What is the primary purpose of USP General Chapters?

• To provide overviews and outline information, procedures, or analytical methods that apply across all products or settings

• To describe specific drug formulations only

• To list pharmaceutical company names

• To provide marketing strategies for medications

What type of pharmaceutical preparations does USP 795 focus on?

• Nonsterile preparations

• Sterile preparations

• Injectable medications

• Radiopharmaceuticals

What is the main purpose of USP standards for compounding nonsterile medications?

• To ensure patient benefit and reduce risks such as contamination, infection, or incorrect dosing

• To increase the cost of medications

• To promote the use of only sterile medications

• To eliminate the need for pharmacists

According to USP 797, what type of pharmaceutical compounding does it specifically address?

• Non-sterile preparations

• Sterile preparations

• Oral medication compounding

• Topical cream compounding

How often must pharmacy personnel who compound low-to-medium risk level sterile products be evaluated on their aseptic technique according to USP 797?

• Every month

• Every six months

• Every year

• Every two years

What is the main focus of USP 800?

• Setting standards for hazardous drug handling

• Regulating food safety

• Managing patient records

• Controlling air pollution

Who does USP 800 aim to protect through its standards?

• Patients, healthcare workers, and the environment

• Only patients

• Only healthcare workers

• Only the environment

What does USP 825 primarily address?

• Nuclear Medicine

• Manufacturing of antibiotics

• Storage of vaccines

• Distribution of over-the-counter drugs

Why do the activities described in USP 825 require a high level of care?

• Because they involve radioactive materials and individualized patient needs

• Because they are performed in a sterile environment

• Because they use only natural ingredients

• Because they are done in large batches

What was the main purpose of the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906?

• To prohibit the sale of adulterated or misbranded food and drugs.

• To encourage the sale of imported foods.

• To regulate the prices of food and drugs.

• To promote the use of natural ingredients in all products.