Introduction to Olgam Life
Bloodborne Pathogens
Operations and QA Overview
Regulatory Overview
Introduction to Olgam Life part 2
100

What is cGMP?

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma

Current Good Manufacturing Practices


100

What does Universal Precautions mean?

SOP: CTR8000 Bloodborne Pathogen and Exposure Control Plan

Treating all biological products as if they are contaminated. 

100

What is center management responsible for?

SOP: CTR9000 Plasma Center Leadership Oversight Overview- QA and OPs


Center Management is responsible for the overall daily operations and upkeep of the center and of eDMS. 

100

Who is responsible for hosting center audits?

SOP: CTR9002 Audits


Center Quality, Corporate Personnel may be present. 

100

Define concurrent documentation. 

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma

Contemporaneously complete the required task and document the required details to ensure accuracy.

200

What are the cGMP personnel requirements?

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma

  • Sufficient staffing to ensure compliance with all collection, processing, testing, storage, and shipment requirements.
  • Staff meet minimum education requirements.
  • Staff follow all local, state, federal, and international regulations.
  • Staff follow all company SOPs to ensure the final product’s safety, purity, potency, identity, and effectiveness is not compromised.
  • Follow line clearance manufacturing practices
200

What is considered PPE?

SOP: CTR8000 Bloodborne Pathogens and Exposure Control Plan 

Equipment includes but is not limited to gloves, lab coats, face shields, and eye protection. 

200

What is center quality responsible for?

SOP: CTR9000 Plasma Center Leadership Oversight Overview- QA and OPs


Center Quality is responsible for the oversight of center activities, ensuring that those activities have been performed in compliance with all SOPs.

200

True or False: If an auditor asks you a question that you do not remember the answer to, it is acceptable to say, "I don't know. Let me refer to the SOP to verify that answer."

SOP: CTR9002 Audits

TRUE


200

How are employee donors identified in NexLynk?

Who is responsible for completing this activity?

SOP: CTR1011 Employee Donor Policy

Employee donor note

Center Management 

300

What is Falsification?

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma 

A major violation of company standards and is illegal, and placed employees, donors, and patients at significant risk of harm.

300

When do gloves need to be replaced?

SOP: CTR8000 Bloodborne Pathogen and Exposure Plan

When contaminated, torn, punctured, or when their ability to function as a barrier is compromised.

300

What is an MQSR?

SOP: CTR9000 Plasma Center Leadership Oversight Overview- QA and OPs


Monthly Quality System Review

300

State how to capture and document a donor complaint in NexLynk. 

SOP: CTR9008 Complaints

Navigate to the donor chart, navigate to donor notes, document new donor complaint note. 

300

How long must an employee wait until they are permitted to donate with Olgam Life?

SOP: CTR1011 Employee Donation Policy

30 days from employment 

400

What is the temperature requirement for storing Source Plasma?

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma 

Stored at -20 degrees C or colder

400

What type of Safety Controls are utilized at each center?

SOP: CTR8001 Hazardous Communication

- Engineering Controls

- Work Place Controls

- Housekeeping Controls

- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

400

Describe the center's management coverage requirements.

SOP: CTR9000 Plasma Center Leadership Oversight Overview- QA and OPs


Center Management is required to be on-site during all operating hours, beginning in the morning during equipment calibration activities and ending when the last employee has been released from duty after center production has been completed. 

400

Which agencies may present at a center to conduct an audit?

SOP: CTR9002 Audits


FDA, OSHA, PPTA, CLIA

400

State why following line clearance manufacturing practices are important.

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma

This process prevents mislabeling or cross-contamination of finished products helping to ensure donor and patient safety.

500

Define line clearance.

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma

The standardized procedure in manufacturing for ensuring equipment and work areas are free of products, documents, and materials from a previous process. 

500

How do you properly clean a blood spill?

SOP: CTR8000 Bloodborne Pathogens and Exposure Control Plan

- The individual cleaning the blood spill must be in PPE

- Collect all necessary materials

- Spray the blood contaminated surface with a 1-10 solution of bleach and water or a chemical disinfectant

- Allow larger spills to sit for 15 minutes

- Absorb and remove all traces of the spill with paper towels or other acceptable materials

- Re-spray the cleaned area with the bleach solution and all to air dry

500

Describe the center's quality coverage requirements.

SOP: CTR9000 Plasma Center Leadership Oversight Overview- QA and OPs


Center Quality is required to be on-site when operational activities occur that are the direct responsibility of center quality. 

500

What is a form 482?

What is a form 483?

SOP: CTR9002 Audits

Form 482: A Notice of Inspection, which is always provided by the FDA inspector at the start of the inspection. 

Form 483: A Notice of Inspectional Observations, which is only provided if the auditor has a major observation noted during the inspection. 

500

What Relevant Transfusion Transmissible Infections (RTTIs) are tested for on each donation? 

SOP: CTR1000 Introduction to Plasma

  • HBsAg VMT
  • Anti-HCV VMT
  • Anti-HIV VMT
  • HAV NAT
  • HBV NAT
  • HCV NAT
  • HIV NAT
  • PARVO B-19