Iv technician
certification questions
with verified solutions
2024-2025
HVAC - answer Heating ventilation air-conditioning
Line of Demarcation - answer A line that. is taped or drawn on the floor of
the anteroom or area that separates the anteroom from the clean room
Sticky mat - answer A Matt compromising of multiple layers of sticky
plastic
it adheres to the floor in front of the door to the anteroom and or clean
room .
it helps to remove dirt and debris from the bottoms of shoes and shoe
covers.
the top most layer most frequently be removed and discarded
Direct compounding area - answer The area that is closest to the HEPA
filter on the flow hood
To clean the pharmacies anti-room and clean room - answer Disinfect
countertops and other surfaces mop floors with a non-not shedding mop
designate cleaning supplies wipe down the walls ceilings and storage bins
ISO class 8 range - answer That is the particulate matter contained in
regular room air within any pharmacy
,ISO class 7 - answer The particulate matter contained in the clean room
should be no more than ISO 7
ISO CLASS 5 - answer The air within the DCA of a hood must be class 5
PEC - answer Primary engineering control
CAI - answer Compounding aseptic isolator
Most useful in sterile compounding environments where relatively few
preparations are made each day
CACI - answer Compounding aseptic containment isolator
Provides greater protection for the worker
Personnel place their hands inside the gloves and reach through the inner
pass-through window
The advantages offer a safe environment for the worker and it is not
mandatory to place them in an ISO class seven environment however
there's limited capacity increased demand on the workers time and
logistical issues or costs associated with proper venting
BSC - answer Biological safety cabinet
Used for hazardous compounds such as anti-neoplastic drugs and
chemotherapy medications
LAFW - answer Laminar airflow workbench
Pre-filter - answer Room air enters the cabinet through a pre-filter that
filters out large particles that might damage the HEPA filter
Low risk CSP - answer No more than three commercially package sterile
product's and no more than two separate injections into the sterile
container all done aseptically with in and ISO class 5 work bench
, Medium risk CSPs - answer The preparation of a total parenteral solution
is a medium risk activity because it involves multiple injections of several
medications into an IV bag
High-risk CSP - answer Where in one or more of the products being
prepared is not sterile or the product is prepared in an environment that
is less stringently controlled or more risky than ISO class 5
Common sterilization methods - answer Filtration sterilization
heat sterilization
Filtration sterilization - answer This is accomplished by passing the liquid
medication through a 0.2 µm filter
Heat sterilization - answer Heat sterilization is achieved by autoclaving
the compounded solution
Immediate use CSP - answer Intended only for those situations where
there is a need for emergency or Immediate patient administration it must
be administered within one hour of preparation
Pathogenic contaminants - answer Bacteria viruses fungi, hair and dander
or particulate matter
Touch contamination - answer The potential for serious harm to the
patient
Contamination caused when the critical site of a supply item is touched by
their preparers fingers hands or of the Hood surface or any nonsterile item
the most common form of contamination
Shadowing - answer Is caused by incorrect technique contamination
caused by an interruption of airflow from the hoods HEPA filter to the
critical side of any supply item
certification questions
with verified solutions
2024-2025
HVAC - answer Heating ventilation air-conditioning
Line of Demarcation - answer A line that. is taped or drawn on the floor of
the anteroom or area that separates the anteroom from the clean room
Sticky mat - answer A Matt compromising of multiple layers of sticky
plastic
it adheres to the floor in front of the door to the anteroom and or clean
room .
it helps to remove dirt and debris from the bottoms of shoes and shoe
covers.
the top most layer most frequently be removed and discarded
Direct compounding area - answer The area that is closest to the HEPA
filter on the flow hood
To clean the pharmacies anti-room and clean room - answer Disinfect
countertops and other surfaces mop floors with a non-not shedding mop
designate cleaning supplies wipe down the walls ceilings and storage bins
ISO class 8 range - answer That is the particulate matter contained in
regular room air within any pharmacy
,ISO class 7 - answer The particulate matter contained in the clean room
should be no more than ISO 7
ISO CLASS 5 - answer The air within the DCA of a hood must be class 5
PEC - answer Primary engineering control
CAI - answer Compounding aseptic isolator
Most useful in sterile compounding environments where relatively few
preparations are made each day
CACI - answer Compounding aseptic containment isolator
Provides greater protection for the worker
Personnel place their hands inside the gloves and reach through the inner
pass-through window
The advantages offer a safe environment for the worker and it is not
mandatory to place them in an ISO class seven environment however
there's limited capacity increased demand on the workers time and
logistical issues or costs associated with proper venting
BSC - answer Biological safety cabinet
Used for hazardous compounds such as anti-neoplastic drugs and
chemotherapy medications
LAFW - answer Laminar airflow workbench
Pre-filter - answer Room air enters the cabinet through a pre-filter that
filters out large particles that might damage the HEPA filter
Low risk CSP - answer No more than three commercially package sterile
product's and no more than two separate injections into the sterile
container all done aseptically with in and ISO class 5 work bench
, Medium risk CSPs - answer The preparation of a total parenteral solution
is a medium risk activity because it involves multiple injections of several
medications into an IV bag
High-risk CSP - answer Where in one or more of the products being
prepared is not sterile or the product is prepared in an environment that
is less stringently controlled or more risky than ISO class 5
Common sterilization methods - answer Filtration sterilization
heat sterilization
Filtration sterilization - answer This is accomplished by passing the liquid
medication through a 0.2 µm filter
Heat sterilization - answer Heat sterilization is achieved by autoclaving
the compounded solution
Immediate use CSP - answer Intended only for those situations where
there is a need for emergency or Immediate patient administration it must
be administered within one hour of preparation
Pathogenic contaminants - answer Bacteria viruses fungi, hair and dander
or particulate matter
Touch contamination - answer The potential for serious harm to the
patient
Contamination caused when the critical site of a supply item is touched by
their preparers fingers hands or of the Hood surface or any nonsterile item
the most common form of contamination
Shadowing - answer Is caused by incorrect technique contamination
caused by an interruption of airflow from the hoods HEPA filter to the
critical side of any supply item
