PTCB CSPT PRACTICE PAPER 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
● Category 2 CSPs:. Answer: are prepared in a cleanroom suite and have
longer BUDs
● 12 hours at 2° to 8°; 6 hours at warmer than 8°. Answer: Endotoxin
(Pyrogen) Testing: All high-risk level CSPs longer than
_______________ and longer than _______________ before they are
sterilized shall be tested to ensure that they do not contain excessive
bacterial endotoxins
● Endotoxin (Pyrogen) Testing. Answer: All high-risk level CSPs,
except those for inhalation and ophthalmic administration, that are
prepared in groups of more than 25 identical individual single-dose
packages (e.g., ampulw\es, bags, syringes, vials) or in MDVs for
administration to multiple patients.
● Examples of C-PECs include. Answer: Class I, II, or III BSCs, CACIs,
and CVE (e.g., powder hood).
● Containment Secondary Engineering Control (C-SEC):. Answer: is the
room in which the C-PEC is placed. It incorporates specific design and
,operational parameters required to contain the potential hazard within
the compounding room
● Daptomycin. Answer: _________________________ is compatible
with 0.9% sodium chloride injection and lactated Ringer's injection and
is not compatible with dextrose-containing diluents.
● Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Answer: An informational document that
provides written or printed material concerning a hazardous chemical.
● Package Insert. Answer: A document that provides information about
the drug and its use
● Viable Air Sampling. Answer: Evaluation of airborne Microorganisms
using volumetric collection methods in the controlled air environments
(LAFWs, CAIS, clean room or buffer areas, and ante-areas)
● Impaction. Answer: The preferred method of volumetric air sampling.
● Googles. Answer: Tight-fitting eye protection that completely covers
the eyes, eye socket, and facial area that immediately surrounds the eyes.
● Hand Hygeine. Answer: Wet arms and hands up to elbows and lather
for 30 minutes.
, ● Donning Shoe covers. Answer: Place the first shoe cover on the foot
closest to the LOD and place the covered foot onto the clean side.
Follow with the second foot.
● Chemo Gloves. Answer: Should be changed every 30 minutes, unless
otherwise recommended by the manufacturer's documentation, and must
be changed when torn, punctured, or contaminated.
● Closed-system drug-transfer device (CSTD). Answer: A device that
mechanically prohibits the transfer of environmental contaminants into
the system and the escape of HD or vapors concentration outside the
system.
● Signs of defective CPS. Answer: Particles floating, color changes,
haze or turbidity, and solid particles or filaments formed
● ACHP. Answer: Air changes per hour
● Recommended Dietary Allowance for Calcium Gluconate. Answer: 18
to 50 years: 1000 mg
51 to 70 years; male: 1000 mg
51 to 70 years; female 1200 mg
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
● Category 2 CSPs:. Answer: are prepared in a cleanroom suite and have
longer BUDs
● 12 hours at 2° to 8°; 6 hours at warmer than 8°. Answer: Endotoxin
(Pyrogen) Testing: All high-risk level CSPs longer than
_______________ and longer than _______________ before they are
sterilized shall be tested to ensure that they do not contain excessive
bacterial endotoxins
● Endotoxin (Pyrogen) Testing. Answer: All high-risk level CSPs,
except those for inhalation and ophthalmic administration, that are
prepared in groups of more than 25 identical individual single-dose
packages (e.g., ampulw\es, bags, syringes, vials) or in MDVs for
administration to multiple patients.
● Examples of C-PECs include. Answer: Class I, II, or III BSCs, CACIs,
and CVE (e.g., powder hood).
● Containment Secondary Engineering Control (C-SEC):. Answer: is the
room in which the C-PEC is placed. It incorporates specific design and
,operational parameters required to contain the potential hazard within
the compounding room
● Daptomycin. Answer: _________________________ is compatible
with 0.9% sodium chloride injection and lactated Ringer's injection and
is not compatible with dextrose-containing diluents.
● Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Answer: An informational document that
provides written or printed material concerning a hazardous chemical.
● Package Insert. Answer: A document that provides information about
the drug and its use
● Viable Air Sampling. Answer: Evaluation of airborne Microorganisms
using volumetric collection methods in the controlled air environments
(LAFWs, CAIS, clean room or buffer areas, and ante-areas)
● Impaction. Answer: The preferred method of volumetric air sampling.
● Googles. Answer: Tight-fitting eye protection that completely covers
the eyes, eye socket, and facial area that immediately surrounds the eyes.
● Hand Hygeine. Answer: Wet arms and hands up to elbows and lather
for 30 minutes.
, ● Donning Shoe covers. Answer: Place the first shoe cover on the foot
closest to the LOD and place the covered foot onto the clean side.
Follow with the second foot.
● Chemo Gloves. Answer: Should be changed every 30 minutes, unless
otherwise recommended by the manufacturer's documentation, and must
be changed when torn, punctured, or contaminated.
● Closed-system drug-transfer device (CSTD). Answer: A device that
mechanically prohibits the transfer of environmental contaminants into
the system and the escape of HD or vapors concentration outside the
system.
● Signs of defective CPS. Answer: Particles floating, color changes,
haze or turbidity, and solid particles or filaments formed
● ACHP. Answer: Air changes per hour
● Recommended Dietary Allowance for Calcium Gluconate. Answer: 18
to 50 years: 1000 mg
51 to 70 years; male: 1000 mg
51 to 70 years; female 1200 mg
