Match the term with the correct definition. -Aseptic technique A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Aseptic technique refers to the procedures used to ensure the environment and process are free from contamination, specifically aimed at preventing contamination of drugs.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Precipitate A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Precipitate refers to the process where a substance separates from a solution or suspension, often as a result of a chemical reaction or change in conditions.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Peripheral parenteral A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Peripheral parenteral refers to the injection of medication into veins that are not central veins but are located on the outer parts of the body system.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Gauge A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Gauge refers to the size of the needle opening, indicating the diameter of the needle.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Parenteral medication A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Parenteral medication refers to medications that are administered in a manner that bypasses the digestive tract, such as through injections or infusions directly into the bloodstream, muscles, or under the skin.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Horizontal laminar flow hood A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Horizontal laminar flow hoods have air that originates from the back of the hood and flows directly towards the user in a horizontal direction, ensuring a clean work environment by sweeping particles and contaminants away from the sterile field.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Vertical laminar flow hood A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Vertical laminar flow hoods are designed so that the air originating from the roof (or top) of the hood moves downward in a laminar (smooth) flow towards the work surface, minimizing the risk of contamination.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Clean room A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

A clean room is a contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy designed to maintain a high level of cleanliness and minimize contamination.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Compounded sterile products (CSPs) A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Compounded sterile products (CSPs) are indeed preparations made in a sterile environment, often from nonsterile ingredients or devices, which require sterilization before they can be safely administered to patients.

Match the term with the correct definition. -Reconstitute A)Injection of a medication into the veins located on the periphery of the body system instead of a central vein or artery B)Air originating from the back of the hood C)Air originating from the roof of the hood moves downward D)Preparations prepared in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration E)Medication that bypasses the digestive tract F)Procedures used to eliminate the possibility of a drug becoming contaminated G)To add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder H)A contained and controlled environment within the pharmacy I)The size of the needle opening J)To separate from solution or suspension

Reconstitute means to add a diluent such as saline or sterile water to a powder, to make it into a liquid form that can be administered. Answer: D Aseptic techniques are procedures used to eliminate the possibility of drug contamination. Reconstituting medications in a sterile environment using nonsterile ingredients or devices that must be sterilized before administration is an example of an aseptic technique. Answer: J To precipitate or separate from a solution or suspension is the definition of the term "precipitate." This can occur when certain medications are not properly reconstituted, resulting in clumping or sedimentation. Note: None of the other answer choices match any of the given definitions.

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