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Part I (Section 1 - 4) Flashcards

1
Q

What section states the Authority of CGMP?

A

Section 1

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2
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This order is issued under the authority conferred upon
the________________ by virtue of section 26(a) of RA
3720 as amended

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Secretary of Health

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3
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A.O no. of GMP

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A.O No. 43 S. 1999

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4
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What section states the statements of policies?

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Section 2

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5
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Drugs shall be manufactured using methods,
facilities and control procedures adequate to
preserve their _________, __________, __________, ___________

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identity, strength, quality and
purity

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6
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Drugs shall be manufactured using _______, ________ and __________ adequate to
preserve their identity, strength, quality and
purity.

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methods,
facilities and control procedures

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7
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License to manufacture drugs shall be issued
only upon compliance with __________________ guidelines.

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Current Good
Manufacturing Practice

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8
Q

________________ is essential to ensure the
manufacture of drugs conforming officially
recognized standards of quality, efficacy and
safety.

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Overall control

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9
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True or False: The qualities of drug products do not depend on the
starting materials, production, quality control
processes, building, equipment, and personnel
involved and testing protocols

A

False

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10
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What section states the statement of objectives

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Section 3

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11
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This 1999 GMP guidelines is adopted to:

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  1. Prescribe standard guidelines in the
    manufacture of drug products.
  2. Ensure that no person or establishment shall
    manufacture drugs under substandard
    conditions.
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12
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Section 4 states the

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Definition of Terms

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13
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The nearest value obtained during
measurement or analysis to the true value

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Accuracy

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14
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The quantity that is actually produced at
any phase of production of a particular drug product
based on the initial input

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Actual Yield

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15
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Formula of Actual Yield

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%AY = (Ay/Ty) x 100

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16
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An enclosed space with two or more doors,
which is interposed between two or more rooms

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Airlock

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17
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Airlock is also termed as

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“pass through hatch”

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18
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An airlock can also be the ____________ to a clean room in which sterile
goods are handled

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“anteroom”

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19
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  • A supplier of all reliable and of
    quality components of finished products generally
    approved for use by the trade and accredited by the
    manufacturer based on a vendor rating which include
    but not limited to conformance to the company or
    compendium material specifications
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Approved Supplier

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20
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A quantity of drug product/device that is
homogenous in character and quality produced during a
given cycle of manufacture and from a specific
manufacturing order.

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Batch

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True or False: A Batch is heterogenous in character

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False.

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22
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A designation in numbers or letters or
combination thereof that identifies the batch, and
permits the tracing of the complete history of a batch,
including all stages of its production, control and
distribution

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Batch Number

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23
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True or False: Batch number includes complete history of a batch including all stages of its production, control and
distribution

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True

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24
Q

A contained system, such as a
fermenter, into which biological agents are introduced
together with other materials in order to effect their
multiplication or their production of other substances by
reaction with other materials

A

Biogenerator

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25
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These are
generally equipped with devices for regulation, control
connection, material addition and material withdrawal.

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Biogenerator

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26
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including genetically engineered microorganisms, cell
cultures, as well as endoparasites, whether pathogenic
or not.

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Microbiological Agents

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27
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Whole blood collected from a single donor and
processed either for transfusion or further
manufacturing

A

Blood

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28
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Blood donation usually takes __________ or ___________

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400-420 mL or <500 mL of blood

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29
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True or False: A person can donate blood if he or she weighs less than 50kg

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False

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30
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Supernatant part of blood (liquid component)

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Plasma

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31
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Precipitate component of blood

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Platelet

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32
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Any processed material which has to
undergo another process including packaging operation
to become a finished product.

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Bulk Product

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33
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The operations carried out to determine
the accuracy of measuring instruments, of “material
measures” such as masses or gauges and of
measurement standards

A

Calibration

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34
Q

True or False: Calibration can also be used for
measuring instruments without numerical value

A

False

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35
Q

A system whereby successive
batches of a product manufactured by culture in cells
derived from the same master cell bank

A

Cell Bank System

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36
Q

This is validated for a
passage level or number of population doubling beyond
that which was achieved during routine production

A

Cell Bank System

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37
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The in-vitro growing of cells isolated from
multicellular organisms.

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Cell culture

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38
Q

An area with defined environmental
control of particulate and microbial contamination,
constructed and used in such a way as to minimize the
introduction, generation and retention of contaminants
within the area.

A

Clean Area

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39
Q

The in-vitro serological tests
performed on donor and recipient blood samples to
establish the serological matching of a donor’s blood or
blood components with that of a potential recipient

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Compatibility Testing

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40
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  • Any material intended to be used for the
    manufacture of a product whether raw or packaging
    materials.
A

Component

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41
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An area constructed, operated and
equipped with air-handling and filtration system in order
to prevent contamination of the external environment by
biological agents from within the area

A

Contained Area

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42
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Anything that cause contamination to
the product.

