Quality Assurance & Quality Control Notes

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What is the definition of quality in terms of product features?

Totality of features or characteristics, conformance to specifications.

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What does specifications refer to in the context of quality assurance?

List of detailed requirements with which the product has to conform.

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What is cGMP?

Current Good Manufacturing Practice ensuring products are produced and controlled to quality standards appropriate for intended use.

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Which GMP does the Philippines follow?

PIC/S GMP (Pharmaceutical Inspection Convention and Pharmaceutical Cooperation Scheme).

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What is included in Quality Control (QC)?

Sampling, testing, specifications, organization, documentation, certificate of analysis and release procedure.

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What is the difference between Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC)?

QA assures all policies are followed, while QC involves testing for compliance and monitoring procedures.

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What is a Certificate of Analysis (COA)?

Summary of actual quality control results indicating whether a product is compliant or non-compliant.

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What is the purpose of inspection in quality control?

To compare attributes and dimensions against a standard.

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What does sampling entail in the context of quality control?

Removal of an appropriate number of items from a population to infer about the entire population.

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What does the term 'defective' refer to in quality control?

A product that may endanger life, renders it useless and non-functional.

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What are the three types of defects according to their effects?

Critical, Major, and Minor.

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What is the role of quality control charts?

Aid in controlling and analyzing parameters to detect variation in the process.

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What are warning limits in quality control?

Mean ± 2 Standard Deviations (SD); used for monitoring closely.

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What are action limits in quality control?

Mean ± 3 Standard Deviations (SD); signal to stop operations and perform Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

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What is the role of the Quality Control department?

To release products based on compliance to quality standards.

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What is the main function of 'sampling' in quality control?

To assess the quality of a batch by inspecting a representative group.

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What is the difference between 'qualitative' and 'quantitative' analysis?

Qualitative analysis identifies what is present; quantitative analysis measures how much is present.

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What is the significance of the accuracy in analytical chemistry?

Closeness of test results to the true value.

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What does compressibility index indicate?

It measures how a powder decreases in volume under pressure.