ISO 22442-2:2020 - Medical devices utilizing animal tissues and their derivatives - Part 2: Controls on sourcing, collection and handling Free Practice Test — 30 Questions

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When evaluating the suitability of animal-derived materials for medical device manufacturing under ISO 22442-2:2020, which combination of factors most comprehensively addresses the potential for infectious agent transmission from the source animal population to the final product?

Thorough epidemiological surveillance of the donor animal population, coupled with validated inactivation or removal processes for relevant agents and detailed traceability of all sourced materials.
Prioritization of animal species with a history of low reported zoonotic disease incidence, irrespective of specific herd health management practices or post-collection processing.
Reliance solely on the geographical origin of the animals, assuming that animals from certain regions inherently possess a lower risk profile for all potential infectious agents.
Implementation of basic hygiene protocols during collection and handling, with a focus on the final sterilization step of the medical device as the primary risk mitigation measure.

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