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b. The specific question being addressed in the study directs the choice of the
control group or groups for the study.
c. All good studies have a placebo control arm.
3. Mark the TRUE statement about Blinding/Masking.
a. A purpose of blinding or masking is to reduce the possibility of bias impacting
study outcomes.
b. There are almost always design features that can be implemented to at least
partially mask a study.
c. A few of the different labels applied to studies include double-blind, single-
masked, assessor-masked, unmasked, or open-label.
d. Protocols should clearly specify who is masked, why, to what information each
person is masked, and the criteria for unmasking.
e. All of the above
4. Which of the following is a type of randomized study?
a. Group sequential trial
c. Cohort study
d. Case-control study
5. Epidemiology assumes disease has causal and preventative factors that can be
identified through systematic investigation.
a. Yes
b. No
6. The anachronism C.U.E. represents the cardinal elements of a desired and
important partnership between patient/volunteers and researchers. The letters C.U.E
.stand for Communication, Understanding, and Empathy.
a. True
b. False
7. The main purpose(s) of establishing exclusionary criteria is/are:
a. For balancing between-participant variance
d. B and C only
8. What are reasons for carefully considering selection of participants in a research
study:
a. The characteristics of your study participants could help determine your ability to
generalize findings
b. It could impact feasibility of your study
b. False
11. In multi-site trials, it is recommended to use site as a stratification variable.
a. True
b. False
12. Randomization is important because:
a. It keeps treatment allocation free from selection bias
b. False
16. Power is the probability of detecting an effect when it actually exists.
a. True
b. False
17. The p-value is the probability that the null hypothesis (H0) is true.
a. True
b. False
18. The basic formulas for sample size use which of the following:
a. Type I error
b. Type II error
c. Variance
d. The covariates
b. No
23. Which of the following characteristics are the most important in determining a
good measure?
a. Cost and categorization
b. False
28. Respondents tend to give more socially acceptable answers when self-
responding versus giving answers to an interviewer.
a. True
b. False
29. Broad survey questions tend to work better than specific ones.
a. True
b. False
30. Which of the following is TRUE about cognitive testing?
a. Quantitative techniques are used to find common themes.
c. Disease Registry
c. Subject misclassification
b. False
36. Most guidelines, codes and regulations for ethical research include a
requirement for informed consent. The process of informed consent includes the
following elements:
a.
A written consent form with a disclaimer
b.
Understanding written information
c.
The signature of the participant
d.
Disclosure of information, understanding, voluntary choice, and authorization
c. Informed consent
d. Informing the subject of new information only after the study is published
39. If you are conducting clinical research that is funded by the NIH, you are always
required to follow the Common Rule:
a. True
b. False
40. Planned interim data analyses that require analysis of unblinded data need to
be specified in the study protocol.
a. True
b. False
41. If the Data Safety Monitoring Board makes a recommendation to terminate a
study, the ultimate decision to end the study lies with
a. The Study Sponsor
b. Monitor enrollment
a.
The individual must understand the study
b.
The individual must have the disease being studied
c.
The individual must agree that the study is important
d.
The individual must make a voluntary decision to enroll
e.
a&d
44. Tests of general cognitive function, such as IQ tests and mini-mental status
exams (MMSE), provide effective tools for determining whether individuals can give
informed consent for a clinical trial.
a. True
b. False
45. A GANNT chart may show the interdependencies of the following:
a. Timelines
b. Capital expenditures
c. Personnel required
b. A textbook of pharmacology
d. A and B
b. A signed and dated handwritten daily diary such as a pain log maintained by the
patient
c. Nurses notes in the medical record
d. A worksheet that has a patients height and weight abstracted or taken from data
in the medical record.
48. An event that prolongs a hospitalization for a patient in a clinical trial is
considered a serious adverse event:
a. True
b. False
49. What describes a properly designed Case Report Form (CRF)?
a. Collects relevant data in accordance with the protocol
b. False
52. Authorship is based on significant contribution to:
a. The conceptualization and design of the research project
b. False
55. What is the reason NIH requires the inclusion of women and minorities in all
clinical research?
a. United States legal requirement applicable to all NIH-supported investigators
c. Responses to clinical interventions may differ between males and females and/or
different racial and ethnic groups
d. All of the above
56. Since the implementation of the NIH inclusion policy:
a. Knowledge has been gained about differences in cardiovascular symptoms
between men and women
b. More research participants from minority groups have participated in clinical
research, particularly in Phase III clinical trials
c. More women than men have participated in clinical research
b. False
58. The United States Food and Drug Administrations Gold Standard for approval
does NOT include:
a. Two adequate and well-controlled trials
c. Pre-specified end-points
d. Clinical benefit
59. Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC) End-to-End Standards
do NOT include:
a. Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM)
b. False
61. Which of the following is/are reasons to perform audits as part of your
organizations Quality Assurance Programs?
a. To assure all patient protection measures are followed
b. Site Evaluation
c. Audit
d. Inspection
65. Which of the following is a key clinical information database that is most similar
to PubMed in subject coverage, and is particularly valuable for drug, toxicology,
conference and international information coverage?
a. Web of Science
b. Scopus
c. Embase
d. Biosis
e. Micromedex
66. Which of the following five statements is TRUE about patents?
a. The invention being patented must work significantly better than the prior
versions
b. To get worldwide patent protection, you will have to file a patent application in
each and every country
c. Patenting research tools is illegal
c. Biology
d. Health care
b. Health outcomes
d. Comorbidities
c. Document drafts
c. Id be happy to talk with you. Would you coordinate this with my Communication
Office?
79. Which of the following are examples of engagement approaches to conducting
clinical research studies in community settings?
a. Practice-based research networks (PBRNs)
a.
The Scientific Review Group constitutes the first level of review
b.
The Advisory Council constitutes the second level of review
c.
The Scientific Review Group makes funding decisions
d.
a and b
e.
a, b, and c are all true
84. Which of the following statements about the NIH first level of review is FALSE?
a. The NIH Scoring Scale goes from 1 to 9