Wednesday, January 9, 2019
7:49 AM
MAHIN ZOYA
Fumigation
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SOP- Fumigation
Objective : To lay down a procedure for fumigation using
fogger.
Scope : This procedure is applicable to the production &
QC.
Responsibility :
1.
Operator, Production is responsible to follow this SOP.
2. Production Chemist/Officer / Head of the Department
shall be responsible for the implementation of this SOP.
3.
QA Officer shall be responsible for compliance of the
SOP.
7:46 AM
MAHIN ZOYA
LAF, LAMINAR AIR FLOW
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PROCEDURE FOR CLEANING OF LAMINAR AIR FLOW
Procedure:
Preacautions:
Use protective hand gloves.
Switch
‘OFF’ the laminar air flow if it is ‘ON’.
After switching
‘OFF’ the LAF ensure that the manometer is showing ‘zero’ reading.
Sunday, December 16, 2018
9:27 AM
SANA BASRI PATEL
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Procedure for entry and exit in Manufacturing
Area
Procedure
Entry
in Manufacturing Area-I
Open
the door of air lock of manufacturing area-I and enter into the air lock.
Take
an apron from SS cabinet and wear it.
Ensure
the nose mask & cap is wore.
Wear
the hand gloves.
Disinfect
hands with 70% IPA.
Open
the door and enter in to manufacturing area-I.
Exit
from Manufacturing Area-I.
Open
the door and enter into the air lock.
Remove
the apron and keep it in the “Used linen Bin”.
Open
the door and exit from manufacturing area-I.
9:26 AM
SANA BASRI PATEL
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Procedure for entry & exit in sterile area sterile area.
Precautions :
Among all the persons duly entered in sterile area, only
those whose names are laid down in the list are applicable for
this procedure. Others are
not permitted strictly.
Ensure about the overall
cleanliness of change room.
Aware about the personal hygiene during all activities.
Do not touch any surfaces with hands. Try to use elbow for pushing
the door during entry.
Do not make rapid movement.
Enter in to next change room only when the door of first one is
closed.
Gowning procedure is strictly followed as per laid down sequence.
Try to Keep yourself inside the sterile area for half session of
the work.
Avoid talking, if required use gestures preferably.
Entry Procedure
:
Airlock – I
Open the door of Airlock – I and enter in to the Airlock – I
Take out your footwear meant for manufacturing premises and keep
them on
the rack provided therein .
Remove the factory garments and keep it in the cupboard.
Push the doors slowly and take entry in air lock –II.
Airlock – II
Disinfect your hands with filtered 70% IPA.
Pick up a set of sterilized garments from cupboard having
Do the gowning strictly as per laid down sequence as mentioned below.
While gowning the sterile dress should not touch to the floor.
Headgear
Boiler suit (single piece)
Booties
footwear
Look at mirror for tidiness and neatness and then only enter in
third air lock
by opening the door gently with the help of elbow.
Airlock – III
In third air lock, disinfect your hands with filtered 70% IPA.
Pick up a set of sterile hand gloves and wear it properly.
Disinfect the hands again with filtered 70% IPA. Allow to dry.
Enter in sterile corridor by pushing the door with elbow.
Disburse according to your work allotment in sterile area of
manufacturing premises.
Exit Procedure:
Airlock – IV
After completion of the
job, open the door of fourth air lock and enter in
Airlock – IV.
Remove the used sterile
garments as laid down sequence.
Hand gloves
Foot wear
Booties
Boiler suit
Head gear
and put them in the bag and discard the set of dress in the “Used
Linen
Bin” provided in fourth air lock.
Open the door of 1St
air lock and enter in it. Put on the
factory garments and foot wears.
Open the door of corridor and come out in non sterile corridor.
9:23 AM
SANA BASRI PATEL
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Procedure for performing
Bubble point test.
Procedure
Precautions
And Instructions:
Bubble
point testing of membrane filter assembly should be performed before and after
aseptic filtration of the solution by manufacturing chemist, and record there
of should be maintained in the B.M.R.
Requirements:
Bubble point test assembly.
Procedures:
Remove
the sterilized membrane filter assembly in sterile area.
Attach
sterile silicon tubing at both ends.
Fill
2 liters sterile water for injection in bubble point test apparatus.
Attach
upper end of silicon tube to the bubble point test apparatus and lower end to
another sterile glass flask.
Filter
2 liters of sterile distilled water through membrane using Nitrogen pressure.
Remove
the upper silicon tube and attach Nitrogen tube to the upper end of membrane
holder.
Gradually
increase the Nitrogen pressure up to 25 PSI
(1.5 lbs) and check for 30 seconds.
No
bubble should come out from lower end of lower tube (which is dipped in the
sterile distilled water) and there should be no fall in pressure,
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
8:22 AM
SANA BASRI PATEL
HOMEOPATHY
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CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES OF HOMEOPATHY
Hippocrates (460 BC -370 BC), the father of medicine, had insisted that the physician has to study the patient, not just illness. In treating patients, he should do everything to assist the nature, the great healer, to affect cure. He advocated similimum. Rig Veda, the source book from which ayurveda originated, states that ‘a cure for poison lies in the poison itself’.
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