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Sterile And Nonsterile Products, Compounding, Unit Dose, Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

The CDC has developed a standard of universal precautions intended to prevent which of the following?

a)

Injuries

b)

Incorrect dosages

c)

Overworking

d)

Exposure to infection

2.

Which of the following regulatory bodies created the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, a standard of precautions related to bloodborne pathogen exposure?

a)

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

b)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

c)

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

d)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

3.

After leaving a primary engineering control (PEC) for any reason, which of the following steps should the technician take before returning to compounding?

a)

Spray their gloved hands with 70% isopropyl alcohol (IPA)

b)

Change their gloves

c)

Wash their hands

d)

Start any task they may have been working on over again

4.

When following aseptic technique, which of the following is the minimum duration for handwashing?

a)

90 seconds

b)

60 seconds

c)

30 seconds

d)

15 seconds

5.

Donning proper personal protective equipment (PPE) prior to sterile compounding should happen in which of the following parts of the pharmacy compounding area?

a)

Anteroom

b)

Buffer room

c)

Outside of the clean room

d)

In the locker room

6.

Which of the following considerations is the most important aspect of maintaining sterility when compounding sterile products?

a)

Placement of other supplies on the workbench

b)

View of the medication

c)

Direct light

d)

First air

7.

Which of the following steps should the technician ensure have been completed before compounding a nonsterile medication to ensure the integrity of the final product?

a)

All of the labels have been gathered.

b)

The medication on hand is in a large-enough quantity.

c)

There are enough storage vessels for the finished product.

d)

All of the equipment has been cleaned and sanitized.

8.

Which of the following devices should the technician use to draw medication supplied in a glass ampule when compounding a sterile solution?

a)

Graduated cylinder

b)

Filter needle

c)

16-gauge needle

d)

Contactless system

9.

In which of the following locations can a technician find information on the correct diluent or base solution to use when compounding a product as specified and provided by the medication manufacturer?

a)

Prescription label

b)

Compounding record

c)

Package insert

d)

Medication order

10.

Which of the following is the first consideration of the compounding personnel when choosing a diluent to use for compounding medication?

a)

The brand of the diluent

b)

Compatibility with other ingredients

c)

Cheapest to acquire

d)

Ease of use

11.

Which of the following steps should a technician complete immediately prior to penetrating a stopper or IV port?

a)

Prep all IV compounds they intend to complete.

b)

Ensure there are extra supplies available.

c)

Swab the ports with 70% isopropyl alcohol (IPA).

d)

Place labels in the primary engineering control for verification.

12.

Which of the following should be prevented by the technician when performing aseptic handwashing?

a)

Water draining towards their hands

b)

Letting the water get warm

c)

Getting soap on the outside of the sink

d)

Dropping their scrubbing sponge after completion of handwashing

13.

Which of the following medication dosage forms is compounded using a mold?

a)

Elixirs

b)

Tablets

c)

Capsules

d)

Creams

14.

When measuring liquid using a graduated cylinder, which of the following locations should a technician use to determine the measurement?

a)

The meniscus, from above

b)

The top, from above

c)

The meniscus, at eye level

d)

The top, at eye level

15.

Which of the following references should a technician consult when calculating the beyond-use date for a compounded sterile product?

a)

Handbook on Injectable Drugs

b)

Red Book

c)

Orange Book

d)

The Merck Manual

16.

Which of the following pieces of information must be printed on a compounded IV medication prescription label?

a)

Medication manufacturer name

b)

Medication vial size

c)

Prescribing physician's name

d)

Medication concentration

17.

Which of the following pieces of information must be included on every labeled unit-dose medication during the repackaging process?

a)

A medication's brand and generic name

b)

The name of the pharmacy that repackaged the medication

c)

The manufacturer's name

d)

A beyond-use date

18.

Which of the following is the most important safety consideration when packaging and labeling a unit-dose product?

a)

The package is sealed and resistant to air, moisture, and light.

b)

The package is aesthetically-pleasing.

c)

The package is cheap and cost-effective.

d)

The package offers a relatable resemblance to the medication or its indication of use.

19.

Which of the following is an example of vial coring?

a)

A small, clear flake of plastic inside an IV bag

b)

White precipitate in the IV solution

c)

Gray piece of rubber in the IV bag

d)

Crystalline solids floating in the IV solution

20.

Which of the following pieces of information must be documented when any medication is compounded?

a)

The name of the manufacturer

b)

The expiration date from the manufacturer

c)

The physical appearance of the medication

d)

The quantity of medication compounded