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What does ISO stand for?

• In Search Of

• International Standardization Organization

• International Organization for Standardization

• International Standardization and Organization

ISO/IEC 17025 refers to

• Testing and Calibration Laboratories

• Medical Laboratories - Requirements for Quality and Competence

• Medical Laboratories - Requirements for Safety

• Medical Laboratories - Application of Risk Management to Medical Laboratories

The rationale for implementing an overall quality management system in the laboratory is to

• prevent any possibility of testing error

• differentiate between qualitative and quantitative methods

• prevent potential errors in the laboratory’s path of workflow

• help to ensure that testing performed by the laboratory is accurate and reliable

All of the following are essential elements of the quality management system EXCEPT

• equipment management

• personnel management

• selection of customers

• process control

Ensuring that a product or service meets minimum standards often through testing a sample of products once they have been made.

• Quality Management

• Quality Assurance

• Quality Control

• Quality Committee

"A procedure by which a third party gives a written assurance that a product, process or service conforms to specific requirements."

This statement refers to

• Certification

• Accreditation

• Standardization

• Management

"A procedure by which an authoritative body gives formal recognition that a body or a person is competent to carry out specific tasks."

This statement refers to

• Certification

• Accreditation

• Standardization

• Management

Which of the following statements is correct in addressing Quality issues in a laboratory?

• Main responsibility falls to the Quality Manager

• Main responsibility falls to the top management

• Maintenance of quality is everyone's responsibility

• Quality works best without defining any specific person(s) as having main authority

Audit refers to

• an unbiased examination and evaluation of the financial statements of an organization.

• an adjustment or correction of accounts.

• attend a course without receiving academic credit.

• a formal activity carried out against policy, quality manual and procedures to independently examine the objective evidence and verify compliance or otherwise with specified requirement.

Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding internal audit?

• An internal procedure for process improvement.

• Internal auditor knows the inner workings of the organization.

• It examines a limited scope of services.

• Other issues may be reported.