NON-STERILE COMPOUNDING FOR PHARMACY & PHARMACY TECHNICIANS (PART. 1)

Objectives

• Define master formulations and distinguish sterile from non-sterile.
• Differentiate Magisterial Formulations of pharmaceutical manufacturing.
• Discuss in Detail Chapters <795> and <800> of The United States Pharmacopeia.
• Discuss the most outstanding points of the federal and Puerto Rico laws that regulate the exercise of the preparation of magisterial formulations.
• Provide a directory of professional organizations, distributors, and agencies that offer service to compounding pharmacies.
• Review calculations, procedures and basic equipment used in the preparation of magisterial formulations.
• Discuss the therapeutic classifications and/or markets for which non-sterile magisterial formulations are made.
• Common pediatric conditions that are treated with magisterial formulations in various dosage forms will be discussed.
• Pediatric and geriatric extemporaneous preparations will be made in the laboratory and the calculations involved in said preparations will be reviewed.
• Review the anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry of the male and female endocrine systems.
• Review in detail all the phases of a woman's menstrual cycle, hormonal imbalances and their consequences.
• Discuss the treatment of men and women with hormonal imbalance through the use of hormone replacement therapy with hormones. bio-identical.
• Discuss the most common magisterial formulations, the different bases and dosage forms used in hormone replacement therapy.
• Discuss the most appropriate and common routes of administration in hormone replacement therapy.
• Discuss the mechanism of how pain is produced and the different treatment options through the use of transdermal compounding.
• Make transdermal pain management preparations in the laboratory.
• Discuss the regulations that apply to physician and patient marketing of all types of compounded formulations.

Speaker(s)/Author(s)

Jorge L. Reyes, R.Ph., FACA, FACVP Owner/ Chief Pharmacist, Santa Cruz Pharma Care

Activity Number

0151-9999-22-040-L07-P/T

CE Hours

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