SOCRA CCRP Practice Exam

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What classification is given by the FDA when objectionable conditions don't meet the regulatory threshold?

The correct answer is: VAI

The FDA will give a Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI) classification when objectionable conditions are found during an inspection, but they do not meet the threshold for regulatory action. The other options may seem plausible, but they are not correct because they do not accurately reflect the situation described in the question. OAI (Official Action Indicated) would be given if the objectionable conditions were serious enough to warrant regulatory action. NAI (No Action Indicated) would be given if no objectionable conditions were found. And UAI (Unofficial Action Indicated) is not a classification used by the FDA.