PTEC 113 Introduction to Aseptic Technique

PTEC 113: Introduction to Aseptic Techniques examines foundational principles of aseptic technique required for parenteral product preparation. Students are also introduced to the associated documentation requirements and quality assurance practices as outlined by the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists. This course prepares students for the application of aseptic principles in subsequent lab courses.

Prerequisites: PTEC 100, PTEC 104, PTEC 105, PTEC 107, PTEC 109

Corequisite: PTEC 106, PTEC 108, PTEC 110

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Course Details
Total number of weeks13
Total Credits
Total Hours30
Typical hours per week breakdown
Lecture30

Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course, the learner will be able to:

  1. identify critical sites required for sterile product preparation;
  2. identify vertical and horizontal laminar air flow systems;
  3. identify and name parts of a syringe and its critical sites; and
  4. discuss quality assurance and documentation requirements associated with sterile preparation.
  5. describe procedures and principles that apply to aseptic technique;
  6. identify therapeutic, physical and chemical incompatibilities;
  7. interpret common routes of parenteral drug administration;
  8. identify sources and factors that contribute to contamination in sterile product preparation;
  9. interpret requirements for an aseptic preparation area and describe practices to maintain the sterile environment;
  10. describe safety issues for protective equipment, waste disposal and spill clean up procedures for sterile product preparation;
  11. describe equipment and supplies required to prepare drugs or parenteral use;
  12. perform hand washing and gloving technique in a sterile environment;

Additional Assessment Notes: All course assignments must be completed to achieve a passing grade. Students must attain a C grade to advance in the program.

Grading Table

Nursing Unit Clerk and Pharmacy Technician

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