AMaster Formulation Record (MFR)is adetailed document used in compounding pharmaciesto ensureconsistency, accuracy, and quality controlin preparing compounded medications.
An MFR includes:
* Ingredients & amounts required.
* Compounding procedures.
* Stability and beyond-use dating (BUD).
* Storage and labeling instructions.
This ensures that each compounded preparationmeets quality standardsand ismade correctly every time.
* B. Prevent drug diversion##Incorrect
* Drug diversion prevention involves security measures, inventory control, and trackingcontrolled substances, not MFRs.
* C. Eliminate patient profiles##Incorrect
* Patient profiles are essential for tracking medication history; MFRs are unrelated.
* D. Guarantee drug availability##Incorrect
* MFRs do not affect drug supply; they ensure accurate compounding.
* USP <795> (Non-Sterile Compounding Guidelines)- RequiresMaster Formulation Records for all compounded preparations.
* PTCB PTCE Exam Content Outline- Covers compounding procedures and quality control measures.
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