drug preparation

Question 1

Low-risk conditions

Answer 1

Compounding with aseptic manipulations using only sterile ingredients, products and devices in

ISO Class 5 or higher air quality

Question 2

Medium-risk conditions

Answer 2

If you compound or pool multiple doses of sterile products for administration to multiple patients or to a single patient on multiple occasions and the compounding process involves more than single-volume transfer or takes a long time

compounded total parenteral nutrition fluids that require multiple injections,

Question 3

High-risk conditions

Answer 3

non-sterile ingredients or non-sterile devices usually creates a high-risk condition.

High-risk compounding would include making a solution that will be terminally sterilized from non-sterile bulk drug or nutrient powders or measuring or mixing sterile ingredients in a non-sterile device prior to sterilization.

Question 4

ISO class 5 aka class 100

Answer 4

200-600 air changes/hr

Question 5

The majority оf сlеаnrооmѕ аrе …………………. рrеѕѕurе

Answer 5

The majority оf сlеаnrооmѕ аrе роѕitivе-рrеѕѕurе

Question 6

…………………… рrеѕѕurе rooms are dеѕignеd tо kеер contaminants frоm lеаving the room.

Answer 6

Nеgаtivе