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SELF STUDY ANSWER KEY
Informed Consent
Guidance for IRBs, Clinical Investigators, and Sponsors
ANSWERS
6.
a. True (Section A)
1.
b. False (Section C)
7.
c. Investigator (Section A.1)
2.
a. True (Section A)
8.
e. Only a. and c. (Section C.1)
3.
c. Rights, welfare, and safety (Section A)
9.
4.
b. False (Section B)
c. Education, training, and experience
(Section A.1)
5.
d. all the above (Section A.2)
10. a. True (Section B.1)
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