Core Concepts and Principles Flashcards
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Which group requires additional protections under Subpart D of 45 CFR 46?
Answer: Children
Subpart D provides additional protections for children involved as research subjects.
When a child participates in research, which combination is typically required?
Answer: Parental permission and the child's assent when appropriate
Minors cannot legally consent, so parental permission plus age-appropriate assent is generally required.
What is the main goal of a Phase I clinical trial?
Answer: Assess safety, tolerability, and dosing in a small group
Phase I trials focus on safety, dosage range, and pharmacokinetics, usually in a small number of participants.
Which is an example of a protocol deviation?
Answer: Performing a study visit outside the protocol-specified window
Any departure from the IRB-approved protocol, such as an out-of-window visit, is a deviation that must be documented.
Under HIPAA, which item is considered protected health information when linked to health data?
Answer: A participant's date of birth
Dates directly related to an individual, such as birth date, are among HIPAA's 18 identifiers.
What is the purpose of a Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB)?
Answer: Independently review accumulating data to protect participant safety and study integrity
A DSMB is an independent group that periodically reviews safety and efficacy data and can recommend stopping or modifying a trial.
Which sampling method gives every member of the population an equal chance of selection?
Answer: Simple random sampling
Simple random sampling gives each population member an equal probability of being chosen.