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NAPLEX Sterile Compounding and USP 797/800 Standards

USP 797 sterile compounding standards and USP 800 hazardous drug handling requirements tested on the NAPLEX.

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35 basic cards for NAPLEX NAPLEX. It opens with "Which organization publishes chapters <797> and <800>?" and "What is the main purpose of USP <797>?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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Which organization publishes chapters <797> and <800>?
Show answerUSP (United States Pharmacopeia)
What is the main purpose of USP <797>?
Show answerTo set minimum standards for compounding sterile preparations (CSPs) that prevent microbial, chemical, and physical contamination
What is the main purpose of USP <800>?
Show answerTo protect healthcare personnel, patients, and the environment from exposure to hazardous drugs
What is a segregated compounding area (SCA)?
Show answerAn unclassified space containing only a primary engineering control (PEC), used to compound Category 1 CSPs
What is the maximum beyond-use date (BUD) for a Category 1 CSP at controlled room temperature?
Show answer12 hours
What is the maximum BUD for a Category 1 CSP under refrigeration?
Show answer24 hours
Where must Category 2 CSPs be compounded?
Show answerIn a classified cleanroom suite (an ISO Class 7 buffer room with an ISO Class 8 anteroom)
What ISO air cleanliness classification must a primary engineering control (PEC) provide?
Show answerISO Class 5
What ISO classification is required for a sterile compounding buffer room?
Show answerISO Class 7
What ISO classification is required for the anteroom of a sterile compounding suite?
Show answerISO Class 8
Name the four types of primary engineering controls (PECs) used in sterile compounding.
Show answerLaminar airflow workbench (LAFW), biological safety cabinet (BSC), compounding aseptic isolator (CAI), and compounding aseptic containment isolator (CACI)
What pressure relationship must a nonhazardous sterile compounding buffer room maintain relative to its anteroom?
Show answerPositive pressure
What pressure relationship must a hazardous drug sterile compounding room maintain relative to adjacent areas?
Show answerNegative pressure
What is the minimum required air changes per hour (ACPH) in an ISO Class 7 buffer room?
Show answer30 ACPH
What is the minimum required air changes per hour (ACPH) in an ISO Class 8 anteroom?
Show answer20 ACPH

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