practice questions Flashcards

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Researchers want to interview men who have been who have been caring for wives with breast cancer. They plan to recruit via breast screening services. This research should be reviewed by…

Select one:

a. The NHS ethics committee
b. The UEMS ethics committee
c. Both of the above
d. Neither of the above

A

The NHS ethics committee

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Which of the following is consistent with a utilitarian approach to research ethics?

Select one:

a. It is okay to deceive participants if you are doing it because you care
b. It is never okay to deceive participants
c. It is okay to deceive participants if you are a good person
d. It is okay to deceive participants if the research findings will benefit the wider community

A

It is okay to deceive participants if the research findings will benefit the wider community

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3
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Which of the following legislation governs research in the UK?

Select one:

a. Mental Capacity Act 2005
b. Data Protection Act 1998
c. Access to Health Records Act 1990
d. All of the above

A

all of the above

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Refraining from conducting research that exploits participants is consistent with which principle?

Select one:

a. Beneficience
b. Non-Maleficence
c. Justice
d. Fidelity

A

justice

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5
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Which of the following statements is true?

Select one:

a. Dissent overrules consent
b. Consent does not overrule dissent
c. Consent and dissent are mutually exclusive
d. Both (a) and (b_

A

Both a and b

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Research with vulnerable populations is justified if…

Select one:

a. The vulnerable group is easy to access
b. The research cannot be conducted with a non-vulnerable group
c. The vulnerable group is paid for their time
d. The research can be conducted with a non-vulnerable group

A

The research cannot be conducted with a non-vulnerable group

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Animal research at the University of Exeter is…

Select one:

a. Not regulated
b. Regulated by University policy
c. Regulated by legislation
d. Both (b) and (c)

A

both b and c

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Using techniques that minimise pain during animal experiments is consistent with which of the 3 Rs?

Select one:

a. Replacement
b. Reduction
c. Refinement
d. All of the above

A

Refinement

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Which of the following does not constitute a vulnerable population?

Select one:

a. Prisoners
b. Homeless people
c. Police officers
d. Sex workers

A

police

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Researchers are helping Exeter GPs to analyse information they collect on the smoking status of their patients. The information will be used to improve the quit services provided by GPs. This is…

Select one:

a. An audit and does not require ethics approval
b. Research and does require ethics approval
c. An audit and does require ethics approval
d. Research and does not require ethics approval

A

An audit and does not require ethics approval

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