First, not every study will produce results worthy of publication. D) 15,000, 2) Which of these is not a method of localization? FDA guidance on the inclusion of women in clinical trials [58 FR 39406] now gives IRBs broader discretion to encourage the entry of a wide range of individuals into the early phases of clinical trials. Risks will differ according to the subject population. C) White light leaks are visible as soon as the lights in the darkroom are turned off. D) Possible sources of light leaks include around the entry door and around pipes leading into the darkroom. C) porcelain crowns. B) Increases noise Substance abuse or other illegal behaviors; sexual attitudes, preferences, or practices; genetic information; and psychological well-being are kinds of information that can be protected. Which one is the exception? A) Increases spatial resolution 5) Each of the following statements regarding informed consent is correct except one. A witness is required to attest to the adequacy of the consent process and to the subject's voluntary consent. Investigators should ensure that the potential risks that the study poses are adequately explained to subjects who are asked to enter a study. A statement that there may be unforeseen risks to the embryo or fetus may not be sufficient if animal data are not available to help predict the risk to a human fetus. A) is regulated by individual state laws, which may vary. C) "To assist with holding you still in the chair." A) "I know this is an uncomfortable procedure, so I'll be as quick as possible." B) risk management. B) They are responsible for participating in state inspections. Research participants have the right to refuse to participate without penalty if they wish. A) All lights, including the safelight, should be turned off. D) CT scan of maxilla and mandible, 15) All of the following settings should be considered in efforts to reduce or limit radiation in compliance with ALARA except one? a) Information provided to a patient for informed consent must include information about risks and benefits involved in a proposed medical treatment plan b) An informed consent always involves an advanced directive. A) Unexplained gingival bleeding B) Each state's dental commission controls the scope of practice for dentists, dental assistants, and dental hygienists. Which one is the exception? Because it is such a controversial topic, the issues it raises are only worth discussing in relation to medical research. D) address the patient using his or her first name. An objective review of research is necessary because. You are using a browser version that is no longer supported by this website and could result in a less-than-optimal experience. B) CBCT with a large FOV C) The statement is correct, but the reason is not. This element requires that subjects be informed that they may decline to participate or to discontinue participation at any time without penalty or loss of benefits. The informed consent documentation requirements [21 CFR 50.27] permit the use of either a written consent document that embodies the elements of informed consent or a "short form" stating that the elements of informed consent have been presented orally to the subject. Which one is the exception? Publication of the results is sometimes used as a measure of whether research is generalizable, but this is too narrow a measure for two reasons. The consent document may, at the option of the IRB, state that subjects' names are not routinely required to be divulged to FDA. c) An informed consent requires that the This problem has been solved! D) After the first permanent molars erupt, 19) Which of the following best responds to this patient question: "Why do you use a lead apron when exposing my radiographs?" B) Use the best equipment currently available for exposing radiographs. A) attitude. Which one is the exception? 2) Which of the following statements is correct? D) Lateral cephalometric, Instrument Identification 1: Basic Instruments, Chapter 29: Radiographic Techniques for Speci, Julie S Snyder, Linda Lilley, Shelly Collins, Barbara T Nagle, Hannah Ariel, Henry Hitner, Michele B. Kaufman, Yael Peimani-Lalehzarzadeh. A) Slicing C) The ethics of a profession help guide the behavior of the health care professional. D) Reduce the occurrence of retake radiographs. Options: A. Which one is the exception? D) "Breathe through your nose.". There is as less debate about the ethics of Milgrams research today than when it was first conducted. Except as provided in 50.23, no investigator may involve a human being as a subject in research covered by these regulations unless the investigator has obtained the legally effective informed consent of the subject or the subject's legally authorized representative. True b. An ethical principle which guarantees the right of all human participants to cease taking part in research at any time. Which ethical principle is this a glossary definition of? 12) If you are uncertain of the correct pronunciation of the patient's name, then D) Multiplanar images, 6) Which of the following describes the area of interest that will be exposed during the scanning process? Which one is the exception? To meet the requirements of 21 CFR 50.20, the informed consent document should be in language understandable to the subject (or authorized representative). A) Direct supervision means the dentist is in the office when radiographs are being exposed. A) The Consumer-Patient Radiation Health and Safety Act was designed to protect patients from unnecessary radiation. (1) A statement that the study involves research, an explanation of the purposes of the research and the expected duration of the subject's participation, a description of the procedures to be. The risk of emotional distress cannot be managed by anonymizing data, but rather by developing a plan to respond to the distress should it occur. 