Patient Impact
Good Documentation Practices (GDP)
Document Control
Training & Competency
Nonconformances & CAPA
100

Every product we manufacture ultimately affects whom?

What is the patient

100

What should you use to cross out an error in a record?

What is: A single line

100

This type of document is formally approved and managed so employees can access the authorized version.

What is a controlled document

100

This system is used by employees to complete required training on controlled MPS documents.

 

What is MolexEDU (Learning Management System)

100

When a product, process, or procedure does not meet a requirement, it may be considered this.

What is a nonconformance

200

True or False: Quality is primarily the responsibility of the Quality Department.

What is False. Quality is everyone's responsibility.

200

This principle means quality records must be accurate, complete, and trustworthy.

What is data integrity?

200

The software system(s) used to view/find controlled documents such as work instructions or SOPs. 

What is SAP, MDS or MII. 

200

True or False: Its a requirement to complete required training in MolexEDU before performing work that affects product quality. 

What is True

200

In MPS, this SAP problem report is used to process different types of quality problems.

What is a Quality Notification (QN)

300

This is the most important reason we follow procedures and work instructions. 

What is to ensure patient safety and ensure consistent product quality. 

300

True or False: It's acceptable to modify data in SAP or on paper without a justification in the long text or as a footnote?

What is false

300

You notice the work instruction at your workstation does not match the current approved revision. This should be your next action.

What is stop and verify the current approved document before continuing?

300

In MolexEDU, this area allows employees to see training they have previously completed.

What is Learning History

300

You discover product that may not meet requirements. Your first priority is to prevent it from being unintentionally used or shipped. This action is called what?

What is containment

400

An employee discovers a potential defect that could affect a device already distributed to customers. The employee should do this rather than assume someone else will handle it.

What is promptly escalate and report the concern through the appropriate process?

400

Before walking away from your computer or workstation, taking this simple action helps protect company and confidential information.

What is locking your computer screen or logging out?

400

This process ensures proposed document changes are reviewed, approved, and implemented in a controlled manner.

What is document change control

400

Employees should check MolexEDU regularly for these, especially when controlled documents or training requirements change.

What are new training assignments

400

This problem-solving technique repeatedly asks a simple question to help identify why an issue occurred.

What is the 5 Whys

500

Name one way your role contributes to patient safety.

What is: 

Following procedures, completing training, reporting issues, documenting data correctly and timely. 

500

An electronic record shows the final result, but the history of changes is missing. This electronic control helps show who changed the data, when, and what changed.

What is an audit trail?

500

In SAP, this master record stores information about a controlled document, including its document number, revision, status, and metadata.

What is the DIR number. (Document Information Record number.) 

500

If you believe you will not complete required training by its due date, you should speak with this person before the training becomes overdue.

Who is your supervisor/manager

500

Before suspect product associated with a QN can be unblocked/released, this must be obtained.

What is disposition approval?

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