SOCRA CCRP Practice Exam

Which component of a Quality System involves correcting issues that have been identified?

1. Policies/procedures

2. QA/auditing

3. CAPA

4. Training

The correct answer is: CAPA

CAPA stands for Corrective and Preventative Actions, which is a key component of a Quality System. This involves identifying and correcting issues or non-conformities that have been found through audits, inspections, or other quality control activities. Option A, Policies/procedures, may seem like a relevant answer, but this mainly involves creating and documenting the processes and procedures for a Quality System, not necessarily correcting issues. Option D, Training, is important for ensuring employees are knowledgeable about quality standards and procedures, but it does not specifically address the correction of identified issues. Option B, QA/auditing, is closely related, as it involves reviewing and monitoring processes and systems for compliance, but it does not encompass the corrective actions that need to be taken. CAPA, however, is a specific component that focuses solely on identifying, correcting, and preventing quality issues, making it the