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Who is promptly informed of recalls?

Consignees, authorities, distribution/warehouse, and manufacturer

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What does 21 CFR 211.142 refer to?

Holding and Distribution

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What is the purpose of Good Distribution Practices (GDP)?

Ensure drugs are stored, handled, distributed, and remain safe and traceable

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What does GDP stand for?

Good Distribution Practices

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Who can drug products be delivered to?

Authorized entities such as licensed wholesalers and pharmacists

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What information is required for an effective recall?

Lot number, product, strength, dosage form

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What does QU stand for?

Quality Unit (QA + QC)

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Who must approve change control before implementation?

Quality Unit (QU)

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Who can initiate change control?

The company internally or regulatory authorities

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What are change controls used for?

Proactive improvements and corrective actions

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What does VCR stand for?

Validation Change Request

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Changing manufacturing equipment is classified as what type of change?

Major change

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Who ensures compliance with the Quality System?

Management Representative

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What prevents counterfeit drug products?

Serialization

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What validates an operator if they cannot be directly validated?

Education, training, and experience

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What regulation supports 21 CFR 211.110?

21 CFR 211

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How many stages are in process validation?

Three

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What are the three stages of process validation?

Process Design, Process Qualification, Continued Process Verification

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Which validation stage proves the process produces consistent quality?

Process Qualification

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Which stage involves ongoing monitoring of manufacturing?

Continued Process Verification

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What does CPV stand for?

Continued Process Verification

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What is the goal of Continued Process Verification?

Ensure ongoing validation and consistent product quality

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Which validation stage includes R&D and Quality by Design?

Process Design

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Major validation projects and requalification are what type of activities?

Project-based activities

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What does Quality by Design focus on?

Reducing variability and improving yield

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What is the focus of Six Sigma?

Reducing variation and defects in processes

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What does a higher Sigma level indicate?

Fewer defects and better quality

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What does ICH stand for?

International Council for Harmonisation

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What four areas does ICH focus on?

Quality, Identity, Purity, Strength

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Is Quality by Design universally mandatory in the EU and Japan?

No, it is a recommended regulatory approach

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What did the FDA's cGMPs for the 21st Century initiative promote?

Integration of quality systems and risk management

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What formula defines risk in quality systems?

Probability × Severity

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What are the 8 analytical validation parameters?

Linearity, selectivity, accuracy, bias, calibration model, precision, intermediate precision, reproducibility

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What are examples of Quality System concepts?

CAPA, change control, risk management

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Can method validation only be created electronically for analytical processes?

No

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What does the triangular diagram represent?

The four elements of equipment qualification

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What is the purpose of method validation?

Confirm the method is fit for its intended use

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Is validation clearly defined in 21 CFR 210 and 211?

No

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What verifies accuracy of sample analysis?

Analytical Method Validation

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What is validation?

Collection and evaluation of data from process design through commercial production

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During which qualification stage do you determine if equipment upgrades are needed?

Design Qualification

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What is the correct order of equipment qualification?

DQ → IQ → OQ → PQ

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Serial number, functionality, and product description belong to which qualification stage?

Installation Qualification

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What caused the Dextrose IV contamination incident at Davenport Hospital?

Miscommunication about autoclave protocol

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Who reviews and approves validation documents?

Validation Review Board

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What does AIQ stand for?

Analytical Instrument Qualification

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What does AIQ ensure?

Analytical instruments and procedures are suitable and properly documented

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If an absorption peak appears at the wrong time in flow cytometry what should be done?

Troubleshoot the instrument and consider requalification