16) Which word is least likely to be understood by the average patient? In 1966 Dr. Henry Beecher, an anesthesiologist, wrote an article for the June 16, 1966 New England Journal of Medicine called Ethics and Clinical Research. The consent form should document the method used for communication with the prospective subject and the specific means by which the prospective subject communicated agreement to participate in the study. 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A) A true test of the safelight uses a film preexposed to a small amount of radiation. They used inadequate follow-up procedures. The clinical investigator is responsible for ensuring that informed consent is obtained from each research subject before that subject participates in the research study. Which of the following statements about informed consent is FALSE? 13) To give informed consent, each of the following must be explained to the patient except one. C) 2-D panoramic radiograph Ltd. A waiver of documentation of informed consent is helpful when the consent form is the only document that links the subject to the study. The subject or the subject's legally authorized representative must sign and date the short form. in the Counseling Relationship . We fully adhere to its Code of Conduct and to its Best Practice Guidelines. Research involving survey procedures, interview procedures, or observations of public behavior providing that any disclosure of identifiable information outside the research setting would not place the subjects at risk of criminal or civil liability or be damaging to the subjects financial standing, employability, or reputation (Note: By institution choice, interviews with children and participant observation with children may not be exempt). A) Waters A) changing dentists. D) within 5 years from the date that the patient discovered an injury. They should not be required to certify completeness of disclosure (e.g., "This study has been fully explained to me," or, "I fully understand the study."). The consent document should provide the name of a specific office or person and the telephone number to contact for answers to questions about: 1) the research subjects' rights; 2) a research-related injury; and 3) the research study itself. Consent documents should not contain unproven claims of effectiveness or certainty of benefit, either explicit or implicit, that may unduly influence potential subjects. Nuremberg Code - one of the 1st developed in response to Nazi atrocities in 1949. ;E Therefore, subjects are likely to impute a greater involvement by the Agency in a research study than actually exists if phrases such as, "FDA has given permission" or "FDA has approved" are used in consent documents. D) A coin test uses a coin and a lightly exposed film to determine safelight adequacy. A) Computed tomography B) speaking lower than the patient's educational level to ensure that directions are understood. Study subjects should be informed of the extent to which the institution intends to maintain confidentiality of records identifying the subjects. When these changes require revision of the informed consent document, the IRB should have a system that identifies the revised consent document, in order to preclude continued use of the older version and to identify file copies. Three Requirements Based on Respect for Persons, obtain and document informed consent The consent process begins when a potential research subject is initially contacted. Which one is the exception? [TY14.1], 2. C) Unless required by law, personnel monitoring devices should be discouraged. B) Bisecting technique 4) The federal Consumer-Patient Radiation Health and Safety Act B) Appropriate filter color The editors of SPH DARWIN journals enforce a rigorous peer-review process together with strict ethical policies and standards to ensure the addition of high-quality . Thus, rather than an endpoint, the consent document should be the basis for a meaningful exchange between the investigator and the subject. 12. Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), clinical investigators, and research sponsors all share responsibility for ensuring that the informed consent process is adequate. Are the provisions for protecting privacy adequate? A) Every 6 months C) An insurance company 10) Which of these statements regarding risk management is false? B) Perform confidently and with authority. Risks in research participation are specific to time, situation, and culture. a counseling relationship and need adequate information about the counseling process and the counselor. A) Facial expressions When a short form consent document is to be used [21 CFR 50.27(b)(2)], the IRB should review and approve the written summary of the full information to be presented orally to the subjects. ", D) "Your radiographs are too dark but we corrected the problem. True or False: Personally identifiable information refers to information that can be used to distinguish or trace an individual's identity, either alone or when combined with other information that is linked or linkable to a specific individual. (b) The foreseeable risks to the subjects are low. D) Streaking, 17) Which of the following describes radiolucent distortion surrounding the dense radiopaque appearance of the metal object on an image? A) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) FDA urges IRBs to question any study that appears to limit enrollment based on gender and/or minority status. 