USP <797> focuses specifically on the use of sterile compounding. 

Gowns are considered a component of ________

Sterile water and amino acids are examples of _____________.

Electrolytes and vitamins are examples of _________________. 

TPNs are typically 1000ml or larger. 

Tryptophan is one of the 9 amino acids considered essential. 

Which organization releases an annual list of high-alert medications?

During __________________, sterile ingredients or components are exposed to air quality equal to or higher than ISO Class 5. 

During high-risk level compounding, sterile ingredients or components are exposed to air quality ________________.

The ____________ creates an image showing both the physiology and functionality of the target organ using gamma rays.

If a patient brings you a prescription for a refill of bupropion hydrochloride, which of these drugs would you fill?

In the absence of passing a sterility test, medium-risk compounds cannot be stored for more than 45 days in a solid frozen state between __________________________.

____________________ involves simple aseptic manipulations with no more than three commercially manufactured sterile products. 

__________________ uses nonsterile ingredients or nonsterile devices before sterilization. 

Shingles, a painful condition caused by a viral infection could be treated with which of the following medications?

A negatively or positively charged electron originating from the nucleus of a neutron-rich or proton-rich radionuclide is a(n) ___________ particle. 

Which of the following is generally prescribed to women and not men?

In the absence of passing a sterility test, low-risk compounds cannot be stored for more than _______ at a cold temperature of 2 to 8 degrees C. 

____________________________ consist of a pharmaceutical and a(n) radionucleotide.

A _______ is used in nuclear medicine to take images of patients that ingested, inhaled, or were injected with radiopharmaceuticals. 

Which of the following has a brand name that could be confused with Zyvox because the names are so similar?

The compounding of a total parenteral nutrition solution would be an example of ____________.

Examples of regulated medical waste would include ____________________.

Dexlansoprazole would be used to treat what type of medical condition?

Area wipes and surveys should be performed ____________.

_________________ involves simple aseptic manipulations with no more than three commercially manufactured sterile products. 

A gas-filled chamber used to determine the amount of radioactivity in a syringe or vial while compounding and dispensing of radiopharmaceuticals is called a(n) __________________

A specialized pharmacy where radiopharmaceuticals are compounded and dispensed for patient use is called a(n) _______________

In the absence of passing a sterility test, ___________________________ cannot be stored for more than 24 hours at controlled room temperature. 

When an unstable nucleus emits radiation (in the form of gamma rays, alpha particles or beta particles), this is called _________________________ (or, more commonly, radioactive decay). 

Nonsterile preparations containing water are considered high-risk level compounding when they are stored for more than ____________ before being sterilized.

Radioactive pharmaceuticals used as a diagnostic or therapeutic agent to diagnose and/or treat disease, and evaluate organ function and physiologic processes are called ________.

In _________________ situations, personnel are observed to be improperly garbed and gloved. 

ProCentra is classified as ___________________

The area in the pharmacy where RAM is stored is called the _______________________

Which of the following is a combination drug?

Which of the following is not a condition which can be treated with Vibramycin?

All aspects of procuring, handling, storing, and disposing of radioactive material is regulated by the __________________