Which category of compounded sterile product (CSP) is correctly paired with its characteristic(s)? A) Category 2 CSP; BUD up to 180 days if frozen; extra facility requirements B) Category 1 CSP; BUD ≤ 12 hours at room temperature; made in a PEC not in a cleanroom C) Immediate Use; BUD ≤ 24 hours when refrigerated; not made in a PEC D) Category 3 CSP; BUD of 45 days if aseptically processed and stored at room temperature

Which category of compounded sterile product (CSP) is correctly paired with its characteristic(s)? A) Category 2 CSP; BUD up to 180 days if frozen; extra facility requirements B) Category 1 CSP; BUD ≤ 12 hours at room temperature; made in a PEC not in a cleanroom C) Immediate Use; BUD ≤ 24 hours when refrigerated; not made in a PEC D) Category 3 CSP; BUD of 45 days if aseptically processed and stored at room temperature

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter7: Basic Clinical Microbiology

Section7.5: Tests For Group A Streptococcus

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