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How should the pharmacy technician read the liquid measure when using a graduated cylinder?
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Non-Sterile Compund

Non-Sterile Compounding Exam

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What is the purpose of usp chapter 795? To Identify quality standards for non-sterile compounding
How should the pharmacy technician read the liquid measure when using a graduated cylinder? By reading the level of the liquid measure at the bottom of the meniscus
What is the recommended minimum time that you must wash your hands before compounding? 30 seconds
A refrigerated aqueous solution or suspension always has a beyond use date of? 14 days or less
Which of the following capsule sizes is the largest? 00
A class 3 balance can measure quantities ranging from _____ to _____? 120mg to 120g
What is contained in an SDS? Information on how to store hazardous substances, and procedures for treatment of accidental spills, ingestion or exposure.
The master formulation record is also known as….? The Recipe
What is a compounding record? A patient-specific worksheet for compounding to document what took place when you compounded the medication
Blending The act of combining two substances
Trituration The process of rubbing, grinding or pulverizing a substance to create finer particles
Comminution The act of reducing a substance of one particle size to a smaller one through various methods.
Sifting Process used to blend or combine powders using a wire mesh sleeve.
Tumbling Technique where you place the powders being combined into a container and rotate the container to mix the ingredients well.
Spatulation The process for combining and mixing substance using a spatula, generally on an ointment slab.
Levigation Technique used to further reduce particle size of a solid during the preparation of an ointment.
Pulverization Process of reducing the size of particles of a solid with the aid of an additional ingredient in which the substance is soluble.
A pharmacy involved in non-sterile compounding is required to follow good compounding practices as required by…… USP Chapter 795
The act of filling capsules in non-sterile compounding is commonly known as the ____ method. One by one punch method or The capsule machine
Why is it important to be sure that all your supplies are clean prior to compounding? To make sure that the final product is safe, prepared as ordered, and free of contaminants.
The most appropriate size syringe for a 2.8ml dose is a _____ syringe. 3 ML
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