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Ante- space outside the sterile compounding area where hand washing and garbing is done. ISO 7


Buffer area- the cleanroom where compounding is done, ISO 7/8


Biological safety cabinet- the hood


Positive pressure- keeps air from entering hood, for most sterile preparations


Negative pressure- keeps air from leaving hood, gor hazardous drugs


ISO class- particles in air, lower = less


Primary engineering control- ISO 5


HEPA filter- removes 99.97% as small as 0.3 microns

Cleaning schedule

Buffer- beginning of shift, before and after batches, after spills, every 30 min. Of continuous use, any contamination


Counters, work suface and floors- daily


Walls, ceiling, storage area- monthly

Garbing

Dirtiest to cleanest:


Hair/face-> shoes-> hand hygiene-> gown-> hand cleaning with alcohol-> sterile powder-free gloves

Recall

Done by manufacturers, not FDA. FDA can make requests


Class I- reasonable probability for serious adverse event or death


Class II- temporary or reversible adverse event where harm is remote


Class III- not likely to cause harm