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| -the art or practice of preparing and preserving drugs, and of compounding and dispensing medicines according to the prescription of physicians |
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| -the preparation, mixing, assembling, packaging, or labeling of a drug or device |
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-dose not commercially available
-drug delivery system not available
-allergies to excipients
-pediatric patients
-stability limiting
-new products only in literature
-veterinary products
-individual patient needs
-more care of patients at home |
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-NAPLEX
-Pharmacy Law exam
-Part III exam (60% compounding, 40% errors and omissions) |
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-large scale production of drugs or drug products for distribution and sale
-overseen by FDA |
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-professional preparation of prescriptions fro specific patients as a part of the traditional practice of pharmacy
-overseen by state boards of pharmacy |
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patient
pharmacist
physician |
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-pharmacy compounding accreditation board
-voluntary accreditation for the pharmacy |
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| -international academy of compounding pharmacists |
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| no provision for compounding pharmacy was documented until |
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| pharmacy can only advertise |
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| non-aqueous and solid formation BUD |
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| -no later than 25% of time left until expiration or 6 months |
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| water containing formula BUD |
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| -14 days and stored at cold temperature 2-8 degrees |
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| all other formulations BUD |
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