Q6 W7 Flashcards

1
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QA is who designates a batch Approved or Rejected.

False
True

A

False

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Date, Time, Lot number, Product, signature are all a part of:

Equipment Logs
Inventory Logs
Facility Logs
Calibration Log
Equipment ID Log

A

Equipment Logs

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3
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Batch distribution records must be retained on file __________ after distribution.

3 years
1 year
2 years
6 years
7 years

A

3 years

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4
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Annual review of records are also a part of _____________ process:

Post-Market Surveillance
Production and Process Controls
Documentation Controls
Laboratory Records
Records and Reports

A

?

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5
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The reworking or repeating of documented steps to ensure batches will conform to standard is known as ______________

Reprocessing
Recall
Salvaging
Stability Testing
Acceptance/Rejection Criteria

A

Reprocessing

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6
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Quarantine batches can be reprocessed at a later date

True
False

A

True

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7
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Complaints, recalls, and returned goods are responsiblities that ____________should be aware of.

Responsible Officials
FDA
CEO
Director of QC
The Public

A

Responsible Officials

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8
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CFR 21 Part 211 Subpart F, Section 211.105 covers:

Equipment Identification
Equipment Logs
Inventory Logs
Laboratory Records
Reprocessing

A

Equipment Identification

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9
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Records should be readily ________________ at site where activities transpired, or electronically

A

retrievable

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10
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What is the purpose of microbial contamination controls? ALSO give an example of a physical control.

A

The purpose of microbial contamination controls is to help prevent microbial contamination in the product. An example of a physical control is non-sterile equipment like hair nets, gloves, and PPE.

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