Category: Pharmacy

Federal Hazardous Substance Act deals with (2),”Involves the use and disposal of hazardous material in the pharmacy mainly in the hospital setting—or, more specifically, the IV room where intravenous solutions are being prepared. Any drug involving human blood or the treatment of cancer, such as anti-neoplastic drugs, must be discarded in a well-recognized puncture container marked as “”Hazardous Substances.”” This would include anything used in the preparation of these IVs, such as personal protective equipment (PPE), or masks, gowns, gloves

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USP – 797 Act deals with (2),”Chapter of the USP that sets standards for sterile compounding, and is essential for protecting patients against infections that may be transmitted through pharmaceutical products.It addresses areas such as proper training for sterile compounding personnel, clean room construction and ventilation, quality assurance programs

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Orphan Drug Act deals with (2) Ex?,”Offers financial incentives to organizations that develop and market orphan drugs. These are medications that are used for the treatment of a disease or condition that affects fewer than 200,000 patients This act offers tax breaks and a seven-year monopoly on the drug’s patentMedications like Syprine, a chelating agent, was developed to treat the rare Wilson’s Disease—which involves the body’s inability to remove copper. Another example is Pamisyl

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