Exam 1 review Flashcards
sources of contamination
-air
-breath
-skin
-hair
-clothes
-work surfaces
Laminar Air Flow Hoods
-constant flow of air to prevent entry of contaminated air
critical work surface area
space between HEPA filter and sterile product
HEPA filter
High Efficiency Particulate Air filter removes
99.97% of all air particles 0.3mm or larger99.97% of all air particles 0.3mm or larger
Barrier Isolator Technology
-closed system: used gloved ports
-personnel are primary source of contamination
-barrier remove personnel from equation
-good aseptic technique required
parts of the needle to never touch?
tip and plunger
Labeling
-name of product
- amount of drug and colume-manufacturer/distributor
Top 10 excipients in injectable products
-water
-cosolvents
-oils
-sirfactants
-antimicrobial agent
-buffer
-antioxidant
-tonicity agent
-cryoprotectant
-competitive binding
7 requirements of injectable products
-purity
-sterility
-sterile filtration
-particulates
-antimicrobial agent
-pyrogens
-isotonicity
sources of microbial contamination
-raw material
-water
-air
-processing operations
-equipment
-employees
-environment
approaches to sterility
-initial control
-terminal sterilization
-aseptic processing and sterile filtration for biologics
-antimicrobial agents
major factors for microbial growth
-temp
-time of storage
-Co
-chemical
-gaseous environment: oxygen
-moisture content
-radiation
death rates: first order kinetics
-D value: time in minutes to kill 90% of microbes
biological indicator
specific microorganism resistant to a particular method of sterilization
Validation of sterility
-add at known level and known D value and sterilize
steam sterilization
-use steam to denature proteins
-metal needles, glass syringe, plastic bags, vial closures, single dose solution
-damages oils, proteins and powders