{"id":112347,"date":"2023-08-15T12:59:25","date_gmt":"2023-08-15T12:59:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/learnexams.com\/blog\/?p=112347"},"modified":"2023-08-15T12:59:28","modified_gmt":"2023-08-15T12:59:28","slug":"socra-exam-certification-2023-2024-actual-exam-300-exam-questios-and-correct-detailed-answers-100-verified-answers-already-graded-a","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.learnexams.com\/blog\/2023\/08\/15\/socra-exam-certification-2023-2024-actual-exam-300-exam-questios-and-correct-detailed-answers-100-verified-answers-already-graded-a\/","title":{"rendered":"SOCRA EXAM CERTIFICATION 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM 300 EXAM QUESTIOS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p>SOCRA EXAM CERTIFICATION 2023-2024 ACTUAL<br>EXAM 300 EXAM QUESTIOS AND CORRECT<br>DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)<br>|ALREADY GRADED A+<br>What is the definition of a clinical investigation as it pertains to the<br>FDA&#8217;s informed consent regulations? &#8211; ANSWER- Clinical investigation<br>means any experiment that involves a test article and one or more human<br>subjects that is either subject to FDA requirements, or not subject to<br>FDA requirements, but is intended to be submitted to, or held for<br>inspection by the FDA, as part of a marketing application.<br>A sponsor-investigator may be a corporation, such as a pharmaceutical<br>company. T or F? &#8211; ANSWER- False.<br>A sponsor-investigator must be an individual.<br>What stipulation is mandated for the length of time a prospective<br>research subject is given to determine whether or not to participate in a<br>research trial? &#8211; ANSWER- Sufficient opportunity to consider whether<br>or not to participate must be allowed, under circumstances which<br>minimize the possibility of coercion or undue influence.<br>Under what conditions may an investigator enter a human subject into a<br>research study employing the exception from general informed consent<br>requirements? &#8211; ANSWER- a. Prior to enrolling a subject, both the<br>investigator and an independent physician certify in writing:<br>i. The subject is in a life-threatening situation which necessitates use of<br>the test article, is unable to give legally informed consent,<br>ii. Time is insufficient to obtain consent from the subject&#8217;s legal<br>representative,<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p>iii. And there are no alternative methods or therapies available that<br>provide an equal or greater chance of saving the subject&#8217;s life.<br>An informed consent document may not include any exculpatory<br>language through which the subject or subject&#8217;s representative releases<br>or appears to release which parties from liability or negligence? &#8211;<br>ANSWER- The investigator, the sponsor, the institution or its agents.<br>If an investigator employs the exception from general requirements<br>process for obtaining consent, within how many days must a full report<br>of the circumstances be reported to the IRB? &#8211; ANSWER- Within five<br>working days after use of the test article<br>Following enrollment of a subject into a study under the exception from<br>general requirements criteria for obtaining consent, a written review by a<br>physician not associated with the investigation must be submitted to the<br>IRB within 10 working days. T or F? &#8211; ANSWER- False.<br>Within 5 working days after use of the test article.<br>Subject to extensive requirements including documentation and ethical<br>reviews, the U. S. President may approve the use of investigational<br>drugs for military personnel without first obtaining informed consent<br>when the DoD is the sponsor of an IND. T or F? &#8211; ANSWER- True<br>With emergency research involving waiver of consent, public disclosure<br>of the research before and after the research within the local community<br>is required. T or F? &#8211; ANSWER- True.<br>IRBS must ensure special criteria are met prior to approving emergency<br>research that will allow subject entry without first obtaining informed<br>consent. T or F? &#8211; ANSWER- True<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p>Under certain limitations, research may be done for emergency<br>conditions under an informed consent waiver, if approved by an IRB. T<br>or F? &#8211; ANSWER- True<br>The FDA provides no regulatory basis to conduct research if written<br>informed consent cannot be obtained from subjects prior to entry into a<br>study. T or F? &#8211; ANSWER- False.<br>Research may be conducted with waived consent for emergency<br>conditions, or under the general exception from informed consent<br>criteria.<br>If clini vestigations could not normally be completed in patients with<br>emergency conditions, due to inability to obtain informed consent,<br>special criteria exist to enable such research to be done. T or F? &#8211;<br>ANSWER- True<br>What must investigators commit to when conducting research under<br>emergency conditions, relative to obtaining informed consent for<br>subjects who are unable to give consent? &#8211; ANSWER- Attempting to<br>contact a family member or legally authorized representative within a<br>protocol-specified therapeutic window to determine if they object to the<br>subject&#8217;s participation in the research.<br>Prior to approving emergency research, an IRB must assure that<br>additional protections are in place regarding the rights and welfare of<br>prospective subjects. Name at least two of these additional protections. &#8211;<br>ANSWER- a. Consultation with community representatives<br>b. Public disclosure to the community regarding risks, prior to the study.<br>c. Public disclosure of the results<br>d. Establishment of an independent data monitoring committee<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p>e. Attempting to contact a family member, if feasible, to ask whether he<br>or she objects<br>What role do family members have regarding consent for participation<br>in emergency research studies? &#8211; ANSWER- Family members are to be<br>consulted with by investigators to determine if the object to subject&#8217;s<br>participation, or continuation in a research study, and are to be fully<br>informed of the investigation, if feasible, even if the subject dies.<br>If a subject enrolled in an emergency research study without informed<br>consent remains incapacitated, how soon must a legally authorized<br>representative or family member be made aware of the content of the<br>informed consent document? &#8211; ANSWER- At the earliest feasible<br>opportunity<br>If a subject entered into a research study under waived consent criteria<br>dies before legally authorized representatives or family members can be<br>contacted, these affiliates must be informed about the investigation. T or<br>F? &#8211; ANSWER- True<br>If an IRB makes a decision not to approve research under waived<br>consent criteria due to perceived non-complianc regulatio or ethical<br>concerns, whom must the IRB notify? &#8211; ANSWER- The clinical<br>investigator and the sponsor.<br>Subjects enrolled in emergency research with waived consent, must be<br>informed about the study if their condition improves, even if a legally<br>authorized representative or family eno member consented on their<br>behalf, or did not object to their participation. T or F? &#8211; ANSWER- True<br>If a sponsor is notified by an IRB that a research investigation intended<br>to be conducted under the waived consent emergency research<br>regulations cannot be approved, whom must the sponsor notify of this<br>decision? &#8211; ANSWER- a. 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