CSPT - Compounded Sterile Preparation Technician Hazardous Drug Compounding Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

According to USP 800, which type of primary engineering control is required for compounding sterile hazardous drugs?

Accepted Answer

Class II BSC or CACI with external exhaust

Answer

Horizontal LAFW

Answer

Any PEC with a HEPA filter

Answer

Standard compounding aseptic isolator

Question 2

What type of PPE is specifically required when handling hazardous drugs that is NOT required for standard sterile compounding?

Accepted Answer

Chemotherapy-tested gloves

Answer

Hair cover

Answer

Shoe covers

Answer

Face mask

Question 3

What is the required pressure relationship for the room containing a BSC used for hazardous drug compounding?

Accepted Answer

Negative pressure relative to adjacent areas

Answer

Positive pressure relative to adjacent areas

Answer

Equal pressure to adjacent areas

Answer

Pressure does not matter if BSC has external exhaust

Question 4

How should hazardous drug spills be handled in the compounding area?

Accepted Answer

Use a designated spill kit with appropriate PPE and containment materials

Answer

Wipe up with paper towels and 70% IPA

Answer

Evacuate and call the fire department

Answer

Dilute with sterile water before wiping

Question 5

What is the NIOSH List and why is it important for sterile compounding technicians?

Accepted Answer

A list of drugs identified as hazardous requiring special handling precautions

Answer

A list of approved HEPA filter manufacturers

Answer

A list of certified compounding pharmacies

Answer

A list of approved cleaning agents for cleanrooms

Question 6

What is the maximum beyond-use date for a Category 1 CSP compounded from sterile hazardous drug components under USP 797?

Accepted Answer

The same BUD as non-hazardous Category 1 CSPs

Answer

12 hours at controlled room temperature

Answer

24 hours at controlled room temperature

Answer

48 hours at controlled room temperature