Hazardous and nonsterile Compounding and Pharmacy Management

When compounding a nonsterile or sterile hazardous drug (HD) preparation, USP chapter ___ guidelines must be followed.

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Question 3 (5 points)

Which of the following USP chapters identifies environment controls, training, techniques, and documentation for preparing radiopharmaceuticals aseptically?

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Which of the following medications is listed on the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) hazardous drug list?

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The walls, ceiling, and storage shelving where radiopharmaceuticals are prepared or stored should be cleaned and disinfected

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When wearing double gloves, you'll need to

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Along with a quality assurance program, ___ should be in place to ensure that personnel are trained.

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Which of the following situations allows for pre-planning, but will also require additional stocking and ordering ahead of medications and supplies?

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Question 9 (5 points)

You're compounding a CSP with a hazardous drug (HD). You must change your chemotherapy gloves at least every ___

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Cleaning and disinfecting the PEC where radiopharmaceuticals are prepared should be performed

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Question 11 (5 points)

Where is the number of dosages indicated for a radiopharmaceutical?

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The IV line should be flushed with which of the following?

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Question 13 (5 points)

A ___ is a measurement of radioactivity present in a container.

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You're to prepare the following vancomycin IVs: 750 mg— 2, 1250 mg— 2, and 1500 mg. Your pharmacy has in stock 500 mg ($40.23 each), 1-g ($54.02 each), and 5-g ($137.77 each) vials. All have a 50 mg/1 mL concentration. Which of the following combinations should you use so that there's little to no waste while still maintaining good inventory practices?

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Question 15 (5 points)

A ___ is a non-classified radiopharmaceutical processing area without a PEC.

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Radiopharmaceuticals should be compounded in which of the following environments?

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Question 17 (5 points)

When a medication is being administered, the time of service which can be billed to a third party includes

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The beyond-use date (BUD) begins

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Question 19 (5 points)

If the time it takes for the infusion to be administered is 15 minutes or less, it can be billed for an

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To reduce the risk of respiratory exposure, a(n) ___ must be worn during deactivation, decontamination, compounding, or unpacking of hazardous drugs (HD).

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