SOCRA CCRP EXAM 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM 200
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES |AGRADE
When is a short form ICF needed? - ANSWER- For subjects whose first
language is not English
What are the 10 points of the Nuremberg Code? - ANSWER- - Required
voluntary, informed consent
- Experiment aims at positive results for society
- Based on previous knowledge that justifies the experiment
- Study design avoids unnecessary physical and mental suffering and
injuries
- Not conducted if there is any reason to believe it implies a risk of death
or disabling injury
- Risks < Benefits>
- Preparations and facilities must be provided to protect subjects against
risks
- Staff must be fully trained and qualified
- Subject must be free to quit at any time
- Medical staff stop the experiment at any time if they observe
continuation would be dangerous.
When can an investigational product be used without a signed consent? -
ANSWER- - in a life threatening situation
- inability to communicate
- time is not sufficient
- no alternate approved method available that provides an equal or
greater likelihood of saving the subject's life
When can wards participate in a study? - ANSWER- - research related
to ward status
- conducted in an environment with majority of children are not wards
- advocate has best interest of child during research
- advocate must not be associated with guardian organization, clinical
investigation, or the investigator
How long must a Suspected Unexpected Serious Adverse Reaction
(SUSAR) be reported to the IRB? - ANSWER- </= 15 days
How long must an unanticipated adverse device effect (UADE) be
reported to the IRB? - ANSWER- </= 10 working days
How long must an unexpected fatal/life-threatening AE be reported to
the IRB? - ANSWER- <7>
How long do investigators need to keep current FDFs for? - ANSWERBefore study initiation, during the study, and 1 year after study
completion
What is a significant equity interest amount? - ANSWER- > $50,000
What is considered a significant payment made from the sponsor to the
investigator? - ANSWER- > $25,000
What is the main purpose of the IRB? - ANSWER- Assure protection of
rights, safety, and welfare of human subjects.
Who provides the final approval of a study?
a. Sponsor
b. FDA
c. IRB - ANSWER- c. IRB
IRB must find when approving a study: - ANSWER- - risks are
minimized
- risks are reasonable for the anticipated benefits
- selection of subjects is equitable
- ICF follows guidelines
- ICF documented appropriately
- Adequate provisions for monitoring data collected to ensure the safety
of subjects
- privacy and confidentiality is protected
- additional safeguards in place to protect vulnerable populations
- copies of research proposals reviewed
- minutes of IRB meetings
- records of continuing reviews
- copies of correspondence between IRB and investigator
- list of IRB members
- written procedures for the IRB
- statement of significant findings provided to subjects - ANSWERWhat is documented at IRB meetings?
What are significant risk devices? - ANSWER- - implants with potential
serious risks
- used to support or sustain human life
- substantial importance in diagnosing, curing, or treating disease
What kind of investigational devices are exempt from Premarket
approval requirements? (IDE) - ANSWER- - diagnostic devices that are
non-invasive
- for vet or lab use
- custom device not intended for commercial distribution
- distrubuted prior to May 1976
Who must be part of the IRB members? - ANSWER- - males and
females
- varied background
- at least 5 members
- 1 scientific background
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