MCQ of GDP Good Documentation Practice

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#1. What does GDP stand for in pharmaceutical documentation?

#2. Which of the following is NOT a principle of GDP?

#3. What is the golden rule of documentation?

#4. GDP is part of which regulatory umbrella?

#5. GDP ensures that documents are:

#6. In ALCOA, “A” stands for:

#7. In ALCOA, “L” means:

#8. “C” in ALCOA refers to:

#9. Which of these is part of ALCOA+ but not the original ALCOA?

#10. The “+” in ALCOA+ includes:

#11. You see a logbook entry written in pencil. This is a violation of which principle?

#12. . Backdating a record violates which ALCOA principle?

#13. Using white-out on a form is against GDP because it:

#14. Illegible handwriting in a logbook violates:

#15. Illegible handwriting in a logbook violates:

#16. Which correction method is compliant with GDP?

#17. Who is responsible for ensuring GDP compliance?

#18. What is the purpose of a controlled document?

#19. An uncontrolled copy is:

#20. SOP stands for:

#21. . What makes a document “controlled”?

#22. What is the “Right First Time” principle in documentation?

#23. A good GDP system must prevent:

#24. What is a logbook used for?

#25. Which is an example of contemporaneous documentation?

#26. Quality of documentation is measured by:

#27. GDP under GLP ensures:

#28. Which is NOT a part of GDP in pharma labs?

#29. Electronic data in GDP must be:

#30. Which format is best for traceable changes in GDP?

#31. In GLP, SOPs ensure:

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