
Pyrogen and endotoxin test
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- Q1Which organism is commonly used in the Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) test?Horseshoe crabStarfishSeahorseJellyfish30s
- Q2What is the main source of endotoxins in the human body?ParasitesGram-negative bacteriaFungiGram-positive bacteria30s
- Q3Which of the following is a common symptom of pyrogenic response?HeadacheMuscle sorenessFeverCough30s
- Q4What is the principle behind the Pyrogen test?Determining cellular responseIdentifying genetic mutationsMeasuring antibody levelsDetecting fever-causing substances30s
- Q5What is pyrogen separation?A process to add pyrogens to pharmaceutical productsA process to sterilize pharmaceutical productsA process to remove pyrogens from pharmaceutical productsA process to test the presence of pyrogens in pharmaceutical products30s
- Q6What is the primary source of pyrogens in pharmaceutical products?Improper storage conditionsContaminated raw materialsManufacturing equipmentHuman error during production30s
- Q7Why is pyrogen separation important in the pharmaceutical industry?To prevent adverse reactions in patientsTo enhance the color and appearance of productsTo minimize the cost of productionTo increase the shelf life of products30s
- Q8What are some common methods used for pyrogen separation in pharmaceutical production?Chemical disinfectionFreezing and lyophilizationRadiation sterilizationFiltration and depyrogenation ovens30s
- Q9What is the purpose of endotoxin testing in pyrogen separation?To determine the efficacy of pyrogen removal methodsTo assess the product's stability over timeTo test the pH level of the productTo ensure the absence of bacterial contamination30s
- Q10Which regulatory agency sets guidelines for pyrogen separation in the pharmaceutical industry?CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)WHO (World Health Organization)EMA (European Medicines Agency)FDA (Food and Drug Administration)30s
- Q11What are some common symptoms of pyrogenic reactions in patients?Fever, chills, and inflammationSkin rash, itching, and hivesDizziness, fatigue, and headacheNausea, vomiting, and diarrhea30s
- Q12What is the defined limit for endotoxin levels in pharmaceutical products?1 microgram per milliliter (µg/mL)Depends on the product and route of administration10 parts per million (ppm)100 parts per billion (ppb)30s
- Q13Which of the following is NOT a method for pyrogen separation in pharmaceutical production?Depyrogenation ovensRadiation sterilizationFiltrationChemical disinfection30s
- Q14What is the purpose of the Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) test in endotoxin measurement?To determine bacterial growthTo identify viral contaminantsTo measure pH levels in a sampleTo detect the presence of endotoxins30s
- Q15What is the purpose of an endotoxin test?To detect bacterial contaminationTo measure pH levelsTo identify viral infectionsTo determine toxin levels30s