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Understanding Change Control vs. Deviation

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The formulation of a product is being adjusted to improve stability. Which documentation process should be followed?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

2.

During routine production, an operator accidentally uses the wrong cleaning agent. What should be documented?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

3.

A new piece of equipment is being installed in the manufacturing line. Which process applies?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

4.

A deviation from the standard operating procedure (SOP) occurs due to a power outage. What should be filed?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

5.

The location of a critical manufacturing step is being moved to a different facility. What process should be followed?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

6.

A batch of product does not meet its specified quality criteria during in-process testing. What process should be followed?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

7.

A new supplier has been selected for a critical raw material. What process should be initiated?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

8.

A discrepancy in the batch yield is identified after the manufacturing process is completed. What should be reported?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

9.

Updating the design of a product's primary packaging to enhance its stability. What process should be initiated?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

10.

To comply with updated regulatory guidelines, the company decides to modify its manufacturing process. What should be implemented?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

11.

A deviation from GMP guidelines is noticed during the manufacturing process. What should be documented?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

12.

A change in the packaging material for a product is being considered. What process should be initiated?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

13.

During an internal audit, it is discovered that a calibration schedule for an instrument was missed. What should be documented?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

14.

A significant increase in production capacity is planned due to higher demand. What process should be initiated?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

15.

An unplanned maintenance activity on a production line causes a delay in the scheduled manufacturing process. What should be filed?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

16.

A new SOP for a cleaning procedure is being introduced. What process should be initiated?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

17.

A decision is made to switch to a more eco-friendly solvent in the production process. Which process applies?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

18.

An error in the documentation process is identified during a quality audit. What needs to be reported?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

19.

A new training program for employees on a revised SOP is being introduced. What process should be initiated?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

20.

A decision is made to use a different analytical method for quality control testing. Which process applies?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

21.

A critical process parameter is not controlled within the specified limits during a production run. What should be reported?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

22.

A batch record review finds that a required temperature was not maintained during storage. Which process is relevant?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

23.

An operator fails to record data in a batch record as required by the SOP. What should be filed?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

24.

A software upgrade for the automated production control system is planned. What process should be followed?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation

25.

A mix-up of raw materials occurs in the warehouse, leading to a potential contamination risk. What should be documented?

a)

Change Control

b)

Deviation