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aseptic technique
procedures used in the sterile compounding of hazardous and nonhazardous materials to minimize the introduction of microbes or unwanted debris
crash carts
moveable carts containing trays of medications, other materials used in life threatening situations
NKA
no known allergies
institutional pharmacy
a pharmacy in facilities in which patients receive care on site
PRN
as needed
NKDA
no known drug allergies
satelite pharmacy
small specialty pharmacy that supply a clinic, such as the emergency department, or an entire floor of a hospital
pyxis
automated dispensing system often used in hospitals
protocol
a set of standards and guidelines by which a facility operates
investigational drug
a drug that has not been approved by the FDA
stat order
a med order that must be filled immediately, 10-15 min
unit dose
individualized packaged doses used in institutional practice settings
compounding
the act of mixing, reconstituting and packaging a drug
emulsion
a mixture of two or more liquids that do not usually blend using a stabilizing agent
PAR
minimum set amounts of stock that must be kept on
calibration
determining graduations (measurements) on a device such as a scale
triturate
to grind or crush powder, such as a tablet
hydrophobic
lacking an affinity for water
reconstitution
when you have a powder and add water
hydrophilic
having a strong affinity for water
which one is an essential compound?
a. unit dose
b. monthly supply
c. mortar and pestle
d. dosage form
C.
Ointments, creams, lotion
For topical use; external use
suppositories
For rectal use
otic
For the ear
suspensions
Shake Well
Ophthalmic
For the eye
patches
Apply to the skin
horizontal laminar flow hood
an environment for preparation of compounded sterile prep. < — >
hyperalimentation
parental nutrition for individuals who are unable to eat solids or liquids
CSPs
preparations prepared in a sterile environment using non sterile ingredients or device that must be sterilized before administration
vertical laminar flow hood
an environment for the preparations of chemo or other hazardous agents ^
reconstitute
a substance that has had a diluent (ex, saline, sterile water) added to a powder
SOP
written guidelines and criteria that lists specific steps for various competencies
laminar flow hood
an environment to prep sterile products
precipiate
to separate from solution or suspension; solid that emerges from a liquid solution
TPNs
large-volume IVs nutrition administers through a central vein
standard precautions
a set of standards that reduces the possibility of contamination and the risk for transmission of infectious disease
peripheral parenteral medication (PPN)
intravenous nutrition administers through veins on the periphery of the body rather than through a central vein or artery
gauges
sizes of needle openings
QS
quantity sufficient
who can fine a pharmacy?
BOP
What is the only kind of insulin that can go in a TPN/IV?
regular insulin
Where do you degown/gown?
anteroom
smallest capsule size?
5
what do you use to handle metal weights?
tweezers or tongs
arrest knobs
locks the scale in place
clean room
used for preparing sterile medication (CSPs)
what would not affect sterility?
photodegradation
what would you find in a hospital order?
a. medication orders
b. dietary restrictions
c. interactions
d. all of the above
d.
coring
when a rubber stopper breaks off into a vial
what would you not find in an iv room?
a sink
meniscus
lowest level of liquid to measure
what do you use with cleaning hoods?
lint-free wipes, sterile 70% alcohol, sterile water
minimum weight for class A is
120 mg
what do you use if you have two patients with the same name
name alert tags
why would a hospital want to package medication?
cheaper, making specific amounts to reduce waste
calibrations
measurement lines on syringes
standing orders
a set of drugs to be used for certain procedures/situation
parental goes?
straight to the bloodstream
which microorganism is not transferred during compounding?
amoeba
what does aseptic technique not allow?
jewelry, fake nails, makeup
what is not part of a needle?
flange
what do you use to weigh ingredients that are NOT sterile?
counterbalance/mechanical
what is the suffix for H2 antagonist?
-tidine