Unit 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The basic document from where the
master formula and batch production
records are based.

A

MANUFACTURING MONOGRAPH

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2
Q

The document which provides the basis
for accepting the quality of each and every component used in the manufacture of the product in accordance with the specifications and methods.

A

QUALITY CONTROL MONOGRAPH

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3
Q

The document generated to explain in detail the reason behind a procedure and proper sequence of steps to be done, and how equipment are to be operated for maximum performance.

A

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES
(SOPs)

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4
Q

The original document used as the key
in the manufacture of products

A

MASTER FORMULA RECORD

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5
Q

An accurate reproduction of the master
formula record.

A

BATCH REPRODUCTION RECORD

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6
Q

It means a specific amount produced in a unit time or according to a single manufacturing order during the same cycle of manufacture

A

BATCH

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7
Q

It is a batch, a portion of a
batch, or a combination of batches.

A

lot

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8
Q

Control codes should not be identified as
such on the label. (T/F)

A

False (Should be)

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9
Q

Differences in format and content of
batch production records from product
to product are to be expected. (T/F)

A

True

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10
Q

In order to satisfy product identity,
purity, safety, quality and strength,
products must be subjected to certain
specific tests. (T/F)

A

True

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11
Q

Determines the material type,
assembly, special properties
and integrity

A

PACKAGING TEST

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12
Q

Determines the physical and
chemical reactions particular for
the compound, gives the gross
physical appearance.

A

IDENTIFICATION TEST

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13
Q

Determines the presence of
impurities: gross, chemical, and
biological

A

LIMIT TESTS

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14
Q

Determines conformance of dosage form when compared to label claim; this may be
instrumental, chemical, or biological.

A

ASSAYING

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15
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Tests for properties, functionalities of particular dosage forms.

A

DOSAGE FORM – SPECIFIC TEST

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16
Q

During processing, the quality of the
product at various stages of production
is audited by quality control.

A

IN-PROCESS CONTROL

17
Q

An important requirement of GMP is that
the packaging and labeling facilities are
inspected before use to assure that all
drug product have been removed

A

LINE CLEARANCE

18
Q

Clean rooms; class 100 and below
have unidirectional airflow pattern.

A

Unidirectional

19
Q

Conventional flow clean rooms (class
1000 & 10000) have non-unidirectional or mixed air flow patterns

A

Non-unidirectional

20
Q

an environment where the particulate contamination & bacterial contamination are limited to prescribed levels.

A

‘Clean Room

21
Q

Types of Clean Room Air Filters (2)

A

High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA)

Ultra Low Penetration Air (ULPA)

22
Q

Minimum particle collective
efficiency of 99.97 to 99.997%
for a 0.3 micron particle

A

High Efficiency Particulate Air
(HEPA)

23
Q

Minimum particle collection
efficiency of 99.9997% efficient
for particles greater than or
equal to 0.12-micron in size

A

Ultra Low Penetration Air (ULPA)

24
Q

A process in which the HEPA and ULPA filter is
challenged by introducing dispersed
particulates, in a form or aerosol, and is
measured using a probe.

A

filter integrity testing

25
Q

Substance used in filter integrity testing

A

Di-octylphthalate
PAO (Polyalphaolefin)

26
Q

The contamination of a starting material,
intermediate product or finished product
with another starting material or product
during manufacture

A

Cross contamination

27
Q

Focuses on acceptable product
outputs and is usually needed for
production processes.

A

Yield

28
Q

focuses on losses or apparent gains of materials, and is usually used for labelling and packaging operations

A

Reconciliation

29
Q

Compares the amount of material going into a process with the amount coming out of the
process.

A

Reconciliation