4) Each of the following statements regarding communication is correct except one. Formatting requirements are institution specific. Which one is the exception? A) Definitive evaluation method To ensure full site functionality, please use an alternative web browser or upgrade your version of Internet Explorer. An unexplained statement that the investigator and/or sponsor may withdraw subjects at any time, does not adequately inform the subjects of anticipated circumstances for such withdrawal. C) Take radiographs only if the dentist is present. Which of the following is true about the relationship between scientific research and society? assessing the patient's ability to understand the nature of the condition and various treatment options/outcomes . Subjects might think that, because the IRB had approved the research, there is no need to evaluate the study for themselves to determine whether or not they should participate. no one can be totally objective about his or her work. For example, notification by mail to set up a follow-up appointment for a participant in a research study may result in an inadvertent breach of confidentiality. If (1) the person retains the ability to understand the concepts of the study and evaluate the risk and benefit of being in the study when it is explained verbally (still competent) and (2) is able to indicate approval or disapproval to study entry, they may be entered into the study. The Formplus medical authorization form allows schools to collect formal consent from parents and guardians, in the case of a medical emergency involving their wards. C) from the date that the patient discovers an injury. 5) Each of the following statements regarding effective nonverbal communication is correct except one. Which one is the exception? See the response to #47 in the Frequently Asked Questions section of these Information Sheets. A) The amount of product the practice can legally store 12) Policies and procedures used to reduce the chances a patient will file legal action against the oral health care team is known as B) Right-angle method 2086 0 obj
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6) Each of the following statements regarding patients who refuse radiographs is correct except one. Researchers (including student researchers) are required to file a IRB prior to conducting research. B) Remove original radiographs from mount and place on duplicator, remove duplicating film from the box and place emulsion-side down, close duplicator cover, set time, depress exposure button and process the film. A) The radiographer should praise the patient for his or her assistance with the procedure. 20) A position assumed by the body in connection with a feeling or mood is called Research involving the collection or study of existing data (collected prior to the research for purposes other than the research) if the data is publicly available or recorded by the investigator in such a manner that the subjects cannot be identified. consider additional protection when conducting research on individuals with limited autonomy, Beneficence (Minimize the risks of harm and maximize the potential benefits) B) Right-angle method The witness must sign both the short form and a copy of the summary, and the person actually obtaining the consent must sign a copy of the summary. 3) Each of the following statements regarding risk management is correct except one. D) Increases movement artifacts, 20) A CBCT examination produces as many as ________ image slices available for interpretation (including all three anatomical planes). D) Ethics are laws and regulations pertaining to the behavior of the health care professional. C) "This x-ray machine is making a strange noise. highly motivated people tend to focus on their goals and may unintentionally overlook other implications or aspects of their work and. Informed consent documents should describe any compensation or medical treatments that will be provided if injury occurs. D) Third-party payment approval. [Note: the wording of the regulations is provided in italics, followed by explanatory comments.]. D) Inform the patient of the purpose of exposing the radiographs. A) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) D) Focused, 8) Which of the following describes a CBCT image receptor that utilizes voxels to capture raw data? A) Slicing If the IRB determines that the numbers of subjects in a study is material to the subjects' decision to participate, the informed consent document should state the approximate number of subjects involved in the study. ", B) "This is an easy procedure, but I need you to help by slowly closing. As researchers, we are bound by rules of ethics. B) Image quality B) Darkroom safelight adequacy Researchers are bound by a code of ethics that includes the following protections for subjects. 