Basics of Sterile Compounding
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- What is a method of administration that bypasses the GI tract?
- What attaches to the needle & holds the solution?
- What consists of tip, neck, and body?
- What can be plastic or glass & are closed system containers.
- What type of container has advantages: decreased chemical interactions between container
- Technique that uses methods of manipulating parenteral supplies to prevent contamination
- Preparation that is free of microorganisms.
- HEPA filter is located at the top/ horizontal surface of the hood space.
- A filter that provides the essential component of LAFWs & other aseptic processing areas
- The zone of ________ is the area in which laminar airflow is disrupted.
- The last step in the cleaning sequence of both horizontal and vertical LAFWs
- Where hand washing should occur
- Sterile compounding technique # where vials, ampules, & injection ports are disinfected
- Amount of swabs used to clean additive ports on bags or containers
- Any surface or opening that is at risk of contamination
- Milking type where the vial remains on the workbench surface while the diluent is added
- What should you never do to a vial when reconstituting?
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