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What is the primary federal granting agency through which the United States conducts and supports biomedical research? - National Institutes of Health (NIH) Wha tis an animal use protocol? - A detailed explanation of a research project involving animals What does the Institutional Animal care and use Committee (IACUC) do? - Review animal use protocols, Conduct inspecitons of animal facilities and reviews institutional animal use programs at leas every 6 months, Serve as an informa...

NIH Principles and Practices of Clinical Research (IPPCR) Final Exam Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass) Imhotep - ️️ Egyptian, first physician figure to rise out of antiquity; known scribe, priest, architect, astronomer and magician. performed surgery, practiced some dentistry, extracted medicine from plants and knew the position and function of vital organs. Hippocrates - ️️ Father of modern medicine; Hipprocratic oath --> high moral standards. Which of the following...

NIH Training Questions - With Verified Answers, Graded A A "systematic investigation designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge" may include: A. Evaluation B. Research Development C. Testing D. All of the above True or False: Communities may grant emergency waivers of informed consent for research involving pregnant women in the community who are in active labor and call Emergency Medical Services. False True or False: Requirements specific to informed consent for prisoners ...

CCRC Exam Verified 100% Correct!! Clinical Trial process of studying human subjects to assess the effect of a particular intervention (Drug, biologic, device, procedure or behavior change) on a pre specified set of measurable events. Endpoint or Outcome Clinical event, measurable indicator, subject reported response Feasibility of a Study Assessment of resource needs, regulator requirements, and potential level of risk of harm for human subjects participating in study Necessary controls...

The nurse is assisting in implementing care plan for a patient with dementia. Which interventions would you expect to see? (SATA) - Keep a large clock and calendar in view, reduce distractions during meal times, reduce exposure to over-stimulating situations, and monitor weight regularly for changes. Nurse is caring for a patient with type 1 diabetes. Which indicates need for further assessment? - "My dad and his dad had pancreatic cancer" Which of the following indicates that teaching o...

CCRC Exam Verified 100% Correct!! Clinical Trial process of studying human subjects to assess the effect of a particular intervention (Drug, biologic, device, procedure or behavior change) on a pre specified set of measurable events. Endpoint or Outcome Clinical event, measurable indicator, subject reported response Feasibility of a Study Assessment of resource needs, regulator requirements, and potential level of risk of harm for human subjects participating in study Necessary controls...

CCRC Exam, ACRP CCRC EXAM PREP, CCRC Exam Prep, ACRP CCRC, *CCRC Study Set Clinical Trial process of studying human subjects to assess the effect of a particular intervention (Drug, biologic, device, procedure or behavior change) on a pre specified set of measurable events. Endpoint or Outcome Clinical event, measurable indicator, subject reported response Brainpower Read More Feasibility of a Study Assessment of resource needs, regulator requirements, and potential level of risk of ha...

CCRC Exam, ACRP CCRC EXAM PREP, CCRC Exam Prep, ACRP CCRC, *CCRC Study Set Clinical Trial process of studying human subjects to assess the effect of a particular intervention (Drug, biologic, device, procedure or behavior change) on a pre specified set of measurable events. Endpoint or Outcome Clinical event, measurable indicator, subject reported response Brainpower Read More Feasibility of a Study Assessment of resource needs, regulator requirements, and potential level of risk of ha...

NUR_2115 Concept Review. Module 1-3 Concepts:  Importance of documentation of assessments & interventions - Accurate documentation of the patient’s assessment is important to provide a baseline for later comparisons as the patient’s condition changes  Types of nonverbal behavior which could promote improved communication - Body language - Gestures, movements, touch, appearance, adornments - Personal appearance - May express culture, religion, group associations, self-conce...