1) Each of the following plays a role in gaining patient confidence and cooperation except one. A person who speaks and understands English, but does not read and write, can be enrolled in a study by "making their mark" on the consent document, when consistent with applicable state law. A) No image of a coin 7) Which of these statements is false? 16) Which technique is recommended when exposing intraoral postmortem radiographs for forensic identification? Our websites may use cookies to personalize and enhance your experience. 5) Each of the following statements regarding testing for darkroom light leaks is correct except one. For some studies, however, the use of multiple documents may improve subject understanding by "staging" information in the consent process. Research involving minors SELDOM qualifies for exempt status. D) "A small mouth makes it difficult, but this will only be for a few seconds. \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt} \rule{1cm}{1pt}. B) Developer A) Radiographers must be thoroughly familiar with the operating instructions when using handheld x-ray devices. C) The statement is correct, but the reason is not. Therefore, the witness must be present during the entire consent interview, not just for signing the documents. requirements for informed consent. B) Growth and development 2107 0 obj
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Is there adequate provision for monitoring the data collection to insure safety of the subjects? This means you have provided your research participants with everything they need to know about the study to make an informed decision about participating in your research. Which one is the exception? For IND studies, the IRB should assure that the clinical investigator submits the investigator's brochure (when one exists) with the other study materials for review. best answer. 5. Consent Document ContentIRB Standard FormatSponsor prepared model consent documentsRevision of Consent during the StudyGeneral Requirements, 21 CFR 50.20FDA Approval of StudiesNon-English Speaking SubjectsIlliterate English Speaking SubjectsAssent of Children Elements of Informed Consent, 21 CFR 50.25Compensation v. Waiver of Subject's RightsThe Consent ProcessDocumentation of Informed Consent, 21 CFR 50.27. C) Large A) from the date that treatment was started. A) Keep retake radiographs under three per patient. The orientation should be done only once. If no direct benefit is anticipated, that should be stated. B) Protected health-related information (PHI) A) Radiation dose Subjects may be informed, however, that they may be withdrawn if they do not follow the instructions given to them by the investigator. The DHHS regulations are often referred to as 45 CFR 46. It must ensure that discomfort to animals is minimized and harm only occurs where essential. C) Aim for perfection with each radiograph. B) empathy. Search for FDA Guidance Documents, Guidance for Institutional Review Boards and Clinical Investigators, Recalls, Market Withdrawals and Safety Alerts, Search General and Cross-Cutting Topics Guidance Documents, Assent of Children Elements of Informed Consent, 21 CFR 50.25, Compensation v. Waiver of Subject's Rights, Documentation of Informed Consent, 21 CFR 50.27, "Sponsor-Investigator-IRB Interrelationship", "Emergency Use of an Investigational Drug or Biologic", "Screening Tests Prior to Study Enrollment", "Evaluation of Gender Differences in Clinical Investigations", "Comparison of FDA and HHS Human Subject Protection Regulations", "FDA Acceptance of Foreign Clinical Studies Not Conducted Under an IND: Frequently Asked Questions", "Acceptance of Clinical Data to Support Medical Device Applications and Submissions: Frequently Asked Questions". %PDF-1.6
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A) In the definitive evaluation method, objects on the buccal surface of the tooth will appear more clear and distinct on the image than objects on the lingual. A) Nonverbal communication is not very believable. A) the dentist who originally prescribed the radiographs. client consent. C) An undistorted image of the coin If the sponsor submits a copy, or if FDA requests a copy, the Agency will review the document and may comment on the document's adequacy. The information that is given to the subject or the representative shall be in language understandable to the subject or the representative. A) 15 15) It is imperative that an image receptor positioner with an alignment guide be used with handheld x-ray devices because the operator must take a position in front of the unit. and then select . C) Unless required by law, personnel monitoring devices should be discouraged. C) standards protocol. Which one is the exception? B) Multiple images that are identical in density and contrast indicate a failed test. IRBs must either have sufficient expertise among their members or seek expertise through consultation if the members are not familiar with a methodology or population under consideration. D) Posteroanterior projection, 9) Which of these extraoral radiographs is most often used to show the base of the skull? D) Radiographer preference. B) White light leaks may be marked with tape or chalk so that they can subsequently be sealed. And when potential outcomes are less severe, such as embarrassment, people tend to underestimate their probability. %%EOF
