Quality Assurance Ch 1 Part 2

A histogram is a graph based on:

• 3 data sets

• bimodal data

• best guess illustrations

• fact or fiction

The term SPC stands for

• Statistical Process Control

• Supposition of Practical Consciousness

• Standard Practice Concern

• Sudden Practical Concern

A Run Chart is used to:

• contract outside support

• show processes over time

• decide whether to run the product or not

• keep track of defects

A histogram is used to:

• show processes over time

• determine whether there is a causal relationship between two variables

• plan actions based on frequency of occurrence

• determine which problems have the most impact on the production process

To combat Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ), we can implement at CAPA program. What is CAPA?

• check, act, plan, do

• corrective and preventive action

• control active production assurance

• cost of poor quality

PDCA stands for:

• plan, draw, correct, adjust

• plan, do, check, act

• perceive, decide, collaborate, act

• procure, demand, coherce, anticipate

Cause and effect diagrams can help during which step of the PDCA?

• plan

• check

• act

• do

A pareto chart is used to:

• show processes over time

• determine whether there is a causal relationship between two variables

• plan actions based on frequency of occurrence

• determine which problems have the most impact on the process

A scatter diagram is used to:

• show processes over time

• determine whether there is a causal relationship between two variables

• plan actions based on frequency of occurrence

• determine which problems have the most impact on the production process

A fishbone diagram is used to:

• determine whether there is a causal relationship between two variables

• determine factors responsible for a positive or negative outcome

• show changes in a process over time

• plan actions based on frequency of occurrence