quality assurance

Quality Control

Quality Assurance

Quality Improvement

Quality Management

It integrates various internal processes

It focuses solely on project execution

It eliminates the need for quality management

It is only applicable to large organizations

To increase profits

To meet customer demands

To avoid regulatory scrutiny

To prevent dangerous errors

A measure of a product's ability to satisfy customer needs

A measure of a product's price

A measure of a product's popularity

A measure of a product's design

Globalization

Market competition

Cost constraints

All of the above

Lack of therapeutic effect

Increased patient satisfaction

Improved health outcomes

Lower costs

Support for the Quality Organization

Action than Words

Investment in Quality

Quality Involved in Relevant Business Decisions

Quality

Profit

Efficiency

Productivity

Provide high quality drug products

Prevent recalls and defective products

Harmonize cGMP with other systems

All of the above

Insufficient control over factors

Lack of FDA approval

Complexity of testing

Randomly selected samples

To ensure product quality from the beginning

To reduce production costs

To increase production speed

To eliminate all defects

Decreased need for product testing

Increased production costs

Improved product consistency and customer satisfaction

Reduced employee involvement in quality control

Regular audits

Quality certifications

Self-inspection procedures

All of the above

Mix-ups

Cross-contamination

Quality assurance

Production standards

A standard related to the number of products produced.

A standard related to the quality of products produced.

A standard related to the time taken to complete a task.

A standard related to financial profit.

A part of quality management focused on fulfilling quality requirements

A method for testing pharmaceuticals

A process for developing specifications

A guideline for manufacturing processes

To ensure compliance with quality specifications

To reduce production costs

To increase product variety

To enhance marketing strategies

Preventing defects

Identifying defects

Testing quality after manufacture

Finding sources of problems

Good Manufacturing Practices

General Manufacturing Protocol

Global Management Procedures

Guaranteed Manufacturing Process

Design and construct facilities properly

Document work

Conduct audits

Protect against contamination

It leads to zero discharge

It has no impact

It increases waste

It is not necessary

Good plant layout

Reduction in work in process

Avoidance of cost of quality failure

All of the above

Policies

SOP

Specifications

BMR

Accurate

Clear

Complete

Consistent

ICH

WHO

US FDA

EU/EMEA

General Provision

Production & Process Control

Laboratory Control

Returned & Salvaged Drugs