C) Use in mobile clinics B) Millamperage (mA) A) ask the patient to pronounce his or her name for you. D) Posteroanterior, 10) Which of these dental practitioners would most likely use a lateral cephalometric radiograph to assess growth and development? 20) Switching from film-based radiography to a digital imaging system will eliminate the need for managing each of the following except one. B) a new dentist if the patient leaves the original practice. Is informed consent appropriately documented? A) Cone beam computed time Developed in response to human rights violations. 11) Which of the following statements would be acceptable communication with a patient? A) The coin test monitors darkroom safe lighting. [TY14.2], 3. B) Headrest B) A patient who does not want radiographs may sign a document releasing the dentist from liability. Clients have the freedom to choose whether to enter into or remain in . When the consent interview is conducted in English, the consent document should be in English. B) Allow the patient to choose who he or she wants to expose the radiographs. B) "This is an easy procedure, but I need you to help by slowly closing." B) the dryer was not operating correctly. C) Inform the patient about the risks of radiation exposure. Consent documents should briefly explain any pertinent alternatives to entering the study including, when appropriate, the alternative of supportive care with no additional disease-directed therapy. Which of the following is true about ethical research using animals? According to federal regulations, institutional officials may not override an IRB disapproval of a protocol. 10) Each of the following is a safety protocol standard except one. D) Each state has a mandatory state exam or continuing education requirement for dental radiographers. Everyone today accepts that Milgrams research was ethical. 7) Which of the following is the best response to the patient inquiry, "Why do I need so many different types of radiographs?". D) Cone beam correlational time, 2) All of the following describe oral conditions for the prescription of CBCT relating to Standard of Care except one? B) Safelight evaluation Subjects, both women and men, need to understand the danger of taking a drug whose effects on the fetus are unknown. D) Each state has a mandatory state exam or continuing education requirement for dental radiographers. C) A coin is placed on top of the unwrapped film for 10 minutes. C) giving instructions quickly to minimize the length of time the patient must bite down. C) Whenever the child needs them Subjects do not have the option to keep their records from being audited/reviewed by FDA. C) Chemical labels must be at least 3 inches by 5 inches in size. B) Endodontic therapy If a researcher changes any aspect of a study (including adding or changing questions on a survey) an amendment must be filed and approved by the IRB before using the survey. Which one is the exception? 11. A. False Research that provides benefits to society but not to the research subject himself can never be ethical, according to The Belmont Report. 9) What is the first step to open communication and meaningful patient education? This process may be useful for studies with separate and distinct, but linked, phases through which the subject may proceed. C) Cloud file sharing systems A) Quality assurance is defined as a series of tests to ensure that the radiographic system is functioning properly and that the radiographs produced are of an acceptable level of quality. [TY14.5], 6. B) To apply the tube-shift method, two radiographs are needed. Note: Some of the material provided here was adapted from material available in CITI (Course in The Protection of Human Research Subjects). D) Intensifying screens should be cleaned daily with solutions recommended by the manufacturer. D) Periapical, 17) Which of the following are considered forms of nonverbal communication? a. D) Evaluation of sinus cavities, 4) Which of the following is a condition classified under the Preferred category regarding CBCT examinations? C) Reverse towne projection Certain types of studies qualify for exempt or expedited review. 0
C) Soft tissue assessment Whether the experiment involves a placebo. B) Reverse towne Risks and Benefits Researchers tend to underestimate risks involved in activities with which they are familiar and to overestimate the benefits of things that are important to them. B) Transcranial projection "You don't have to go throug Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you're on a federal government site. 5) Each of the following statements regarding informed consent is correct except one. The primary purpose of the IRB is to protect the rights and welfare of research subjects. A) Scatter B) Modified image receptor holding devices are not currently available for use with handheld x-ray devices. D) Use of the step-wedge to monitor the developer should occur at the end of each day. See the answer Show transcribed image text Expert Answer Informed consent is a highly technical document that adheres to strict regulations and might not be affected by unique local community requirements. 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