Across
- 3. Infusion that is not interrupted
- 6. Also known as PPN, IV that is administered through a peripheral vessel
- 7. The absence of a harmful substance
- 8. IV that is typically 50 to 250 mL
- 11. Ensures that set procedures are still effective
- 13. An organization that set up a classification that is based on the number of airborne particles in a room
- 14. Area where procedures such as handwashing and garbing occur
- 15. A process that involves tryptic soy broth or TSB
- 16. Measured in gtt/mL
- 19. The abbreviation of this word is IV
- 20. States how fast an intravenous medication is administered into an individual's body
- 21. Measured in gtt/min
- 22. The area where the laminar flow hood or isolator can be found
- 23. Dispense drops which are called microdrops
- 24. Factor that can be used to change 120 minutes to hours
- 25. Example would be 20 mL administered per dose
Down
- 1. Factor that can be used to change 1.5 L to mL
- 2. A type of intravenous solution which is used to administer the necessary nutrients to a patient
- 4. Medications that are typically added to TPN and PPN solutions
- 5. A drug admixture that is prepared in a controlled environment
- 9. States how much time is necessary to deliver a certain amount of a dose
- 10. Solutions that contain substances such as dextrose and amino acids
- 12. Dispense drops which are called macrodrops
- 17. Also known as TPN, IV that is administered through a large central vessel
- 18. Compounding of sterile products takes place here