Washington Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence MPJE Practice Exam

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What type of compounding areas must be separate in compounding facilities?

  1. Sterile from non-sterile

  2. Liquid from solid

  3. Organic from inorganic

  4. Prescription from non-prescription

The correct answer is: Sterile from non-sterile

Compounding facilities must have separate areas for preparing sterile and non-sterile products. This is to prevent contamination and ensure the safety and effectiveness of the compounded medications. Separation of liquid from solid products or organic from inorganic products is not necessary for compounding medications. Similarly, there is no need to separate prescription from non-prescription medications in the compounding facility.

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