Commounding Basics Flashcards
Which USP Chapter is for Non-Sterile Compounding?
USP 795
Which USP Chapter is for Sterile Compounding?
USP 797
Which USP Chapter for Hazardous?
USP 800
What is the ISO rating for Anteroom if it opens into a negative pressure SEC?
ISO 7
What is the ISO rating for Anteroom if it opens into a positive pressure SEC?
ISO 8
What is the ISO rating for the Primary Engineering Control (PEC)?
ISO 5
this means there are 3,520 particles = cleanest air
0.5 microns
How often should the HEPA filter be recertified for sterile compounding space?
6-months or when PEC is moved
HEPA filter for 0.3 microns
Cleanroom suite requirements for sterile hoods
ISO 5 for inside the hoods
ISO 7 buffer room
What type of airpressure MUST be used for hazardous compounding?
Negative pressure
Laminar Airflow Workbench (LAFW)
Open front PEC where filtered air runs horizontally
Compounding Aseptic Workbench
Closed front PEC “glovebox” so air stays in the PEC
Segregated Compounding Area
used when cleanroom is not an option. Deisgnated area with “unclassified air” and NEEDS to have CAI (closed front PEC)
What is the MAX beyond use date for sterile products made in a SCA?
12 hour BUD
What hazardous drugs types are included on the NIOSH list?
Carcinogenic
Tertaofenic
Genotoxic
Toxic to organs at low doses
labeled by manufacturer as toxic
What are some examples of drugs on the NIOSH list?
Mifepristone
Chloramphenicol
Warfarin
Fluconazole
Abacavir, Entecavir, Zidovudine
Isotretinoin
Ganciclovir
Dronedarone
Paroxetine
Dexrazoxane
Exenatide, Liraglutide
AEDs
Clonazepam
Colchicine
Ivabradine, Spironolactone
Ribavirin
Androgens/Estrogens/Progesterones
Dutasteride, Finasteride
Mithimazole, Propylthiouracil
Deferiprone
Dihydroerotamine
Apomorphine, Rasagiline
Bosentan
Ziprasidone
Cyclosporine, Mycophenolate, Tacrolimus, Sirolimus