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What does cGMP stand for?
Controlled Good Manufacturing Practice
Comprehensive Good Manufacturing Practice
Certified Good Manufacturing Practice
Current Good Manufacturing Practice
Common Good Manufacturing Practice
Current Good Manufacturing Practice
Which subpart of 21 CFR 211 covers the requirements for the organization and personnel involved in manufacturing?
Subpart A
Subpart D
Subpart E
Subpart B
Subpart C
Subpart B
What is the primary focus of the Quality Control Unit as defined in cGMP regulations?
Designing the product packaging
Accepting or rejecting anything related to the product
Conducting clinical trials
Managing the company's finances
Marketing and sales of the product
Accepting or rejecting anything related to the product
According to cGMP, what is one of the consequences of noncompliance during an FDA inspection?
Order to recall and remove product from market
Immediate market approval
Marketing incentives
Stock market boost
Increased production quotas
Order to recall and remove product from market
What is the purpose of Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP)?
To establish requirements for drug marketing and sales
To define the legal framework for pharmaceutical patent applications
To ensure that pharmaceutical products are produced consistently and controlled according to quality standards
To set standards for the financial operations of pharmaceutical companies
To create guidelines for medical research protocols
To ensure that pharmaceutical products are produced consistently and controlled according to quality standards
The definition of a 'Drug Product' is included in 21 CFR 211 Subpart:
A
B
C
D
A
According to cGMP Regulations – 21 CFR 211, an inactive ingredient is:
any ingredient intended for use in the manufacture of a drug product, including those that may not be in finished product – for example - solvent.
any ingredient intended for use in the manufacture of an active pharmaceutical ingredient, including those that may not be in finished product – for example - solvent.
any component other than the active ingredients in a drug product.
any component other than the active ingredients and excipients in a drug product.
any component other than the active ingredients in a drug product
The documented evidence that demonstrates a system does what is claims is called:
Master record
Compliance
Validation
Verified
Validation
In GMP, all records must be reviewed and approved by the:
Quality officer
Quality Assurance unit
Quality Control unit
FDA
Quality Control unit
USP and NF are regulations.
True
False
False
A child resistant container is one that is significantly difficult for children under ___years of age to open or to obtain a ______ amount of its contents within a reasonable amount of ________ while not being difficult for ‘normal adults’ to use
5; harmful; time
Each of the following materials may be considered components according to CGMP definition:
Glycerin used as a co-solvent
Ethanol evaporated before making a tablet
Sucrose used in preparing syrups
All of above
All of above
A foreign facility manufactures a drug product that will be supplied to the United States. Which statement is correct?
A. cGMP applies only after the product reaches a U.S. distributor
B. cGMP applies only to manufacturers physically located in the United States
C. cGMP requirements apply to the foreign supplier and manufacturer
D. cGMP does not apply if the product has already been approved
cGMP requirements apply to the foreign supplier and manufacturer
A company collects documented evidence that its sterilization process consistently performs as intended. What is this activity called?
A. Verification
B. Process validation
C. Quality audit
D. Certification
Process validation
A raw-material lot fails its acceptance specifications, but the production department wants to use it to avoid a delay. Who has authority to reject the lot?
A. The Quality Control Unit
B. The marketing department
C. The distribution department
D. The equipment supplier
The Quality Control Unit
During storage, part of a drug moves from the product into or onto its plastic container, lowering the drug concentration. Which packaging problem occurred?
A. Leaching
B. Permeability
C. Sorption
D. Light transmission
Sorption