RAC Study Guide 2026

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📋 RAC Exam Format at a Glance

120
Questions
120 min
Time Limit
75.00%
Passing Score

📚 RAC Topics to Study (42)

✍️ Sample RAC Questions & Answers

1. In regulatory strategic planning, a 'target product profile' (TPP) serves as:
✓ A prospective summary of the desired characteristics of a product that guides development decisions

The TPP is a prospective, dynamic document that articulates the intended clinical profile of the product and serves as a benchmark to align development and regulatory strategy.

2. What is the primary purpose of an Annual Product Review (APR) in pharmaceutical manufacturing?
✓ To assess consistency of existing processes and identify improvements

APRs evaluate the consistency of existing processes, quality of raw materials, and product quality to identify opportunities for improvement.

3. Which of the following activities is the BEST example of proactive post-market surveillance?
✓ Conducting a customer survey to gather data on device usability and performance in a real-world setting.

Proactive post-market surveillance involves activities initiated by the manufacturer to actively search for information about a device's performance, rather than waiting for events to be reported. A customer survey is a method of actively seeking out this information. Investigating complaints, submitting vigilance reports, and issuing corrections are all reactive measures taken in response to an identified issue or event.

4. Which regulatory strategy is most appropriate when a company needs to launch a product simultaneously in the US, EU, and Japan?
✓ Global regulatory harmonization strategy using ICH guidelines

A global harmonization strategy leveraging ICH guidelines enables concurrent submissions across regions by aligning data packages to shared standards.

5. What does an NDA submission include?
✓ Complete safety, efficacy, and manufacturing data

A New Drug Application (NDA) is a comprehensive submission to the FDA requesting approval to market a new drug in the U.S. It must include all data and information about the drug, including results from all clinical trials (safety and efficacy), detailed manufacturing processes, quality control information, and proposed labeling. The NDA demonstrates that the drug is safe and effective for its intended use.

6. Under 21 CFR 211.68, computerized systems used in drug manufacturing must have what safeguard?
✓ Input/output verification to ensure accuracy

21 CFR 211.68 requires that input to and output from computerized systems be checked for accuracy to prevent data integrity failures.

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