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Carrying out a procedure under controlled conditions
Carrying out a procedure that minimizes the chance of contamination
Carrying out a procedure that produces a product without microorganisms or their by-products
Two of the above
All of the above
An agent that causes a rise in temperature
Metabolic products of a living organism
The dead organism itself
The constituents of the cell wall of gram-negative bacteria
All of the above
Fever
Chills
Diarrhea
Malaise
All of the above
Columbus State Police
Compounded Suspension Product
Compounded Sterile Product
Compounded Selling Produce
Columbus Skanky Pirates
Repackage
Compound
Manipulate
Two of the above
All of the above
Inhalation products
Parenteral products
Ophthalmic products
Antibiotic suspensions for a child
Nasal Products
Chapter 475
Chapter 595
Chapter 797
Chapter 795
Chapter 1206
Consistency in the intended strength of correct ingredients
Microbial contamination
Excessive bacterial endotoxins
Unintended chemical and physical contaminant
All of the following are considered harmful to the patient.
Ante-area
Buffer area
Primary engineering control (PEC)
Two of the above
All of the above
2-fold
10-fold
100-fold
1000-fold
10,000-fold
Ante-area
Buffer area
Primary engineering control (PEC)
Laminar airflow hood
Any of the areas above are suitable for such activities.
ISO Class 7 air quality
Contains only necessary equipment, supplies, furniture
Items brought in should be nonpermeable, non shredding, cleanable, and resistant to disinfectants.
May have a laminar airflow hood ISO class 5 within this area.
May perform ante-room activities if a positive-pressure differential exists.
Initial and ongoing training of personnel
Competency evaluation
UA screening of all potential employees
Process validation testing
Other quality assurance measures
Once
Twice
Three times
Continually
The air inside is aseptic due to disinfectants and does not need to be filtered.
True
False
Horizontal airflow -- Never allow anything to pass behind a sterile object
Horizontal airflow -- Never allow anything to pass above a sterile object
Vertical airflow -- Never allow anything to pass behind a sterile object
Vertical airflow -- Never allow anything to pass above a sterile object
Performing aseptic manipulations at least 6 inches inside the workbench
Certifying the LAFW every six months
Allowing sterile 70% isopropyl alcohol to dry before compounding
Keeping the airflow between the HEPA filter and the sterile object unobstructed
If turned off, operate LAFW for 30 minutes before use to purge room air
True
False
I, II, III, IV
II, I, III, IV
II, III, IV, I
II, IV, I, III
III, I, IV, II
Every six months
Whenever the LAFW is moved
If filter damage is suspected
Two of the above
All of the above
Eating, drinking, gum chewing, and smoking
Visible (hand and wrist) jewelry
Makeup
Artificial nails and extenders
None of the above are allowed inside the LAFW.
True
False
Primary engineering controls (PEC)
Secondary engineering controls
Degree of exposure
Critical site
Horizontal and vertical LAFW
Biological safety cabinets
Hand hygiene and garbing stations
Compounding aseptic isolators
Compounding aseptic containment isolators
Quality of components
Compounding process
Environmental conditions
Personnel performance
All of the above