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haz Flashcards

1
Q

RCRA stands for?

A

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

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2
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Definition of P-list

A

Acutely hazardous regardless of concentration or amount

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3
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Definition of U-list

A

Hazardous if they are the sole ingredient.

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4
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Definition of Characteristic category

A

Ignitable, Corrosive, Toxic, Reactive

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5
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According to RCRA what are the 3 categories of hazardous waste?

A

P-list, U-list, Characteristic

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6
Q

What are the 3 steps in hazardous cleaning process?

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  1. Deactivate and Decontaminate
  2. Clean
  3. Sanitize
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7
Q

An assessment of risk has to have 5 alternative safety strategies to entity exempt some hazardous drugs. What are they?

A
  1. Type of HD
  2. Dosage form
  3. Risk of exposure
  4. Packaging
  5. Manipulation
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8
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SDS

A

Safety Data Sheet

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9
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C-sec

A

Containment Secondary Engineering Control

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10
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PEC

A

Primary Engineering Control

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11
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API

A

Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (main ingredient not the fillers)

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12
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SEC

A

Secondary Engineering Control

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13
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C-pec

A

Containment Primary Engineering Control

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14
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CVE

A

Containment Ventilated Enclosure

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15
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CAI

A

Compounding Aseptic Isolator

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16
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CACI

A

Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolator

17
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BSC

A

Biological Safety Cabinet

18
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ACPH

A

Air Changes Per Hour

19
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USP

A

United States Pharmacopia

20
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CSTD

A

Closed System Drug Transfer Device

21
Q

LAFW

A

Laminar Air Flow Workbench

22
Q

What specific gowns do you need for handling hazardous drugs?

A

Disposable
Resist permeability by HD
Back-closing, long sleeved, closed cuff
OR
ASTM F3267 (new)

23
Q

What specific Gloves do you need for handling hazardous drugs?

A

ASTM D6978

24
Q

What PPE is required when receiving HD from your supplier?

A

1 pair of chemo gloves
PPE per policy
Accessible spill kit

25
Q

What PPE is required for non-sterile compounding of HD?

A

at minimum 1 pair of chemo gloves
(Other garb and frequency of changing is per the organization. Both 797 and 800 apply)

26
Q

What Drugs cannot be exempted with an Assessment of Risk?

A

API of any drug on the NIOSH list
Table 1 antineoplastics

27
Q

What PPE is required for sterile compounding of HD?

A
  1. head/hair cover
  2. mask or respirator
  3. gloves-2 pair of chemo gloves
  4. gown
  5. shoe covers 2 pair
28
Q

ISO

A

International Organization for Standarization

29
Q

ASHP

A

American Society of Health System Pharmacists

30
Q

True/False
A new drug with structure or toxicity that is dissimilar to other drugs is classified as hazardous until it is shown to be safe.

A

False- only drugs with similar structure to already know hazardous compounds are considered hazardous until proven otherwise.

PTCB Hazardous Certification (1 decks)

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