haz

Question 1

RCRA stands for?

Answer 1

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

Question 2

Definition of P-list

Answer 2

Acutely hazardous regardless of concentration or amount

Question 3

Definition of U-list

Answer 3

Hazardous if they are the sole ingredient.

Question 4

Definition of Characteristic category

Answer 4

Ignitable, Corrosive, Toxic, Reactive

Question 5

According to RCRA what are the 3 categories of hazardous waste?

Answer 5

P-list, U-list, Characteristic

Question 6

What are the 3 steps in hazardous cleaning process?

Answer 6

1. Deactivate and Decontaminate
2. Clean
3. Sanitize

Question 7

An assessment of risk has to have 5 alternative safety strategies to entity exempt some hazardous drugs. What are they?

Answer 7

1. Type of HD
2. Dosage form
3. Risk of exposure
4. Packaging
5. Manipulation

Question 8

SDS

Answer 8

Safety Data Sheet

Question 9

C-sec

Answer 9

Containment Secondary Engineering Control

Question 10

PEC

Answer 10

Primary Engineering Control

Question 11

API

Answer 11

Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (main ingredient not the fillers)

Question 12

SEC

Answer 12

Secondary Engineering Control

Question 13

C-pec

Answer 13

Containment Primary Engineering Control

Question 14

CVE

Answer 14

Containment Ventilated Enclosure

Question 15

CAI

Answer 15

Compounding Aseptic Isolator

Question 16

CACI

Answer 16

Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolator

Question 17

BSC

Answer 17

Biological Safety Cabinet

Question 18

ACPH

Answer 18

Air Changes Per Hour

Question 19

USP

Answer 19

United States Pharmacopia

Question 20

CSTD

Answer 20

Closed System Drug Transfer Device

Question 21

LAFW

Answer 21

Laminar Air Flow Workbench

Question 22

What specific gowns do you need for handling hazardous drugs?

Answer 22

Disposable
Resist permeability by HD
Back-closing, long sleeved, closed cuff
OR
ASTM F3267 (new)

Question 23

What specific Gloves do you need for handling hazardous drugs?

Answer 23

ASTM D6978

Question 24

What PPE is required when receiving HD from your supplier?

Answer 24

1 pair of chemo gloves
PPE per policy
Accessible spill kit

Question 25

What PPE is required for non-sterile compounding of HD?

Answer 25

at minimum 1 pair of chemo gloves (Other garb and frequency of changing is per the organization. Both 797 and 800 apply)

Question 26

What Drugs cannot be exempted with an Assessment of Risk?

Answer 26

API of any drug on the NIOSH list Table 1 antineoplastics

Question 27

What PPE is required for sterile compounding of HD?

Answer 27

1. head/hair cover 2. mask or respirator 3. gloves-2 pair of chemo gloves 4. gown 5. shoe covers 2 pair

Question 28

ISO

Answer 28

International Organization for Standarization

Question 29

ASHP

Answer 29

American Society of Health System Pharmacists

Question 30

True/False A new drug with structure or toxicity that is dissimilar to other drugs is classified as hazardous until it is shown to be safe.

Answer 30

False- only drugs with similar structure to already know hazardous compounds are considered hazardous until proven otherwise.