Non-Sterile Compounding

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Across
  1. 2. An instrument used for transferring solid pharmaceutical ingredients to and from weighing pans
  2. 5. a plate made of ground glass that has a flat, hard nonabsorbent surface ideal for mixing topical compounds
  3. 7. How long should one wash their hands before compounding?
  4. 8. The range of potential error in the weight or measurement, compared to the desired quantity
  5. 9. Blending or combining two substances using a wire mesh sieve
  6. 10. The act of combing two substances
  7. 12. A dissolvable dosage form also known as Lozenge
Down
  1. 1. A patient specific worksheet for compounding to document what took place when you compounded the medication
  2. 3. Provides key standards and requirements for nonsterile pharmaceutical compounding
  3. 4. Matched set made of glass or porcelain, are suited for hand grinding and pulverizing
  4. 6. Beyond use dating
  5. 11. The master formulation record is also known as what?