NSF International (NSF)/American National Standards Institute / National Institute / i.v. port / /
IndustryTerm
drug solution / test systems / sodium hypochlorite solution / spill management / hazardous drug solution / transport devices / transportation / protective equipment / given site / pharmaceutical industry / hazardous chemical / Less rigorous equipment / pharmaceutical compounding applications / hazardous drug solutions / compounded sterile products / risk management / drug-transfer devices / pharmaceutical compounding / closed-system drug-transfer devices / appropriate personal protective equipment / sterile products / final product / pharmaceuticals / neoprene rubber / laminar flow equipment / air-venting device / ancillary devices / work site / short-term test systems / laminar-airflow technology / safety equipment / closed-system drug-transfer device / sodium hypochlorite solutions / glove-testing systems / chemical / sterile processing area / laminar-airflow equipment / chemicals / through safety-information services / nonhazardous solution / /
MedicalCondition
chronic health effects / headaches / sterility / infections / second cancers / cancers / sore throat / infectious material / cancer / additional cancer / eye irritation / chronic cough / dizziness / /
MedicalTreatment
chemo / antibiotics / chemotherapy / cannula / /
Organization
National Institute of Health / National Science Foundation / American National Standards Institute / Intracavitary administration / National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / International Organization for Standardization / American Society for Testing and Materials / American Society of Health-System Pharmacists / Controlled Environment Testing Association / Environmental Protection Agency / International Agency for Research / /
Position
principal investigator / Appendix I. Worker / drug wholesaler / pharmacy worker / /
34 Drug Distribution and Control: Preparation and Handling–Guidelines ASHP Guidelines on Handling Hazardous Drugs In 1990, the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists