Consequence of Deviation slide

What is the primary focus of Teleflex’s decision-making process?

• Cost Reduction

• Market Expansion

• Technological Innovation

• Patient Safety

Which of the following is NOT one of the behavioral standards at Teleflex?

• Patient Focused

• Accountable

•  Risk Averse

• Solution Minded

What is the key consequence of poor product quality?

• Improved product sales

• Enhanced product reputation

• Risk of patient harm or death

• Faster shipment times 

Which rule is used to describe the escalating impact of quality deviations?

• 1:10:100 Rule

• 50:100 Rule

• 5:15:50 Rule

• 1:100:1000 Rule

What are the examples of internal impacts of deviations?

• Increased sales

• Operational costs and rework

• Product recalls

• Employee promotions

Which of the following is an FDA requirement to ensure proper manufacturing practices?

• Inspecting every product

• Following cGMP guidelines

• Immediate shipping

• Outsourcing quality control

A design failure that is not addressed can lead to:

• Higher product demand

• Competitive advantage

• Product recalls

• Decreased manufacturing costs

What action is required if a product has incorrect labeling?

• Revise the labeling procedure and retrain staff

• Disregard and ship the product

• Delay the product without further steps

• Replace the label manually

Which of the following is a potential harm caused by poor catheter manufacturing?

• Patient satisfaction

• Improved oxygen levels

• Air embolism

• Faster recovery time

Why should all manufacturing changes be carefully assessed before implementation?

• To reduce costs

• To increase production speed

• To attract more investors

• To comply with legal, regulatory, and product safety concerns