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cefazolin
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ancef
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cefuroxime
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ceftin, zinacef
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what gen is cefazolin
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1st
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what gen is cefuroxime
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2nd
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what gen is ceftazidime
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3rd gen with antipseudomonal activity
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ceftrazidime
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fortaz
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cefotaxime
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claforan
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what gen is cefotaxime
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3rd
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ceftriaxone
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rocephin
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what gen is ceftriaxone
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3rd
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cefepime
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maxipime
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what gen is cefepime
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4th
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aluminum contamination/toxicity can cause what (based on article)
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osteomalacia
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divalent ions do what to IVFE emulsions
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cause cracking
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is a fish tank in a compounding room a source of contamination
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yes
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what are the critical sites on a syringe
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plunger
tip |
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non cytotoxic rooms are ISO?
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7
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what is the pressure in non cytotoxic rooms
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positive 0,02 WC (water colums) greater than the adjacent anteroom which must be positive air pressure to the unfiltered outside air
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what is the pressure for cytotoxic rooms
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negative 0.01 WC pressure to anteroom
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ketorlac
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toradol
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what class is ketorlac
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NSAID for short term pain management and can cause HA, somnolence, dizzy, paresthesia, NV, abdominal pain
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butorphanol
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stadol
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gauge size
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3/8
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what is the off label use of butorphanol
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pain relief during pregnancy
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what 0.22 micron filter is used for what PN solution and is the IVFE piggy back above or below the filter
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2:1
below |
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what 1.2 micron filter is used for what PN solution and is the IVFE piggy back above or below the filter
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TPN
above |
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HEPA filter removes particles of what size and larger
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0.3 microns and larger
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what is the average life of HEPA filter
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5 years
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what is the rate at which the air from HEPA filter is blowing at you
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90-120 linear feat/min
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what patients should amiodarone not be given to
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those with iodine sensitivity
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milrinone
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primacor
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geodone
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ziprasidone
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gentamicin
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apogen
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milrinone indication
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inotropic vasodilator for patients with decompensated heart failure
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geodone indication
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atypical antipsychotic used for acute agitation in schizophrenic patients
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aztreonam
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azactam
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clindamycin
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cleocin
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daptomycin
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cubicin
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darbepoetin
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aranesp
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fentanyl
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sublimaze
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metronidazole
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flagyl
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midazolam
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versed
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nitroglycerin
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tridil
nitro-bid |
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pamidronate
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aredia
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pantoprazole
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protonix
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ranitidine
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zantac
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trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole
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bactrim, septra
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aztreonam indication
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monobactam abx for lower respiratory tract infections, UTI, skin and skin structure infections
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clindamycin indication
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respiratory tract infections, soft tissue infections, intraabdominal infections
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daptomycin indication
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skin and skin structure infections
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darbepoetin indication
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growth factor used for anemia associated with CKD or chemotherapy
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midazolam indication
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BZD anesthetic
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pamidronate indication
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bone resorption inhibitor
NOT A PPI |
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pantoprazole indication
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antiulcer PPI used for GERD and zollinger ellison syndrome
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ranitidine indication
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antiulcer H2 histamine Rc antagonist used for GERD, zollinger ellison syndrome, and gastric/duodenal ulcers
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what is given to treat CMV neuritis
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ganciclovir (cytovene)
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does bumetanide cause hypoglycemia?
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no it causes hypokalemia, hypochloremia, hyponatremia, muscle cramps, dizziness, hypotension, HA, encephalopathy
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where are handwashing and garbing procedures and other particulate generating activities performed
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anteroom
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for high risk compounding, ante room must be
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physically seperated from buffer area by wall, door, or pass through
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anteroom is what for cytotoxic rooms and noncytotoxic rooms
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cytotoxic ISO 7
noncytoxic ISO 8 |
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what form of calcium is the most problematic
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calcium phosphate
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when do you add MVI to TPN
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add MVI to PN immediately prior to hanging the bag
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what drug causes hypoglycemia
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Bactrim
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what are PN compatibility calcium phosphate precipitation risk factors
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increase in pH, temp
high concentrations of either calcium or phosphate use of CaCl salt decrease in AA and dextrose concentrations improper sequence when mixing Ca and phosphate |
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what is the order in which calcium and phosphate is added
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phosphate first
calcium last |
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what are the hypotonic solutions
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0.45% NS
5% dextrose |
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how long does it take for recertification of personnel
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6 months
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how often is environmental testing done
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every 6 months
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how often is nonviable particle testing done
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every 6 months
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what is the expiration of ADD-VANTAGE system
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30 days max
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what is the expiration date for mini bag plus
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15 days
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in order for a product to be used in preparation for immediate use it must be a
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low risk product
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for immediate use products how long can you compound and when does administration begin
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compounding can't exceed 1 hr
administration begins within 1 hour of starting preparation |
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when should immediate use products be discarded
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if not used in 1 hr
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PN are considered what level risk
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medium
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PN are what ISO class
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ISO 5
class 100 environment |
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what is an indication for PN
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immediate correction of fluid deficit
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horizontal flow laminar flow hood blows the air which way and is used for what type of preps
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air blows TOWARDS the worker
used in non-chemo prep |
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what type of alcohol is used to clean the hood
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70% isopropyl alcohol
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