Premier Weekly Test 2

The given options are names of manufacturers. The question asks for the wrongly validated manufacturer. This implies that the other options have been validated correctly, but the validation process for CARDINAL HEALTH 200, LLC was incorrect.

The term "VALIDATED VOLUME/WEIGHT" suggests that it refers to units of measurement used to quantify volume or weight. Millilitres, Pounds, and Ounce are all commonly used units to measure volume or weight. However, "French" does not represent a unit of measurement for volume or weight. Therefore, it will not go in VALIDATED VOLUME/WEIGHT.

The term "Trochanter" is the wrong term with regards to Ergonomic Location. The trochanter is a bony prominence on the femur bone, not a location in the body. Abdominal refers to the area of the body between the chest and the pelvis. Cortical refers to the outer layer of an organ or structure. Femoral refers to the thigh area. Therefore, trochanter is the incorrect term in this context.

Validated Pediatrics will be Yes for both adolescents and infants.

The correct answer is VALIDATED SHAPE. This is because bone plates come in different shapes, such as narrow, wide, and standard, which are validated and approved for use in medical procedures. The shape of the bone plate is an important factor in determining its effectiveness and compatibility with the patient's anatomy. Therefore, validating the shape ensures that the bone plate will fit properly and provide the necessary support and stability for the bone during the healing process.

The "Orange Book" is used to capture the DEA Code. The DEA Code refers to the Drug Enforcement Administration Code, which is a unique identifier assigned to controlled substances by the DEA. The Orange Book is a publication by the FDA that lists approved drug products with therapeutic equivalence evaluations. It includes information about the DEA Code for controlled substances, allowing for proper identification and regulation of these drugs.

Validated Implant refers to a medical device that has undergone a thorough validation process to ensure its safety and effectiveness. In the case of temporary aneurysm clips, these are used during neurosurgical procedures to clamp off blood vessels temporarily. Since these clips are not intended to be permanently implanted in the body, they may not undergo the same level of validation as other implants. Therefore, the answer is that Validated Implant will be NO for Temporary Aneurysm Clips.

The given statement suggests that the GLN number can have 12 digits, which is incorrect. The GLN number always has 13 digits and cannot have any other number of digits.

The term "sterilizable" refers to something that can be sterilized, meaning it can be made free from bacteria and other microorganisms. In the given options, "VALIDATED REUSABILITY" is the only choice that captures the idea of something being able to be used again after being sterilized. "VALIDATED STERILITY" refers to something that has been proven to be sterile, while "VALIDATED PACKAGED AS STERILE" refers to something that has been packaged in a sterile manner. Therefore, the correct answer is "VALIDATED REUSABILITY" as it aligns with the concept of sterilizability.

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The answer "All of the above" is correct because it states that all the values mentioned in the given list (2XL, XS, XXXL) are wrong in terms of Validated Size. This means that none of these values are considered valid or correct in the context of Validated Size.

FLEXIMA is the correct brand name out of the options given. The other options (MILTEX, DEBAKEY, and MACCONKEY) do not sound like brand names and are not commonly associated with any specific products or companies. FLEXIMA, on the other hand, has a more distinctive and recognizable sound to it, making it a more likely choice for a brand name.

The correct answer is "Orthopedic" because the category mentioned in the question is "Forearm or wrist or thumb orthopedic softgoods." Therefore, the correct type for this category would be orthopedic, as it refers to medical devices or products related to the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders or injuries.

Both Option 1 and Option 2 are correct because they both represent the same information. "1CA/10EA" means that there is 1 case containing 10 units, and "1CA/10UN" means the same thing - 1 case with 10 units. Therefore, both options accurately represent the fact that the products come in a case of 10 units.

If a product is a kit and MSDS sheets are available for the various components of the kit, it means that each component may have different hazardous properties and safety information. Therefore, it is necessary to populate multiple MSDS for the components to ensure that all the relevant safety information is provided for each component. This will help users to understand the potential hazards associated with each component and take appropriate safety measures.

The correct answer is all the three formats because a 10-digit NDC code can be found in any of the given formats: 4-4-2 format, 5-3-2 format, and 5-4-1 format. This means that a 10-digit NDC code can have four digits followed by four digits and then two digits, or it can have five digits followed by three digits and then two digits, or it can have five digits followed by four digits and then one digit. Therefore, all three formats are valid for a 10-digit NDC code.

The word "Orange" in a Supplemental Formula indicates flavor. This means that the formula contains an orange flavor, which could be used to enhance the taste of the supplement. The word "Orange" does not refer to the color of the formula, but rather to the specific taste that it provides.

The given match "Unisex- Size" is wrong because "Unisex" refers to a style or design that is suitable for both males and females, and it is not related to size. Size refers to the dimensions or measurements of an object or garment. Therefore, the match between "Unisex" and "Size" is incorrect.

The correct answer is VALIDATED BRAND NAME because both Chromic Gut and Plain Gut are types of sutures, and sutures are typically identified by their brand names. The term "validated" suggests that the brand name has been approved or confirmed as appropriate for use in the context of sutures. Therefore, capturing Chromic Gut and Plain Gut in a validated brand name would ensure that the specific types of sutures are accurately identified and used.

The attribute "Balloon Expanding" is wrongly matched with the term "Secondary Characteristic" in the context of stents. This implies that the expansion of the balloon is not considered a secondary characteristic of stents.