Review 4

What concentrations of Dextrose can be used in a TPN?

What is the purpose of magnesium as an additive in a TPN?

Reducing the size of a particle in a solid with the aid of an additional material is:

Formulation record is a list of ingredients, preparation methods, safety req., BUD, references for the compounder

Which piece of information would not be found on the formulation record?

What is the purpose of chloride as an additive to a TPN?

Which type of water is not sterile and cannot be used in aseptic compounding of sterile products?

Which reference would provide information on potential health hazards associated with a medication?

Mixing powders using a spatula in a mortar, an ointment slab, or plastic bag (no reduction in particle size) is:

What is the minimum ACPH for the ante area?

What water is not intended for parenteral administration and used in the reconstitution of oral products?

How often must non-viable air sampling be performed in Class 5, 7, and 8 environments?

What is a type of sterile water with antimicrobial agents that can be used for injection?

What is the in-use time for a single-dose container worse than an ISO 5 environment?

What is the minimum amount of time hands and forearms should be washed prior to compounding?

Capsule sizes vary depending on their capacity, what is the largest capsule size?

An act of combining two substances is:

Which large volume parenteral is used to replace extracellular fluids?

Which water has been sterilized but contains no antimicrobial agents; used as an irrigating solution?

Combining powders in a bag and shaking it is:

What is the in-use time for a multi-dose container in an ISO 5 environment?

Which reference provides information on stability and compatibility data using different infusion fluids?

Which substance is used to decontaminate supplies used in the DCA?

A process of rubbing, grinding, or pulverizing a powder to create fine particles is:

What is the in-use time for a multi-dose container worse than an ISO 5 environment?

Which type of water has been sterilized but has no antimicrobial agents; can be used in parenteral solutions?

Trituration of a powder drug with a solvent, in which the drug is insoluble with the solvent is:

Which of the following is not used for insulin shock and calorie replacement?

What is the maximum number of particles/m³ permitted in the hood where the laminar airflow hood is used?

Provides a standardized source of primary research on stability, compatibility, and incompatibility of injectable drugs

How often must the ante area be tested for compliance with air standards?

A technique to either blend or combine powders is:

Activities in the buffer area limited to the preparation and staging of components/supplies when compounding

An act of reducing a substance to small, fine particles is:

What is the maximum number of particles/m³ permitted in the ante room?

A TPN is intravenous nutrition that provides all of an individual's daily nutritional requirements.

Dosage form with valve assembly that when activated will emit a dispersion of a liquid, solid, or gas:

Beyond Use Dating (BUD) is utilized to determine the expiration date for a compounded sterile preparation (CSP)

What is the in-use time for a single dose container in an ISO 5 environment?

What is the purpose of calcium as an additive in a TPN?

What is the minimum ACPH for the buffer area?

The Ante Area should meet ISO Class 8 and provides assurance that pressure between the rooms is constantly maintained

Which BUD should be assigned for a Category 2 CSP if sterility test performed and preservative added

What is the correct sequence when removing PPEs?

How often must surface sampling be performed in ISO Class 5, 7, and 8 environments?

What is the purpose of potassium as an additive to a TPN?

In which type of secondary engineering controls (SEC) is the performance of hand hygiene allowed?

What is the purpose of phosphate as an additive to a TPN?

A device used to administer medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs:

Mixing two ingredients of unequal quantities in which one begins with the smallest quantity is:

What is the concentration of Amino Acids used in a TPN?

Which BUD would be assigned for a Category 2 CSP if sterility test is performed and no preservative added?

What is the purpose of Sodium as an additive to a TPN?

All of the following would be found on a compounding record except:

The Horizontal and Vertical Laminar Workbench must be turned on for a minimum time of______prior to compounding?

Which reference provides information to safely extend dating of parenteral drugs beyond the usual 24 hour limit?

How long must a compounding record for a compounded sterile product be retained?

What is used to sanitize an individual's hands?

What is the correct sequence when donning PPE?

Capsule sizes vary depending on their capacity, what is the smallest capsule size?