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Contaminants

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43
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An area constructed and operated to
control the introduction of potential contamination
and the consequences of accidental release of living
organisms.

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Controlled Area

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44
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How should the air supply be in a Controlled Area?

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Class III

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45
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How is pressure maintained in a Controlled Area?

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Negative Pressure

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46
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What determines the level of control exercise in a Controlled Area?

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The nature of the organism employed in the process

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47
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Contaminations of a starting,
intermediate product or finished product.

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Cross Contamination

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48
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A container designed to store
liquefied gas at extremely low temperature.

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Cryogenic Vessel

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49
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This is used
for LPG gas

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Cryogenic Vessel

50
Q

A container designed to store gas at a high
pressure. Some examples of this are the oxygen
(green), nitrogen (black), and carbon dioxide tanks that
are usually found in hospitals.

A

Cylinder

51
Q

The date indicating the start of
processing of every batch.

A

Date of Manufacture

52
Q

The activity of weighing, counting or
measuring and checking of starting materials and
issuing these to the appropriate production personnel;
details of the activity being duly and properly
documented.

A

Dispensing

53
Q

Written recording of all procedures,
instructions and processes involved in the manufacture
of drug products

A

Documentation

54
Q

This is the official definition of a drug.

A

Drug Product

55
Q

T/F: A drug can still be considered a drug product regardless of whether it is in package form

A

True

56
Q

Instrument, apparatus, or contrivances,
including their components, parts and accessories,
intended (1) for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, or
prevention of disease in man and animals; or (2) to
affect the structure or any function of the body of man or
animal.

A

Device

57
Q
  • A date fixed for each individual batch
    on or before which the batch is expected to meet the
    standard specifications for quality, safety and efficacy.
A

Expiration Date

58
Q

Date of manufacture + shelf-life

A

Expiration date

59
Q

: Any area used for the collection,
processing, compatibility testing, storage or distribution
of blood and blood components

A

Blood Products Facilities

60
Q

This refers to the
building, premises and equipment necessary in the
manufacture of drugs

A

Other Products Facilities

61
Q

A product which has undergone all
stages of manufacturing operations.

A

Finished Product

62
Q

It is the system
of quality assurance aimed at ensuring that products
are consistently manufactured to a quality appropriate
for their intended use

A

Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) -

63
Q

T/F: GMP is concerned with both
manufacturing and quality control processes and
procedures.

A

True

64
Q
  • Contaminated with
    extraneous biological agents and therefore capable of
    spreading infection.
A

Infected (Man or Animal)

65
Q

Checks and tests instituted and
carried out in the course of the manufacture of a drug to
assure identity, strength, quality and purity.

A

In-Process Control

66
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  • Any processed substance or
    mixture of substances which has to undergo one or
    more further stages of processing to become a finished
    product
A

Intermediate Product

67
Q
  • The process in which blood is
    extracted from the donor, a leukocyte concentrate is separated, and the remaining formed elements and
    residual plasma are returned to the donor
A

Leukopheresis

68
Q

T/F: residual plasma can be returned to donor

A

True

69
Q
  • Gases that, at the specified
    temperature and pressure, remain as a liquid in the
    cylinder
A

Liquefied Gases

70
Q

A batch or any portion of batch produced by a
continuos process, an amount of drugs produced in a
unit of time or quantity in a manner that assures its
uniformity and in either case which is identified by a
distinctive lot number and has uniform character and
quality within specified limits.

A

Lot

71
Q

Equipment or apparatus designed to enable
one or more gas containers to be filled simultaneously
from the same source.

A

Manifold

72
Q

The complete set of
activities to produce a drug that comprise production
and quality control from dispensing of materials to the
release for distribution of the finished product.

A

Manufacture or Manufacturing

73
Q

A culture of fully characterized cells
filled into containers in a single operation, processed
together and stored to ensure uniformity and stability.

A

Master Cell Bank

74
Q

Master CEll bank is normally stored at

A

-70oC or lower

75
Q

A culture of a microorganism
distributed from a single bulk into containers in a single
operation to ensure uniformity, stability and to prevent
contamination.

A

Master Seed Lot

76
Q

The process of packing which is that part
of the production cycle applied to a bulk product to
obtain the finished product

A

Packaging

77
Q

consists of materials that
have direct contact with the drug (e.g. foil, tube,
ampules, blisters

A

Primary packaging

78
Q

are the boxes, inserts,
labels

A

Secondary packaging

79
Q

Any material used in the
packaging of a bulk product to obtain the finished
product.

A

Packaging Material

80
Q

The liquid portion
of blood separated and used as material to prepare
another product.

A

Plasma (for further manufacture)

81
Q

The process in which blood is
extracted from the donor, the plasma is separated from
the formed elements and at least the red blood cells are
returned to the donor.

A

Plasmapheresis

82
Q

The process in which blood is
extracted from the donor, the platelet concentrate is
separated, and the remaining formed elements and
residual plasma are returned to the donor.

