Ace the Washington MPJE 2025 – Your Ticket to Pharmacy Law Mastery!

We are currently upgrading our platform to provide you with a better experience. You can still access the practice tests, but some features may be temporarily unavailable. We appreciate your patience during this transition.

Remove ads, get exclusive features. Starting from $5.99

Question: 1 / 445

Under what condition may sterile and non-sterile compounding occur in the same room?

When they are separated by at least 1 meter

Sterile and non-sterile compounding should not occur in the same room without some sort of separation or barrier. This is to prevent contamination and maintain the required standards for sterile compounding. Option B is incorrect because there should be a separation in place to prevent any contact between the two types of compounding. Option C is incorrect because even if one is not in operation, there should still be a clear separation between sterile and non-sterile compounding areas. Option D is incorrect because even non-hazardous drugs should be compounded in a separate area from sterile compounding. Therefore, the only correct option is A, which states that they can share the same room but must be separated by at least 1 meter to maintain sterility and prevent contamination.

Get further explanation with Examzify DeepDiveBeta

They can always share the same space without restrictions

Only if one is not in operation

If only non-hazardous drugs are being compounded

Next Question

Report this question

Download Ace the Washington MPJE 2025 – Your Ticket to Pharmacy Law Mastery! PDF Study Guide

Ace the Washington MPJE 2025 – Your Ticket to Pharmacy Law Mastery!

Get the latest from Examzify