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bobbysung

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Regulation grants the authority to stop production of blood products in a blood manufacturing organization when a problem is detected to which group of people?
 
  a. Executive members
  b. Leadership administrators
  c. Production managers
  d. Quality assurance unit

Question 2

Quality assurance is defined as
 
  a. conformance of a product or process with pre-established specifications
  b. documented evidence that provides a high degree of assurance that a specific process will consistently produce a product meeting predetermined specifications
  c. monitoring performed to ensure that the quality system is being adhered to and is effective
  d. standardization of an analytic instrument



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

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This is great. Thanks





 

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