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ACRP-CP EXAM NEWEST TEST BANK| 2 VERSION S
(VERSION A & B) WITH 650 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ( VERIFIED ANSWERS )
GRADED A+| ACRP-CP CERTIFICATION EXAM PREP
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ACRP-CP EXAM VERSION A.
What are original documents, data and records about a subject in a clinical trial captured in?
- Case Report Forms
- Medical Records
- Source Documents
- Essential Documents - Correct Answer - c. Source Documents
Who determines the nature and extent of monitoring that should be performed for a given trial?
- The sponsor
- The CRO
- The Regulatory Authorities
- The IRB/IEC - Correct Answer - a. The sponsor
As part of a risk-based quality management approach, ICH GCP E6 (R2) guidelines recommend that all of the following be included as risk control measures EXCEPT what?
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- That pre-defined quality tolerance limits (QLTs) are established
- That quality tolerance limits (QLTs) are determined on an as needed
- That deviations from QLTs should trigger an evaluation to determine
basis
if further action is needed. - Correct Answer - c. That quality tolerance limits (QLTs) are determined on an as needed basis.
Which of the following is an influential document that led to the evolution of informed consent practices?
- The Nuremberg Code
- The Declaration of Helsinki
- The Belmont Report
- All of the above - Correct Answer - d. All of the above
According to GCPs, which of the following methods best ensure transparency and allow for the reconstruction of the course of events taking place in a clinical trial?
- Audit Trail
- Source Document Verification
- Trial Master Files
- Case Report Forms - Correct Answer - a. Audit Trail
What is the act of overseeing the progress of a clinical trial, and of ensuring that it is conducted, recorded and reported in accordance with the protocol, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), GCP, and the applicable regulatory requirements known as? 2 / 4
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- Source data verification
- Auditing
- Monitoring
- Study coordinating
- Risk management and oversight - Correct Answer - c. Monitoring
A monitor (CRA) is reviewing source documents at an investigative site and finds blood pressure recorded for a subject visit in a photocopy of the medical records for the day of the subject's visit. Which of the source document ALCOA-C principles is in conflict in this scenario?
- Attributable
- Legible
- Contemporaneous
- Original
- Accurate
- Complete - Correct Answer - d. Original
When a potential subject confuses the research study for a proven treatment, this is known as what?
- Therapeutic misconception
- Clinical equipoise
- The participant's dilemma
- The uncertainty principle - Correct Answer - a. Therapeutic
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- Training of study personnel
- Monitoring of investigators by sponsor/CRO personnel
- Instruction manuals
- Data verification
- Centralized testing (e.g., labs, ECG readings)
- All of the above - Correct Answer - f. All of the above
A planned measurement described in the protocol that is used to determine the effect of an intervention/treatment on participants is called what?
- An outcome measure
- A primary objective
- A hypothesis
- None of the above - Correct Answer - 1. An outcome measure
The sponsor should ensure oversight of any trial-related duties and functions carried out on its behalf, including trial related duties and functions that are subcontracted to another party by the sponsor's contracted CRO(s).
- True
- False - a. True
All but which of the following have the authority to terminate a clinical trial for the entire study or at a given site?
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