Question 21
During new drug development, a new impurity in the drug substance is detected at a level of 0.12%. The
intended maximum daily dose Is less than 2 g/day, and the drug Is known generally not to be toxic.
What should be done in response to identifying the impurity?
Question 22
After numerous failed attempts to decrease an identified risk in a medical device to an acceptable level,
the medical device continues to have unacceptable risks. However, the development team wants to
continue development. Which is the BEST recommendation to make in this situation?
Question 23
Company X acquires Company Y. Both companies produce pharmaceuticals distributed globally. A
regulatory authority requires that all labeling for Company Y's products be converted to Company X within
three months. The regulatory affairs professional at Company X concludes that it is not feasible to meet
this request within the time frame.
Which is the FIRST step that the regulatory affairs professional at Company X should take to address the
situation?
Question 24
A company is preparing the submission package for a drug to be registered in international markets.
When preparing the legal documentation, which document MUST comply with the WHO
recommendations?
Question 25
A company's product was approved by a regulatory authority with the condition that further studies must
be completed prior to full approval of the product.
To minimize product-associated risk to patients during the period of conditional approval, what is the
LEAST effective way to achieve this goal?
