Handling Hazardous drugs COMPILED PACKAGE DEAL EXAMS GRADED A+

The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health has identified which of the following medications as hazardous drugs. Select all that apply. A. Antineoplastic drugs B. Non-antineoplastic drugs the manufacturer has safe handling guidance for C. Non-antineoplastic drugs with reproductive ...

Define Hazardous Drugs - Prescription drugs directly toxic or have potential for toxicity to the patient using the drug. A drug labeled hazardous posses toxicity risk to healthcare workers who come in contact with drug. What are the 3 hazardous drug categories? - antineoplastics non-antineoplast...

Which organization first used the term hazardous drugs? ASHP OSHA NIOSH Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) - ASHP Which term defines hazardous drugs as damaging the developing fetus? Carcinogenicity Teratogenicity Genotoxicity Reproductive toxicity - Teratogenicity As the use and number of the...

NIOSH - National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health NIOSH Table 1 - antineoplastics NIOSH Table 2 - nonantineoplastics NIOSH Table 3 - reproductive risk only supplemental engineering controls example - CSTD (closed-system transfer device) techniques for administering HDs to patients -...

What is hazardous drug? - -Exhibits one or more of the characteristics in humans or animals: carcinogenic, teratogenic, reproductive toxicity, organ toxicity at low doses, genotoxic, structure and toxicity profiles of new drugs that mimic existing hazardous drugs. National Institute for Occupatio...

Why drugs are labeled as hazardous - toxicity risk to healthcare workers who could come into contact with the drug Three categories of hazardous drugs - antineoplastics non-antineoplastics (hormones, transplant drugs) drugs with reproductive risks Characteristics that make a drug hazardous - ca...