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ISO17025_PART 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

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1.

In a bustling city, a new laboratory is seeking to establish its credibility in the medical field. To do this, they need to demonstrate their competence through a recognized process. Which document defines accreditation as a third-party attestation of competence?

a)

ISO/IEC 9001:2015

b)

ISO/IEC 17011:2004

c)

ISO 15189:2007

d)

ISO Guide 2:1996

2.

In a professional development workshop, Avery is explaining the difference between certification and accreditation. She emphasizes that certification is different from accreditation in that it focuses on:

a)

Competency assessment

b)

Test reliability

c)

Conformity to requirements

d)

Uncertainty estimation

3.

In a laboratory setting, Michael is responsible for ensuring that all testing procedures meet the required standards. He knows that accreditation ensures:

a)

Higher profits

b)

Technically valid procedures and results

c)

Free testing services

d)

Automatic government funding

4.

In a quality assurance meeting, the team discussed the importance of certification in their industry. They highlighted that certification is:

a)

A process used to verify competency

b)

A third-party written assurance of conformity

c)

Performed only by government bodies

d)

Appropriate for forensic laboratories

5.

Elijah is looking to ensure that his laboratory meets international standards. He wonders, which type of body evaluates a laboratory for ISO/IEC 17025?

a)

Trade body

b)

Accreditation body (AB)

c)

Legal firm

d)

Academic board

6.

During the process of obtaining accreditation for her new bakery, Maya is curious about the steps involved. She wonders which of the following is *not* part of the accreditation process?

a)

Application

b)

Pre-assessment audit

c)

Product launch

d)

Surveillance audit

7.

In a company, the re-assessment audit occurs:

a)

Monthly

b)

Every 3 years

c)

Weekly

d)

Bi-annually

8.

During a recent conference on quality assurance in Malaysia, a speaker mentioned that SAMM is the acronym for:

a)

System Accreditation for Malaysian Manufacturing

b)

Skim Akreditasi Makmal Malaysia

c)

Standards and Manuals Malaysia

d)

Standard Assurance for Micro Labs

9.

In a recent meeting, a group of professionals discussed the various types of SAMM accreditation available for laboratories. They noted that SAMM accreditation includes many testing services, but one of the following is not included. Which one is it?

a)

Veterinary testing

b)

Legal certification

c)

DNA profiling

d)

Electrical testing

10.

In a busy hospital, the laboratory is seeking accreditation to ensure the highest quality of testing and patient care. The lab manager, William, is researching which standard is specifically used for medical laboratories to guide their accreditation process.

a)

ISO/IEC 17025

b)

ISO 15189

c)

ISO 14001

d)

ISO 22000

11.

In a recent project, Priya was tasked with ensuring compliance with the SAMM scheme. She needed to understand what STR documents stood for in this context. Can you help her?

a)

Standard Test Results

b)

Sample Trace Requirements

c)

Specific Technical Requirements

d)

Standardized Testing Regulations

12.

In a laboratory setting, Mason is responsible for ensuring that all measurement results are accurately traced and documented. He follows the guidelines set forth in SAMM Policy 2, which emphasizes the importance of:

a)

Traceability of measurement results

b)

Staff training

c)

Waste management

d)

Customer service

13.

During a recent meeting, the team discussed the guidelines for using the accreditation symbol in their marketing materials. Which SAMM policy outlines the conditions for using this symbol?

a)

Policy 5

b)

Policy 3

c)

Policy 8

d)

Policy 10

14.

In a global marketplace, a testing laboratory is seeking to enhance its credibility and ensure that its test results are recognized internationally. Which of the following is an objective of accreditation for this laboratory?

a)

Promote international acceptance of test results

b)

Increase brand awareness

c)

Control internal financing

d)

Ensure customer satisfaction surveys

15.

During a recent international conference on laboratory standards, a speaker mentioned the importance of global cooperation in laboratory accreditation. She emphasized the role of various organizations in ensuring quality and consistency across laboratories worldwide. What does ILAC stand for?

a)

International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation

b)

International Lab and Analysis Council

c)

Institute for Lab Assessment and Calibration

d)

International Licensing Accreditation Council