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The IV route is the most dangerous route of administration because it bypasses all of the body's?
natural barriers
What dosage forms are considered sterile formulations?
Intravenous
Intramuscular
Subcutaneous
Epidural
what is sterility?
Freedom from bacteria & other microorganisms.
All formulations must be?
sterile
Mobile, undissolved substances unintentionally present in parenteral products
particulate matter
Particles greater than how many microons can be seen on visual inspection?
50 microns
who sets limits on the number and size of particulates that are permissible?
USP
Metabolic by-products of living organisms?
Pyogen
If pyrogens are present that means that bacteria are or have been?
present
a compound that is not pyogen-free may cause?
May cause fever, chills, increased blood pressure, nausea.
for stability in hospitals most products are prepared when?
hours before the medication is administered
for stability in Home Health/Outpatient most products are prepared when?
days before the medication is administered
Physiological pH is about?
7.4
As a rule, always select a syringe whose capacity is?
the next size larger than the volume to be measured
size of syringe ranges from?
less than 1 ml to 60 ml
3 parts of a needle?
Hub, Shaft, Bevel
(slide 12)
for a needle what term designates the size of the lumen?
gauge
When choosing a needle consider?
Viscosity: Use a smaller gauge ( i.e a larger needle)
Coring of rubber closure: Use a larger gauge (i.e a smaller needle)
disadvantage for plastic bags?
some drugs absorb to the plastic
For solutions to flow out of the glass container air must be able to enter the container to relieve the vacuum as the?
solution leaves
Small Volume Parenteral Solutions can be packaged as? what volume?
ampules and vials, 100ml or less
Sealed glass containers with an elongated neck that must be broken off.
ampules
Made of glass or plastic and are sealed with a rubber stopper; liquid or a powder for reconstitution
vials