HSS 3109 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Lecture 1b
Answer:
Question:
2. What are the three research approaches?
Answer:
1. Quantitative
2. Qualitative
3. Mixed
Question:
3. How do we get to a new treatment? New research paper?
Answer:
Question:
4. What us the history of where scientific research came from?
Answer:
- From the first recorded trial of legumes in biblical times to the first randomized controlled of trial of
streptomycin in 1946.
Question:
5. Provide examples of controlled trials done in the past.
Answer:
- The famous 1747 scurvy trial conducted by James Lind contained most elements of a controlled trial.
- The UK Medical Research Council's (MRC) trial of patulin for common cold in 1943 was the first double
blind controlled trial.
Question:
6. What are the ethical advances in human protection?
Answer:
1. Nuremberg Code
2. Declaration of Helsinki
3. Belmont Report,
4. and 1996, International Conference on Harmonization Good Clinical Practice guidance.
Question:
7. Apart from ethical guidelines, what else is being regulated?
Answer:
- Clinical trials
- Clinical trials started to become embodied in regulation as government authorities began recognizing a
need for controlling medical therapies in the early 20th century.
, Question:
8. As the scientific advances continue to occur, what happens to the ethical and regulatory challenges?
Answer:
- They require dynamic updates in in ethical and legal framework of clinical trials
Question:
9. Lecture 2?
Answer:
Question:
10. What is research?
Answer:
is a process that acquires knowledge
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11. What is development?
Answer:
is a process that applies knowledge to create new devices or effects
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12. What does research seek?
Answer:
Understanding
Question:
13. What does development seek?
Answer:
Utility
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14. Provide example of research?
Answer:
- the keep organs alive longer: is an interesting research aimed to keep the organs alive after brain death
Question:
15. Why do scientists sometimes keep logbooks?
Answer:
- It is important to take notes
- Notes are how researchers keep their ideas organized!
Question:
16. What are research notes tips?
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Lecture 1b
Answer:
Question:
2. What are the three research approaches?
Answer:
1. Quantitative
2. Qualitative
3. Mixed
Question:
3. How do we get to a new treatment? New research paper?
Answer:
Question:
4. What us the history of where scientific research came from?
Answer:
- From the first recorded trial of legumes in biblical times to the first randomized controlled of trial of
streptomycin in 1946.
Question:
5. Provide examples of controlled trials done in the past.
Answer:
- The famous 1747 scurvy trial conducted by James Lind contained most elements of a controlled trial.
- The UK Medical Research Council's (MRC) trial of patulin for common cold in 1943 was the first double
blind controlled trial.
Question:
6. What are the ethical advances in human protection?
Answer:
1. Nuremberg Code
2. Declaration of Helsinki
3. Belmont Report,
4. and 1996, International Conference on Harmonization Good Clinical Practice guidance.
Question:
7. Apart from ethical guidelines, what else is being regulated?
Answer:
- Clinical trials
- Clinical trials started to become embodied in regulation as government authorities began recognizing a
need for controlling medical therapies in the early 20th century.
, Question:
8. As the scientific advances continue to occur, what happens to the ethical and regulatory challenges?
Answer:
- They require dynamic updates in in ethical and legal framework of clinical trials
Question:
9. Lecture 2?
Answer:
Question:
10. What is research?
Answer:
is a process that acquires knowledge
Question:
11. What is development?
Answer:
is a process that applies knowledge to create new devices or effects
Question:
12. What does research seek?
Answer:
Understanding
Question:
13. What does development seek?
Answer:
Utility
Question:
14. Provide example of research?
Answer:
- the keep organs alive longer: is an interesting research aimed to keep the organs alive after brain death
Question:
15. Why do scientists sometimes keep logbooks?
Answer:
- It is important to take notes
- Notes are how researchers keep their ideas organized!
Question:
16. What are research notes tips?
