capsules
2)What is USP <79-7> ? Standards for protect everyone who comes into CONTACT WITH HAZARDOUS DRUGS.
3)What is USP <800> ? National standard for: Sterile compounding. Examples: * IVs * injections * ophthalmic products Goal:
Prevent contamination.
1)Levigation wet grinding a substance
2)Trituration Dry grinding substance
3)Pulverization Extremely fine powder down to a science
Oleaginous Oil/fat-BASED(creams, gels, ointments etc)
Aqueous Water-BASED (syrups, elixirs, sprits(spirits are not sweet) etc)
Suspension Particles do not dissolve; they remain suspended and settle over time.
Emulsion Two liquids that normally don't mix are forced to stay mixed.
Aerosol (Air-o-sol) spray can
Inhalant Breathed into lungs
Par-enter-al Injection; bypasses GI tract and goes directly into body system
Transdermal Through skin into bloodstream
Dermal Applied to skin
Instill Put drops into eyes, ears, or nose
Allocation strategic division or distribution of resources
reconstitution turn a solution into its usable form by adding the required diluent (usually sterile water or another specified liquid).
Perinatal Around Birth
What is an active drug? 💊 A drug that is already active and works without needing conversion by the body.
What is a prodrug? 🔒➡️💊 A drug that must be converted by the body into its active form before it works.(Liver, intestines, plasma etc)
enternal threw gut/GI-tract
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