Pharmaceutical Microbiology Manual
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ORA.007 Pharmaceutical Microbiology Manual
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- Revised: 25 Aug 2020 Title: Pharmaceutical Microbiology Manual
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OOD AND D RUG A DMINISTRATION O FFICE OF R EGULATORY A FFAIRS Office of Regulatory Science Document Number: ORA.007 Revision #: 02 Revised: 25 Aug 2020 Title: Pharmaceutical Microbiology Manual Page 46 of 92 For the most current and official copy, check QMiS. point standard functions as the testable detection range and is prepared from a traceable and within expiry USP Reference Standard (RS). The USP <81> states the following criteria for both the Plate and Tube Methods: 1. The calculated potency of the test antibiotic/unknown sample ([U 3 ]) must be 80% to 125% of the median reference standard ([S 3 ]); 2. Relative standard deviation for all measured (i.e. millimeters or absorbance) and calculated data (e.g. averages) is NMT 10%; and, 3. Testing is performed in triplicate over a period of three independent test runs The USP <81> Plate Method further states: 1. The percentage coefficient of determinations (%R 2 ) for each standard curve will be NLT 95% (i.e. correlation coefficient of NLT 0.9750); and, 2. ZOIs for all media reference standard ([S 3 ] will measure between 14-16 mm). The USP <81> Tube Method further states: 1. The percentage coefficient of determinations (%R 2 ) for each standard curve will be NLT 90% (i.e. correlation coefficient of NLT 0.950); and, 2. Absorbance values of the media reference standard ([S 3 ]) are predetermined per antibiotic. Refer USP <81> for testing parameters and acceptable data requirements. B. Equipment Antibiotic potency testing is a quantitative test dependent upon the preparation and use of growth media, reagents, test organism and antibiotic standards; therefore, Class A volumetric glassware is used in the preparation of the test antibiotic/unknown sample, reference standard and dilutions of the reference standard. Class A glassware is physically labeled either “to deliver” (TD) or “to contain” (TC). An understanding of Class A glassware prior to laboratory use is required. For example, a high viscous liquid (e.g. antibiotic ointment) cannot be delivered from a “to deliver” Class A pipette. “To deliver” Class A pipettes solely rely on gravity to assist in evacuation. In the case of the antibiotic ointment, the ointment would remain in the Class A pipette at time of evacuation. However, USP <81> states sterile and disposable glassware can also be used for any measurement of test antibiotic/unknown sample, reference standard and dilutions of the reference standard. Standard laboratory glassware such as beakers, funnels, flasks, roux and 1-2 liter bottles are also required. Sterile and disposable equipment such as test |
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