Module Four: Test Your Understanding

 

(Faculty Exam)

You have reached the end of the instruction on informed consent. Below are 20 true/false and multiple choice questions to help check your understanding of the process. After you have answered these questions, you will be asked to enter information that will permit you to send your results to an e-mail address.

Click on the dot next to the best answer for each question.

1. It should be clearly stated if there are no benefits to a study.   
  True
  False

2. Beneficence means that each person has the right to decide not to be in a study.
  True
  False

3. Justice in terms of human research means, attempting at all times to distribute the risks and benefits to the human subjects fairly and without bias.    
  True
    False

4. Adverse events should be reported to the IRB  
  immediately.
  within one week.
  within 2 weeks.
  within one month.

5. A participant who is not of legal age can consent to be in a study.
  True
  False

6. Autonomy means that participants should be protected from harm.
  True
  False

7. The purpose of continuing review is to determine if the risks and benefits:
  are understood by the participants.
  are accurately outlined in the current consent document.
  are permissible to the participants.
  reflect the experience of the subjects.

8. ____________signify developments that might require a revised consent form.
  Unexpected complications
  Adverse events
  Breeches of confidentiality
  All of the above

9. When listing risks, you do not need to list "soft" risks such as embarrassment.
  True
  False

10. You will know the terms of continued review when you receive approval from the IRB.
  True
  False

11. The consent document should be presented to the participant when it is most convenient for the
      investigators.

  True
  False

12. Risks and benefits are better understood by the researcher after the research has begun.
  True
  False

13. A consent document should generally be written to a/an ________ grade reading level.
  third
  fifth
  eighth
  tenth

14. The participant can __________ withdraw from the study without penalty.   
  never
  occasionally
  usually
  always

15. ____________ is/are not important factor(s) when asking and answering questions.
  Open-ended questions
  Patience and encouragement
  Directive questions
  Preparation

16. Research projects conducted at other sites should be reviewed by the JMU IRB as well as the other
       institution's IRB.

  True
  False

17. The ________________ relationship is not a potentially troublesome one during participant
      selection.  
 
  doctor/patient
  teacher/student
  parent/child
  employer/employee

18. No further review is required once the IRB has reviewed a project.   
  True
  False

19. Researchers with financial interests in the research must inform their participants.
  True
  False

20. The James Madison University's IRB reviews only federally funded research.
  True
  False

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