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T level Good Scientific Practice

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it important for everyone to follow SOPs?

a)

To ensure safety and consistency

b)

To allow for personal interpretation

c)

To reduce costs

d)

To increase speed

2.

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

a)

To ensure accuracy and reliability

b)

To reduce the need for training

c)

To increase speed

d)

To allow for creative use

3.

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

a)

Ensures consistency and reliability

b)

Increases unpredictability

c)

Allows for random outcomes

d)

Ensures variability in results

4.

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

a)

Predictability

b)

Unpredictability

c)

Variability

d)

Randomness

5.

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

a)

Consistency

b)

Unpredictability

c)

Reproducibility

d)

Reliability

6.

What is the relationship between consistency and quality in SOPs?

a)

Consistency without quality is enough

b)

Consistency without quality is not enough

c)

Quality is not necessary if there is consistency

d)

Quality and consistency are unrelated

7.

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

a)

To certify that a medicinal product meets relevant requirements

b)

To design marketing strategies

c)

To manage financial accounts

d)

To oversee human resources

8.

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

a)

Controlling production and distribution

b)

Maintaining a central deposit

c)

Ignoring old versions

d)

Maintaining a central index

9.

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

a)

To remove all versions

b)

To access but not remove or download SOPs

c)

To destroy old versions

d)

To create new versions

10.

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

a)

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

b)

Increasing employee productivity

c)

Reducing operational costs

d)

Enhancing customer satisfaction

11.

What is the primary reason good ventilation is important in preventing the spread of infections?

a)

It reduces humidity.

b)

It prevents the accumulation of dust.

c)

It helps disperse aerosols that can transmit infections.

d)

It increases room temperature.

12.

What should you consider regarding health and safety in your workplace?

a)

The color of the walls.

b)

The type of flooring.

c)

The risks covered and necessary precautions.

d)

The brand of equipment used.

13.

What is a likely result of breaking equipment due to not following SOPs?

a)

Decreased costs

b)

Increased repair or replacement costs

c)

Faster production

d)

Improved equipment quality

14.

What is one of the factors that apply to not maintaining equipment properly?

a)

Increased efficiency

b)

Spread of infection

c)

Reduced costs

d)

Improved lifespan

15.

What is the main risk associated with contaminated endoscopes?

a)

Outbreaks of infectious disease

b)

Equipment malfunction

c)

Increased cost

d)

Longer procedure times