What is the purpose of an IRB? Correct Answer To protect the rights and welfare of human subjects of research
When must the investigator obtain IRB approval of the study and the consent form? Correct Answer Before enr
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What is the purpose of an IRB? Correct Answer To protect the rights and welfare of human subjects of research
When must the investigator obtain IRB approval of the study and the consent form? Correct Answer Before enrolling any patients in the study
The IRB must inform the investigator the study has been approved by: Correct Answer Written notification saying it has been approved
For initial approval of proposed research, the investigator must submit to the IRB: Correct Answer The full protocol and the informed consent
Any proposed advertising for the study: Correct Answer Must be submitted to the IRB and approved before it can be used
Any amendment that ____________ must be approved by the IRB prior to implementation.
a. Increases the risk to subjects
b. Decreases the number of subjects
c. Changes the protocol in anyway
d. All of the above
e. None of the above Correct Answer A. Increases the risk to subjects
Which of the following are necessary to waive consent?
a. Subject is unable to give consent
b. No time or unable to contact next of kin
c. Life-threatening condition
d. No other treatment available
e. None of the above
f. All of the above Correct Answer f. All of the above
The investigator's signature must be on the consent form. True or false? Correct Answer False
The process by which a subject voluntarily confirms his or her willingness to participate in a clinical trial is known as: Correct Answer Informed consent
Informed consent is documented by: Correct Answer A written, signed, and dated informed consent form
Which signatures are required by regulation to be on the consent form?
a. The investigator
b. The subject
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