Contrôle qualité 02 (40-82)

40. What is QC in pharmaceutical industrials?
It is the measurement of degree to which a product manufacturing the need
Any systematic process used to ensure quality in the process
The laboratory testing to evaluate the quality of materials and the products after manufacturing
It is a corrective tool
41. Which one of these is a physicochemical property of Drug substance (raw materials)?
Disintegration time
Age of patient
The solubility of substance
Dissolution time
42. Which one of these is a physicochemical property of Drug product (finished product)?
He solubility of substance
Age of patient
Disintegration time
Dissolution tester
43. Which form of drug formulation has disintegration time?
Injections
Syrups
Capsules and Tablets
Only tablets
44. Which one of these is a microbiological property of Drug product (finished product)?
The solubility of substance
Age of patient
Total aerobic microbial count
Dissolution time
45. Which one of these is a microbiological property of Drug product (finished product)?
The solubility of substance
F patient
Total yeast and mold count
Dissolution time
46. Which form of drug formulation need to evaluate for dissolution percentage?
Injections
Syrups
Capsules and Tablets
Only tablets
47. Which one is the correct sequence for drug absorption through the oral route?
Absorption –> Dissolution –> Disintegration –> Deaggregation
Disintegration –> Dissolution –> Deaggregation –> Absorption
Disintegration –> Deaggregation –> Dissolution –> Absorption
Disintegration –> Deaggregation –> Absorption –> Dissolution
48. Which form of drug formulation has pH in specification?
Suppository
Tablets
Syrups
Capsules
49. Which one of these is a physicochemical test of Drug substance (Raw materials)?
Disintegration time
Friability
Loss on drying
Dissolution time
50. Which one of these is a physicochemical test of Drug product (finished product)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Friability
Water
51. Which one of these is a physicochemical test of Drug product (finished product)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Hardness
Water
52. Which one of these is a physicochemical test of Drug product (finished product)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Uniformity of weight or volume
Water
53. Which of the following is not correct about High pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC)?
It requires high pressure for the separation of the specious
It is performed in columns
There is no need to preparation of the samples
It has high sensitivity
54. Which one of these is a physicochemical test of Drug substance (Raw materials)?
Disintegration time
Friability
Melting point
Dissolution time
55. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug product (finished product)?
Disintegration time
Friability
Melting point
Dissolution percentage
56. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug product (finished product)?
Disintegration time
Friability
Solubility of substance
Dissolution percentage
57. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug product (finished product)?
Disintegration time
Friability
Loss on drying
Dissolution percentage
58. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug substance (Raw materials)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Hardness
Melting point
59. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug substance (Raw materials)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Uniformity of weigh or volume
Melting point
60. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug substance (Raw materials)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Friability
Melting point
61. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug substance (Raw materials)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Disintegration time
Melting point
62. Which one of these physicochemical tests, is not test of Drug substance (Raw materials)?
Loss on drying
The solubility of substance
Dissolution percentage
Melting point
63. Which statement best describes a standard operating procedure (SOP)?
SOPs are a set of step-by-step instructions compiled by an organization to help workers carry out routine operations.
SOPs are written descriptions of regularly occurring processes.
SOPs summarize company policy.
SOPs are a list of applicable state and federal regulations.
64. Why are standard operating procedures important?
To ensure consistent execution of key processes, efficiency, quality output and uniformity of performance, while reducing miscommunication
Processes can only be improved if they are written down.
The Department of Labor requires that all key processes be written down.
To comply with international standard organization.
65. When need calibration of glassware? Choose incorrect answer.
Indirect or calibration by comparison.
Before being introduced for use: A visual integrity check + Calibration.
Periodic calibration of the glassware over the time of use.
After the calibration validity expired.
66. The methodology of calibration of glassware are? Choose incorrect answer.
Periodic of calibration of the glassware over the time of use
Direct or absolute calibration
Indirect or calibration by comparison
Relative calibration
67. The calibration based on the direct mass measurement of water delivered by a pipet or contained in a volumetric flask and conversion to volume with the density, at the specified temperature is the methodology of?
Direct or absolute calibration
Indirect or calibration by comparison
Relative calibration
Periodic of calibration of the glassware over the time of use
68. The calibration based on a calibrated vessel is used as a reference in the calibration of an unknown vessel, is sometime used when many glassware items are to be calibrated is the methodology of?
Indirect or calibration by comparison
Direct or absolute calibration
Relative calibration
Periodic of calibration of the glassware over the time of use
69. The parameters need to be validated for new analytical method development in order to identification of chemical compounds is?
Specificity
Linearity
Accuracy
Precision
70. The parameters need to be validated for new analytical method development in order to testing for limit of impurities are?
Specificity and Detection Limit
Specificity and Linearity
Linearity and Accuracy
Specificity and Quantitation Limit
71. The parameters need to be validated for new analytical method development in order to assay of chemical compounds are included, except?
Quantitation Limit
Specificity
Linearity
Accuracy
72. The ability of an analytical method to distinguish analyte from everything else that might be in the sample is the definition of?
Specificity
Linearity
Accuracy
Precision
73. The ability of an analytical method to obtain test results which are directly proportional to the concentration (amount) of analyte in the sample is the definition of?
Linearity
Specificity
Accuracy
Precision
74. The ability of an analytical method to demonstrate how closely the result of an experiment agrees with the expected result is the definition of?
Accuracy
Specificity
Linearity
Precision
75. The ability of an analytical method is how well replicate measurements agree with one another, usually expressed as a standard deviation is the definition of?
Precision
Specificity
Linearity
Accuracy
76. The ability of an analytical method is how well replicate measurements agree with one another, usually expressed as a standard deviation, express within-laboratories variations: different days, different analysts, different equipment, etc. Is the definition of?
Intermediate precision
Linearity
Accuracy
Repeatability
77. The ability of an analytical method is how well replicate measurements agree with one another, usually expressed as a standard deviation, express under the same operating conditions over a short interval of time, etc. Is the definition of?
Repeatability
Linearity
Accuracy
Intermediate precision
78. The ability of an analytical method is the lowest amount of analyte in a sample which can be detected, is the definition of?
Detection Limit
Specificity
Linearity
Quantitation Limit
79. The ability of an analytical method is the lowest concentration of analyte that can be measured in the sample matrix at an acceptable level of precision and accuracy, is the definition of?
Quantitation Limit
Specificity
Linearity
Detection Limit
80. The interval between the upper and lower concentration (amounts) of analyte in the sample for which it has been demonstrated that the analytical procedure has a suitable level of precision, accuracy and linearity, is the definition of?
Range
Specificity
Linearity
Accuracy
81. The range of concentration for analytical method validation is normally set between?
80% -120%
80% -100%
90% -110%
90% -120%
82. In the validation method for assay of paracetamol tablet by spectrophotometer at wavelength 257nm, the solution to be prepared are? Except
Balance solution
Standard solution
Sample solution
Placebo of paracetamol tablet solution
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