T level Good Scientific Practice

Why is it important for everyone to follow SOPs?

• To ensure safety and consistency

• To allow for personal interpretation

• To reduce costs

• To increase speed

Why is it important to calibrate and test equipment to ensure it is fit for use?

• To ensure accuracy and reliability

• To reduce the need for training

• To increase speed

• To allow for creative use

What is a key benefit of using SOPs in scientific and clinical settings?

• Ensures consistency and reliability

• Increases unpredictability

• Allows for random outcomes

• Ensures variability in results

Which of the following is a principle of good practice in scientific and clinical settings?

• Predictability

• Unpredictability

• Variability

• Randomness

Which of the following is NOT an objective of good practice in scientific and clinical settings?

• Consistency

• Unpredictability

• Reproducibility

• Reliability

What is the relationship between consistency and quality in SOPs?

• Consistency without quality is enough

• Consistency without quality is not enough

• Quality is not necessary if there is consistency

• Quality and consistency are unrelated

What is the role of a qualified person (QP) in pharmaceutical production?

• To certify that a medicinal product meets relevant requirements

• To design marketing strategies

• To manage financial accounts

• To oversee human resources

Which of the following is NOT a method to ensure you have the latest version of an SOP?

• Controlling production and distribution

• Maintaining a central deposit

• Ignoring old versions

• Maintaining a central index

What is the role of a central deposit in version control?

• To remove all versions

• To access but not remove or download SOPs

• To destroy old versions

• To create new versions

What is one of the risks mentioned in section A3.3?

• Ensuring working environments are clean, tidy, and hazard-free

• Increasing employee productivity

• Reducing operational costs

• Enhancing customer satisfaction