Parenterals Compounding Sterile Formulations Chapter 9 Start Quiz

Parenterals: Compounding Sterile Formulations Chapter 9 Start Quiz

Which is NOT a special requirement for how parenteral products are made, packaged, and administered? Solutions must be sterile. Solutions must be free of all microscopic particles of active drug. Solutions must be free of all visible particulate material. Solutions must be pyrogen-free.

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Which is NOT a special requirement for how parenteral products are made, packaged, and administered? The solution must be stable for its intended use. The p. H of an intravenous solution should not vary significantly from physiological p. H, about 7. 4. Intravenous solutions should be formulated to have an osmotic pressure similar to that of blood. The isotonic solution should have greater osmolarity than blood.

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Large-volume parenteral (LVP) solutions are intravenous solutions packaged in containers holding Less than 100 ml More than 50 ml More than 75 ml 100 ml or more

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Which is NOT an example of a small-volume parenteral (SVP) solution? Clamp Vial Minibag Ampule

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An administration set consists of: Dip chamber and single chamber Needle adapter and coil spindle Spike, dial chamber, and vacuum clip Dip chamber, spike, clamp, and needle adapter

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Which pump is NOT a positivepressure pump? Peristaltic Cassette Elastomeric Piggyback

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Which is NOT a general aseptic technique for working in a laminar flow hood or biological safety cabinet? Never sneeze, cough, or talk directly into a hood. Wear unsterile gloves. Perform all work at least 6 inches inside the hood. Swab all surfaces that require entry with an alcohol wipe.

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Which is NOT a major component of a quality assurance program? Annual testing and certification of ISO classified work areas Routine monitoring of environmental airborne particulates, operating temperatures, and humidity Continuous HEPA filtered air Limiting access to environmentally controlled areas

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Which is NOT a factor affecting compatibility and sterility of two or more drugs in the preparation of IV admixtures? Buffer capacity Plastics Lack of light Chemical complexation

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What are the different ways to express the concentration of a drug in a parenteral solution? Molarity and osmoles Equivalents Percentage weight by volume and international units All of the above

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