Preparation #1 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #2 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #3 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #4 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #5 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #6 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #7 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #8 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #9 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #10 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.

Preparation #11 click to view full size
CLICK TO SELECTAn unnecessary item is in the hood. No labels, pens, or food and drink should be in a hood associated with mixing sterile products.Needle is recapped in midair. To prevent injuries needles should be recapped using the scoop method or go directly in the sharps container.Vials and bags are too close together. Spacing should be 6 inches or more.The syringe is opened incorrectly. If a paper overwrap is on a syringe, peel back the paper facing the clean air. Never punch it through the paper.Glass was discarded into regular trash. Always discard glass or needles in an appropriate sharps container.The vial is touch contaminated when the compounder is shaking the vial. The compounder should reswab the vial prior to inserting the needle back in the vial.The critical surface (syringe plunger) is being touched contaminated and blocked from the clean air.The clean air is blocked from the critical surface of the needle. Hand and fingers should never block the clean air.The critical surface of the vial was not swabbed with an alcohol pad. Swab all critical surfaces after placement in the hood.Bag is facing the wrong direction. Critical surface (port) must be closest to the clean air.Medication was not filtered correctly. Use a filter needle to withdraw the medication and change to a regular needle when the medication is added to the bag.