CPGP · Question #117
What are the goals of a metrology program in pharmaceutical manufacturing? (Choose two) Response:
The correct answer is A. Ensuring measurement accuracy and reliability C. Maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements. Metrology - the science of measurement - serves two critical purposes in pharmaceutical manufacturing: ensuring that instruments and processes produce accurate, reliable measurements (A) and that these practices meet regulatory standards set by bodies like the FDA or USP (C)…
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What are the goals of a metrology program in pharmaceutical manufacturing? (Choose two) Response:
Options
- AEnsuring measurement accuracy and reliability
- BAchieving celebrity endorsements for the manufacturing process
- CMaintaining compliance with regulatory requirements
- DShowcasing the facility's technological advancements on social media
How the community answered
(16 responses)- A81% (13)
- B13% (2)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
Metrology - the science of measurement - serves two critical purposes in pharmaceutical manufacturing: ensuring that instruments and processes produce accurate, reliable measurements (A) and that these practices meet regulatory standards set by bodies like the FDA or USP (C).
Options B and D are clearly wrong because metrology is a technical quality-control discipline focused on measurement systems, not marketing activities - celebrity endorsements and social media showcasing have no relevance to measurement science or manufacturing compliance.
Memory tip: Think of metrology as the "measurement watchdog" - it guards product quality (accuracy/reliability) and legality (regulatory compliance). If an answer choice sounds like a PR or marketing activity, eliminate it immediately in this context.
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