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TITLE 16 CHAPTER 19 PART 36OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSING PHARMACISTS COMPOUNDED STERILE PREPARATIONS16.19.36.1 ISSUING AGENCY: Regulation and Licensing Department Board of Pharmacy. 16.19.36.1

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How to fill out compounded sterile preparations:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary equipment and supplies, including the required medications, sterile vials, syringes, needles, filters, and any other additives or ingredients specified in the prescription.
2. Ensure that you are working in a clean and sterile environment, such as a laminar flow hood or a cleanroom. Properly disinfect your hands and wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including gloves, a mask, and a gown.
3. Carefully read and understand the prescription or medication order. Pay attention to the specific instructions, dosage requirements, and any special considerations or precautions. Consult with the prescribing healthcare provider if you have any questions or need clarification.
4. Follow the aseptic technique throughout the medication preparation process. This involves using sterile and disposable equipment, handling each component with care, and minimizing the risk of contamination.
5. Start by preparing the main medication or solution. This may involve diluting a concentrated solution, reconstituting a powdered medication, or mixing multiple medications together. Follow the specified instructions and use the appropriate techniques for each step.
6. Once the main medication is prepared, ensure that all additional ingredients or additives are properly measured and added according to the prescription. Use the appropriate calculations or measuring techniques to ensure accurate dosing.
7. Thoroughly mix the compounded sterile preparation to ensure homogeneity. Follow the guidelines for agitation, stirring, or shaking if specified.
8. Once the preparation is complete, carefully transfer it into the appropriate sterile container, such as a vial or syringe. Use proper labeling techniques to clearly identify the medication, dosage, expiration date, and any other required information.
9. Properly dispose of any waste or unused medications following the proper guidelines and regulations.

Who needs compounded sterile preparations:

1. Patients with specific medication needs: Compounded sterile preparations are often required for patients with unique medical conditions, allergies, or sensitivities. These preparations can be tailored to meet their specific needs by adjusting dosages, removing certain ingredients, or combining multiple medications into a single formulation.
2. Hospitals and healthcare facilities: Compounded sterile preparations are commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities to provide customized medications to patients. These preparations can be prepared in-house or obtained from specialized compounding pharmacies.
3. Veterinary medicine: Animals may also require compounded sterile preparations, especially when they have specific medication requirements or if commercially available medications are not suitable.
4. Research and clinical trials: Compounded sterile preparations may be necessary for research purposes or clinical trials, where specific formulations or concentrations of medications are needed.
5. Pediatrics and geriatrics: Infants, children, and older adults often have specific medication needs or difficulties in swallowing conventional medications. Compounded sterile preparations can be adjusted to meet their individual requirements, such as providing liquid formulations or adjusting dosages for better tolerability.

Overall, compounded sterile preparations are needed by individuals who require medications that cannot be met by commercially available products. These preparations play a crucial role in providing personalized and effective healthcare solutions.

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What is compounded sterile preparations?

Compounded sterile preparations are medications that are prepared in a sterile environment by a trained professional.

Who is required to file compounded sterile preparations?

Healthcare facilities and pharmacies that prepare compounded sterile preparations are required to file them.

How to fill out compounded sterile preparations?

Compounded sterile preparations can be filled out by providing information about the medication being prepared, the ingredients used, and the sterile compounding process.

What is the purpose of compounded sterile preparations?

The purpose of compounded sterile preparations is to provide medications that are not commercially available or to customize medications for specific patient needs.

What information must be reported on compounded sterile preparations?

Information such as the name of the medication, ingredients used, compounding process, and expiration date must be reported on compounded sterile preparations.