Sterile compounding
amy has received two job offers: one working in a non-sterile prescription compounding environment, and one as a hospital pharmacy technician. prior to making the decision of which job offer to accept, she has decided to review the procedures related to sterile compounding.
1. what is the single most important means of preventing the spread of infection?
2. what does hepa mean?
3. how often should horizontal flow hoods should be inspected?

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