CSPT - Compounded Sterile Preparation Technician Labeling and Documentation Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

Which of the following is a required element on the label of a compounded sterile preparation?

Accepted Answer

The beyond-use date and time

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The technician personal phone number

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The wholesale acquisition cost

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The name of the drug manufacturer

Question 2

What is the purpose of a Master Formulation Record (MFR) in sterile compounding?

Accepted Answer

To provide a standardized formula and procedure for preparing a specific CSP

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To track inventory levels

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To document employee training records

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To record equipment maintenance schedules

Question 3

What is documented in a Compounding Record (CR)?

Accepted Answer

The specific details of each individual batch prepared

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Only the final product weight

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The annual facility inspection results

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Patient insurance information

Question 4

How long must compounding records be retained according to USP 797?

Accepted Answer

As dictated by state regulations and organizational policy

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6 months

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1 year

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3 years

Question 5

What information must be documented when a CSP fails a quality check?

Accepted Answer

The nature of the failure, corrective actions taken, and disposition of the failed product

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Nothing, just discard it

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Only the date of the failure

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Only reported for controlled substances

Question 6

What must be included on the label of a CSP intended for a specific patient?

Accepted Answer

Patient name and any other identifiers required by organizational policy

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Patient Social Security number

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Patient full medical history

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Patient insurance policy number