Why do we have ISO standards?
Who is responsible for signing the quality policy of the laboratory?
TRUE or FALSE
The laboratory shall obtain information from the manufacturer/method developer for confirming the performance characteristics of the procedure.
TRUE 5.5.1.2
What do you call documents that contain written step-by step instructions that laboratory staff should meticulously follow when performing a procedure?
SOP
TRUE or FALSE
The specified requirements (performance specification) for each examination procedure shall relate to the intended use of the examination.
5.5.1.2 True
True or False: Can countries have national standards for laboratories?
True
What does quality focus on?
True or False: Does each critical process of your laboratory need indicators?
How many versions should a quality manual have?
1
TRUE or FALSE
The laboratory shall document the procedure used for the validation and record the results obtained. Who is responsible for reviewing validation results and recording the review process?
Staff with authority 5.5.1.3
True or False: Are there currently any ISO standards for biosafety and biosecurity?
False (not published yet)
True or False: The laboratory does not need to periodically review its sample volume, collection device and preservative requirements for blood, urine, other body fluids, tissue and other sample types
What is the difference between documents and records?
ISO 9001
What are the steps taken during the generation of a product or service to ensure product/service quality?
Which indicator is compulsory according to ISO 15189:2012?
Which standards are applied to laboratories (list at least 4)
What is the continuous improvement cycle in quality management?
According to ISO what are you suppose to do with staff suggestions?
Give at least three examples where the laboratory shall validate examination procedures:
1. non-standard methods
2. laboratory designated or developed methods
3. standard method used outside the intended scope
4. validated methods subsequently modified