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MO10 Drug Quality and Shelf Life
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1Quality of medicines is important especially, because medicines can be [blank_start]hazardous[blank_end], their quality is [blank_start]easily[blank_end] compromised, and people take them in [blank_start]good faith[blank_end] without being able to assess the quality by themselves.
- Ahazardous
- Beasily
- Cgood faith
2Which of these would NOT be a potential hazard of substandard medicines?
- ATherapeutic failure
- BExacerbation of disease
- CDeath
- DUndermined confidence in the health system
- EWasted resources
- FTherapeutic success
3Quality assurance covers all matters that [blank_start]collectively[blank_end] influence the [blank_start]quality[blank_end] of a medicine. Encompasses design and manufacturing.
Quality in design revolves around [blank_start]research and development[blank_end] to make a drug safe and efficacious.
Quality in manufacture revolves around [blank_start]distribution, storage and dispensing[blank_end]. Quality in manufacturing must be [blank_start]consistent[blank_end] and safety and efficacy must be [blank_start]maintained[blank_end] throughout storage until drug is used.- Acollectively
- Bquality
- Cresearch and development
- Ddistribution, storage and dispensing
- Econsistent
- Fmaintained
4The main issue with only testing finished products to assure quality is that it is [blank_start]reactive[blank_end] and not [blank_start]preventive[blank_end], and cannot address quality issues during [blank_start]distribution and storage[blank_end]. It is [blank_start]wasteful[blank_end] in terms of time and money if a batch is bad.
- Areactive
- Bpreventive
- Cdistribution and storage
- Dwasteful
5Choose all the options that may be issues for quality during manufacture.
- APackaging system
- BRaw materials
- CLabelling
- DPremises and equipment
- EGeographical location
6NZ has a Code of [blank_start]Good Manufacturing Process[blank_end] (GMP) for the Manufacturing and Distribution of Therapeutic Goods. It has 3 parts.
Part 1 of the code encompasses the manufacture of pharmaceutical products and [blank_start]raw materials[blank_end]. It has components on personnel, premises and equipment, production, contract manufacturing and analysis, complaints and product recall, self inspection, documentation, and [blank_start]quality control[blank_end].- AGood Manufacturing Practice
- Braw materials
- Cquality control
7Match the 4 types of GMP documentation to their description.
[blank_start]Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)[blank_end] - describes a routine procedure of general use which is not specific to one product.
[blank_start]Manufacturing instructions[blank_end] - instructions for a specific product.
[blank_start]Records[blank_end] - provides a history of each batch of product.
[blank_start]Specifications[blank_end] - the quality attribute requirements that materials and products must conform to.- AStandard Operating Procedure (SOP)
- BManufacturing instructions
- CRecords
- DSpecifications
8Choose the incorrect statement about GMP specifications.
- AThey are based on critical quality attributes.
- BThey are defined in pharmacopoeias or medicine dossiers.
- CThey are standards of quality for a finished drug product, but not the raw materials and intermediates.
9Quality control is the checking of critical attributes throughout the manufacturing process.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
10GMP and QC do not promote process [blank_start]understanding[blank_end] or optimization. QC testing is slow and [blank_start]resource[blank_end] intensive. Process Analytical Technology (PAT) is a method of assessing critical quality attributes [blank_start]during[blank_end] the manufacturing process by performing [blank_start]in line analysis[blank_end](spectroscopy). [blank_start]Computer feedback[blank_end] could automatically optimise the process.
- Aunderstanding
- Bresource
- Cduring
- Din line analysis
- EComputer feedback
11Select the answer which is not a benefit of PAT.
- AReduced risk of producing poor quality medicines.
- BReduced production times.
- CIt would prevent waste of resources like raw materials.
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- PHCY211 (Molecules) Quiz sobre MO10 Drug Quality and Shelf Life, criado por Mer Scott em 09-04-2018.
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- Mer Scott
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