M19.5 Sterile Compounding

Wear protective gear

Use a ventilated area

Avoid direct contact

All of the options

Acute effects

Chronic effects

Both acute and chronic effects

No effects

They are always harmful to patients

They can be life-saving but dangerous to handle

They are safe for all handlers

They are only dangerous to patients

Developing workplace safety standards

Conducting research on health

Providing education and training

Enforcing workplace safety standards

Single gloves

Double gloves

No gloves

Only masks

Carcinogenic

Teratogenic

Reproductive toxins

All of the options

Methotrexate

Cyclophosphamide

Fluorouracil (5-FU)

Sulfamethoxazole

Wear regular gloves

Follow USP <800> procedures

Ignore safety protocols

Use any type of gloves

Wear regular gloves

Inspect for contamination

Segregate medications immediately

Handle containers as if residue may be present

Use only the materials needed

Attach IV sets after adding medication

Use regular syringes

Maintain high positive pressure when reconstituting vials

Prevent leaks

Increase pressure

Reduce volume

Enhance flavor

Store separately from non-hazardous stock

Store on the floor

Use ISO Class 5 areas

Maintain temperature and humidity per medication requirements

Epinephrine

Albuterol INH

Cytoxine

Lindane

Aseptic technique & negative-pressure handling

Environmental sampling & contamination testing

Spill response & decontamination

Exposure procedures

Safety protocols for handling chemicals

Safety standards for compounding and handling

Guidelines for personal protective equipment

Training protocols for medical staff