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What is the purpose of testing for filling weight during the filling operation?
What is the purpose of testing for filling weight during the filling operation?
- To check for leakage in the finished jars
- To test the strength of the jar or tube
- To examine the appearance of the finished product
- To ensure the correct amount of product in each jar (correct)
During the filling operation, what aspect of the jars or tubes is tested?
During the filling operation, what aspect of the jars or tubes is tested?
- Appearance of the finished product
- Material quality of the jars or tubes
- Filling weight of the jars or tubes (correct)
- Labeling of the finished jars or tubes
What type of test is performed on the finished jars or tubes?
What type of test is performed on the finished jars or tubes?
- Appearance test
- Leakage test (correct)
- Material strength test
- Filling weight test
Why is testing for leakage important on the finished jars or tubes?
Why is testing for leakage important on the finished jars or tubes?
What two tests are performed in the manufacturing process?
What two tests are performed in the manufacturing process?
What is the primary purpose of a routine inspection?
What is the primary purpose of a routine inspection?
What does a routine inspection entail?
What does a routine inspection entail?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a routine inspection?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a routine inspection?
What happens to significant variations found during packaging?
What happens to significant variations found during packaging?
What is the scope of a routine inspection?
What is the scope of a routine inspection?
What can be said about the focus of a routine inspection?
What can be said about the focus of a routine inspection?
What is the purpose of reconciliation records during packaging?
What is the purpose of reconciliation records during packaging?
What happens if a significant variation is found during packaging?
What happens if a significant variation is found during packaging?
When is justification of significant variations required?
When is justification of significant variations required?
What is the consequence of finding significant variations during packaging?
What is the consequence of finding significant variations during packaging?
What is the purpose of a priority list in validation work?
What is the purpose of a priority list in validation work?
Which products are typically given top priority in the validation work list?
Which products are typically given top priority in the validation work list?
What determines the order of products in the priority list?
What determines the order of products in the priority list?
What is the primary focus of the validation work priority list?
What is the primary focus of the validation work priority list?
What is the purpose of giving top priority to certain products?
What is the purpose of giving top priority to certain products?
What is the primary objective of quality control?
What is the primary objective of quality control?
What is the relationship between quality control and quality assurance?
What is the relationship between quality control and quality assurance?
What do predetermined specifications refer to in the context of quality control?
What do predetermined specifications refer to in the context of quality control?
What is the scope of quality control in the manufacturing process?
What is the scope of quality control in the manufacturing process?
What is the main difference between quality control and quality assurance?
What is the main difference between quality control and quality assurance?
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Study Notes
GMP Facility Inspections
- A routine inspection is a comprehensive review of all aspects of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) within a facility.
Validation Priority
- Products that can cause the most problems if not manufactured by completely controlled processes are given priority in validation work.
- Examples of priority lists are used to organize and focus validation efforts.
Quality Control (QC)
- QC means testing samples to check their compliance with predetermined specifications.
- QC is a part of Quality Assurance (QA).
Testing and Inspection
- Testing is performed during the filling operation to determine filling weights.
- Finished jars or tubes are tested for leakage.
Reconciliation Records
- Reconciliation records are reviewed during packaging.
- Any significant variations in records must be justified before batch release.
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