059-17 Wyo. Code R. §§ 17-13 - Immediate Use CSPs
(a) Compounding of CSPs by pharmacy staff
outside of a classified area or SCA for direct and immediate administration to
patients is not subject to the requirements of this Chapter, when all of the
following conditions are met:
(i) Aseptic
processes are followed and written procedures are in place to minimize the
potential for contact with nonsterile surfaces, introduction of particulate
matter or biological fluids, and mix-ups with other conventionally manufactured
products or CSPs;
(ii) Compounding
is performed in accordance with the evidence-based information for physical and
chemical compatibility of the drugs;
(iii) The preparation involves not more than
three (3) different sterile products;
(iv) Any unused starting component from a
single-dose container shall be discarded after preparation for the individual
patient is complete. Single-dose containers shall not be used for more than one
(1) patient;
(v) Administration of
the CSP begins within four (4) hours following the start of preparation. If
administration has not begun within four (4) hours following the start of
preparations, it shall be promptly, appropriately, and safely discarded;
and
(vi) Unless the CSP is
administered by the person who prepared the CSP or administration is witnessed
by the preparer, the CSP shall be labeled with the names and amounts of all
active ingredients, the name or initials of the person who prepared the CSP,
and the exact four (4) hour time period within the administration shall
begin.
(b) Immediate use
CSPs shall not be prepared:
(i) For
medium-risk level or high-risk level CSPs;
(ii) In advance for anticipated needs;
or
(iii) For batch
compounding.
(c)
Situations for which the immediate use CSPs can be administered include, but
are not limited to:
(i) Cardiopulmonary
resuscitation;
(ii) Emergency room
treatment;
(iii) Preparation of
diagnostic agents, or
(iv) Critical
therapy where preparation under conditions for low-risk level CSPs causes
delays that subject the patient to additional risk.
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