A

Plateletpheresis

83
Q

The
degree of variation between individual test results when
the method is used separately to different samples
drawn from the same batch of material.

A

Precision

84
Q

Types of Precision

A

Repeatability and Reproducibility

85
Q

Precision within lab

A

Repeatability

86
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Precision between lab

A

Reproducibility

87
Q

A system of containment that
prevents the dispersal of a biological agent into the
immediate working environment

A

Primary Containment

88
Q

It involves the
employment of closed containers or safety biological
cabinets accompanied with secure operating
procedures.

A

Primary Containment

89
Q
  • Description of the operations to be
    executed, the precautions to be implemented directly or
    indirectly related to the manufacture of a drug.
A

Procedures

90
Q

The part of production cycle starting from
weighing of raw materials to finished product.

A

Processing

91
Q

Any process employed after
collection and before computability testing of blood. It
includes the identification of a unit of donor blood, the
preparation of components from such unit of donor
blood, serological testing, labeling and associated
record keeping

A

Processing of Blood

92
Q

All operations starting from dispensing of
materials to processing, packaging, to finished product

A

Production

93
Q

All control measures taken designed
to ensure that finished products consistently conform to
established specification of identity, strength, purity and
quality

A

Quality Control

94
Q

An act of holding off a material for use, or
a product for packaging or distribution by physically setting it apart or by system duly validated, pending a
decision on release or rejection.

A

Quarantine

95
Q
  • All substances whether active or
    excipients that are employed in the processing of a
    finished product.
A

Raw Material -

96
Q

A resolution between the theoretical
and actual yield. This is performed because of
discrepancies

A

Reconciliation

97
Q

This is performed because of
discrepancies

A

Reconciliation

98
Q
  • The incorporation of all or part of previous
    batches with the required quality into another batch at a
    defined step of production.
A

Recovery

99
Q

The status of materials or products which
are not permitted to be used for processing, packaging
or distribution

A

Rejected

100
Q

The status of materials or
products which are permitted to be used for processing,
packaging or distribution

A

Released or Passed

101
Q
  • A sample representing the
    lot, the batch, or the total amount of materials based on
    a sampling plan.
A

Representative Sample

102
Q

Representative Sample formula

A

n = (square root of N) + 1

103
Q
  • The reworking of all or part of a batch
    of product of an unacceptable quality from a defined
    step of production in order that its quality may be
    rendered acceptable by one or more additional
    operations
A

Reprocessing

104
Q

Any finished product which is
already in distribution and sent back to the
manufacturer or distributor due to complaint, damage,
expiration, validity or Page 9 of 92 other reasons such
as the condition of the container or package which may
cast doubt on the product identity, quality, strength and
safety.

A

Returned Product -

105
Q
  • All measures taken to assure suitable or
    adequate environmental conditions in compliance to
    GMP.
A

Sanitation

106
Q

a
system of containment that prevents the dispersal of a
biological agent into the external environment or into
other working areas.

A

Secondary Containment

107
Q

involves the use of rooms with
specially designed air handling, the existence of air
locks and/or sterilizers for the exit of material. It may
add to the effectiveness of primary containment

A

Secondary Containment -

108
Q

a system
where successive batches of product are derived from
the same master seed lot at a given passage level.

A

Seed Lot System

109
Q

A description of starting
material, intermediate, bulk or finished product in terms
of its chemical, physical and microbiological
characteristics, if any

A

Specification of Material

110
Q

Raw materials used in the
production of a finished product (drugs)

A

Starting Materials -

111
Q

A room or area of
defined environmental condition with controlled
particulate and microbial contamination, constructed,
equipped and used to eliminate the introduction,
generation or retention of contaminants.

A

Sterile Room or Sterile Area

112
Q
  • Inactivation or reduction to an acceptable
    level of all viable microorganisms by a suitable process.
A

Sterilization

113
Q

The quantity that is expected or
planned to be obtained at any phase of production of a
particular product, based on the quantity of components
to be used.

A

Theoretical Yield -

114
Q
  • The volume of blood or one of its
    components in a suitable volume of anticoagulant
    obtained from a single collection of blood.
A

Unit (of Blood)

115
Q

1 unit is
equivalent to

A

less than 500mL.

116
Q

The process of confirming by recognized
appropriate means or manner, that any material,
process, procedure, activity, system, equipment or
mechanics used in production and control consistently
achieved the desired results

A

Validation

117
Q
  • A culture of cell derived from the
    master cell bank and intended for use in the preparation
    of production of cell cultures
A

Working Cell Bank

118
Q

Working Cell Bank is normally stored at

A

70OC or lower

119
Q

A culture of microorganism derived
from the master seed lot and intended for use in
production

A

Working Seed Lot

120
Q

A condition or set of conditions
encompassing upper and lower processing limits and
circumstances, within standard operating procedures,
which pose the greatest chance of product or process
failure when, compared to ideal conditions. Such
conditions do not necessarily induce product or process
failure

A

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