A nurse returns a chemotherapy CSP to the pharmacy and reports that the CSP is not leaking. Upon inspection, however, you discover that the CSP does have a small leak, as evidenced by a few drops of fluid that have accumulated inside of the sealed plastic bag. In light of your findings, what is the best course of action to take? Would you take a different course of action if you noticed the leak while the CSP was still inside the BSC?
[Answered]: A nurse returns a chemotherapy CSP to the pharmacy…
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