Documents & Records
Facilities, Utilities, and Equipment (FUE)
Risk Management
Quality By Design
Miscellaneous
100

The organization with the authority to review all documentation associated with the product of a drug or device product, including SOPs, calibration records, validation files, and all other files that contribute to the "written history" of the product 

The FDA

100

What requires adequate space for placement of equipment and must be of suitable size, construction, and location to facilitate cleaning, maintenance, and proper operations?

Facility Design

100

THIS type of risk management provides numerical assignment of risk 

Quantitative Risk Management

100

Which organization's guidelines are divided into these four categories: Quality, Safety, Efficacy, Multidisciplinary

ICH
(International Council for Harmonisation)

100
The ____________ states that Quality is first in everything that we do

Quality Policy

200

The location that describes the amount of time a record must be kept according to regulatory & local requirements

The Document Retention Schedule

200

This aspect of FUE is essential to proper product quality, especially true for inspection stations

Lighting

200

Risk Management should begin and be continued throughout THIS to fully help characterize the product and process

Product Lifecycle

200

The term used to describe the characterized drug product and process during development, and the limits and justifications for such

Design Space

200

Which Quality Subsystem only applies after a product has been commercially launched?

Post-Market Surveillance

300

The single most important purpose of GDP (Good Documentation Practices)

Activity Recreation

300

All ____________ that could affect product quality should be qualified and appropriately monitored and action should be taken when limits are exceeded

Utilities

300

Which Regulatory or Standards document provides the current guidelines for Quality Risk Management?

ICH Q9 Quality Risk Management

300

What is a core element of QbD that identifies concerns in advance and develops appropriate mitigation strategies?

Quality Risk Management (ICH Q9)

300

Where are CGMP regulations documented that are binding and have the force and effect of law?

Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

400

The document that defines objective, measurable characteristics of a product, product component, or critical quality process

Specification Document

400

THIS is prevented when a facility is designed to keep product and components from intermingling

Product Mix Up

400

The level of effort, formality and documentation of the quality risk management process should be THIS

Commensurate with the risk

400

This ICH guidance has three primary objectives: 1) Achieve product realization, 2) Establish and Maintain a state of control, and 3) Facilitate continual improvement

ICH Q10- Pharmaceutical Quality System

400

We ___________ to regulations and we ___________to standards and guidances.

Comply, Conform

500

The Section of the 21 CFR 211 titled "Written Procedures; Deviations"

21 CFR 211.100 "Written Procedures; Deviations"
500

Equipment, Filters, and Lubricants all must be considered with regards to ________________ when determining if the setup is of proper design and able to prevent product contamination. (Hint: stability testing and extractable/leachable testing would detect contamination is insufficiently controlled)

Product Contact

500

Modern control strategies are used to do THIS when there is a well characterized drug product and process

Mitigate Risks

500

What Quality process demonstrates that a process meets the critical quality attributes and is consistently able to achieve the expected outcome?

Validation

500

An organized, documented system for reviewing all  changes to assess their impact on manufacturing or product

Change Control

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