Lesson 6: Data Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

Verifying the _________ or _________ is the key to conducting a sound and thorough quality audit.

A

process / system

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2
Q

T or F

Prior to an audit, docs are evaluated to determine the adequacy of the quality management system, and further used to develop checklist questions.

A

T

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3
Q

Verify process or system docs are _______ and being _______.

A

adequate / followed

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4
Q

Verify records are being _________ and ________ for evidence of conformity and effective management control.

A

completed / sufficient

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5
Q

Documents and records, physical exam, observations, and interviews are used to obtain __________.

A

evidence

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6
Q

T or F

Interview info to be used in an audit report need not be corroborated

A

F

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7
Q

What is the most effective interview format?

A

One on one

Interviewing more than one may lead to loss of control, whereas a greater number of interviewers is more of an interrogation.

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8
Q

Dennis Arter’s Interview method: Make PEAASE? with your interviewee

A
Put at ease
Explain your purpose
Ask what they do
Analyze what they said
State your conclusions
Explain your next step
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9
Q

Some processes are complex, with too many variables to quantify and document every step. The general procedure surrounding this is abbreviated as _________.

A

PDCA

Plan
Do
Check
Act

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10
Q

Auditors can use PDCA to verify _________ of processes that have no documented procedures.

A

consistency

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11
Q

According to ISO 19011, the three methods of collecting info are:
1.
2.
3.

A
  1. Interviews
  2. Review Doc’s
  3. Observe Activities
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12
Q

T or F

Records are considered to be very reliable evidence.

A

T

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13
Q

What is the difficulty that stems from variability attributed to different users of the same gauge or equipment.

A

Reproducibility

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14
Q

During an audit when test data of Auditee is to be relied upon, the Auditor should first ensure an effective ______ system is in place.

A

calibration

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15
Q

Audit findings are always based on _______ evidence.

A

objective

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16
Q

An isolated event in an unimportant area or a condition that meets minimum requirements, but is deteriorating, should be written up in the final report as an ________.

A

observation/concern

Note: A concern has a greater potential of becoming a non-compliance.

17
Q

What does judgmental sampling allow companies to do?

A

Allows focus on specific improvements rather than general assessments during audits.

18
Q

During the audit, what are the two primary means of acquiring objective evidence?

A
  1. Auditor observation

2. Controlled records