True or False: Individuals with high risk of contaminating the CSP must report conditions to designated persons.

Individuals with a high risk of contaminating Compounded Sterile Preparations (CSPs) are indeed required to report any conditions that could potentially lead to contamination. This practice is critical in maintaining the integrity and safety of sterile products, as contamination can pose serious health risks to patients. Those with higher exposure to pathogens or those presenting symptoms indicative of illness must communicate their conditions to designated persons, such as supervisors or infection control staff. This process ensures that appropriate measures can be taken to mitigate risks, such as excusing individuals from compounding duties or implementing additional sterilization protocols. By fostering a culture of safety and accountability, healthcare facilities can protect patients and maintain high standards in compounding practices.