This document is a quiz with questions and answers about assuring quality in sample handling and test results. It covers topics like unique sample identification, quality control criteria, proficiency testing requirements, documenting sample receipt issues, and addressing quality control failures by correcting problems and preventing incorrect results from being reported. The overall purpose is to ensure samples are properly tracked and handled, quality standards are met, and testing provides accurate results for customers.
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Quality management system
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Quality Management System Sample Handling Quiz Answer Key 2017_v0.1
This document is a quiz with questions and answers about assuring quality in sample handling and test results. It covers topics like unique sample identification, quality control criteria, proficiency testing requirements, documenting sample receipt issues, and addressing quality control failures by correcting problems and preventing incorrect results from being reported. The overall purpose is to ensure samples are properly tracked and handled, quality standards are met, and testing provides accurate results for customers.
This document is a quiz with questions and answers about assuring quality in sample handling and test results. It covers topics like unique sample identification, quality control criteria, proficiency testing requirements, documenting sample receipt issues, and addressing quality control failures by correcting problems and preventing incorrect results from being reported. The overall purpose is to ensure samples are properly tracked and handled, quality standards are met, and testing provides accurate results for customers.
Sample Handling and Assuring the Quality of Test Results
Quiz-Answer Key Passing score = 80% [Answers in RED] Select the correct answer. 1. T F All samples should have a unique ID. (Answer: T) 2. T F QC must have predefined criteria. (Answer: T)
3. T F Once QC fails, you can do nothing about it. (Answer: F)
4. T F Accrediting bodies require proficiency testing. (Answer: T)
5. T F Proficiency testing is part of the laboratory’s overall QC plan. (Answer: T) 6. T F Sample handling only is intended to meet the needs of the laboratory, not the customer. (Answer: F)
7. Sample handling procedures should include: (Answer: D)
A. Transportation of B. Receipt of sample and C. Storage of the samples D. A, B & C samples disposal of samples
8. Sample receipt should document: (Answer: D)
A. Departures from B. Discussions with the C. Consultations with the D. A, B, & C specified sample conditions customer customer if samples are not be suitable for testing, do not conform to the description provided, or the requested test is not specified in sufficient detail
9. What does QC stand for?: (Answer: C)
A. Quality Competence B. Quality Comprehension C. Quality Control D. Quality Criteria
10. What should be done when QC fails? (Answer: D)
A. Correct the problem B. Prevent incorrect results C. Blame fate D. A & B from being reported