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Pharmacy Tech: Sterile & Non-sterile PrepOnline version Sterile/non-sterile prep quiz questions by Allison Thornhill 1 Unit-dose packaging helps reduce medication waste and selection errors. Yes No 2 Sterile and non-sterile compounding practices are identical; no differences in aseptic technique. Yes No 3 The beyond-use date (BUD) for sterile products is determined by stability and storage conditions. Yes No 4 Unit-dose packaging eliminates the need for labeling patient names on containers. Yes No 5 Repackaged drugs do not require expiration labeling if they are from an established supplier. Yes No 6 Aseptic technique is required for sterile compounding to prevent contamination. Yes No 7 Repackaging is never performed outside a pharmacy clean room. Yes No 8 All repackaged products can be stored at room temperature indefinitely. Yes No 9 Non-sterile compounded preparations must be prepared under pharmacist supervision and follow USP guidelines for compounding. Yes No 10 Repackaging into unit-dose or multi-dose containers must be done in a clean, controlled area with proper labeling and expiry dates. Yes No

Pharmacy Tech: Sterile & Non-sterile PrepOnline version

Sterile/non-sterile prep quiz questions

by Allison Thornhill

Unit-dose packaging helps reduce medication waste and selection errors.

Yes

Sterile and non-sterile compounding practices are identical; no differences in aseptic technique.

Yes

The beyond-use date (BUD) for sterile products is determined by stability and storage conditions.

Yes

Unit-dose packaging eliminates the need for labeling patient names on containers.

Yes

Repackaged drugs do not require expiration labeling if they are from an established supplier.

Yes

Aseptic technique is required for sterile compounding to prevent contamination.

Yes

Repackaging is never performed outside a pharmacy clean room.

Yes

All repackaged products can be stored at room temperature indefinitely.

Yes

Non-sterile compounded preparations must be prepared under pharmacist supervision and follow USP guidelines for compounding.

Yes

Repackaging into unit-dose or multi-dose containers must be done in a clean, controlled area with proper labeling and expiry dates.

Yes

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Pharmacy Tech: Sterile & Non-sterile PrepOnline version

by Allison Thornhill

Unit-dose packaging helps reduce medication waste and selection errors.

Sterile and non-sterile compounding practices are identical; no differences in aseptic technique.

The beyond-use date (BUD) for sterile products is determined by stability and storage conditions.

Unit-dose packaging eliminates the need for labeling patient names on containers.

Repackaged drugs do not require expiration labeling if they are from an established supplier.

Aseptic technique is required for sterile compounding to prevent contamination.

Repackaging is never performed outside a pharmacy clean room.

All repackaged products can be stored at room temperature indefinitely.

Non-sterile compounded preparations must be prepared under pharmacist supervision and follow USP guidelines for compounding.

Repackaging into unit-dose or multi-dose containers must be done in a clean, controlled area with proper labeling and expiry dates.

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