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The type of research used to increase fundamental knowledge, and isn't
directed at solving any particular problem, but is the building blocks for
which all other types of research are based is: - -Basic

- This type of research is directed toward a specific objective such as the
development of a new drug, treatment or surgical procedure is called: - -
Applied

- What type of research takes place in a hospital or other clinical setting for
health care and applies to the prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of
disease? - -Applied

- What type of research is used to test potential drugs and treatments in
humans? - -Clinical

- The area of science devoted to the study of life processes, the prevention
& treatment of disease, and the genetic, lifestyle, and environmental factors
related to disease and health is called: - -Biomedical Research

- Edward Jenner discovered a vaccine that saved millions and eradicated
what disease worldwide so that we do not have to be immunized against it
any longer? - -Smallpox

- Monoclonal antibodies have helped to treat what cancer that was fatal to
many women before its discovery in 1975? - -Breast

- You are in a group of healthy, human volunteers that have agreed to be in
the study group to receive a possible new polio vaccine being tested. This is
an example of what type of biomedical research? - -Clinical

- Mrs. Kennedy assigns you the topic of Ebola to research in the library and
the computer lab at school. This is what type of research? - -Basic

- In vitro means: - -In glass

- All research facilities that use animals are required by law to establish in
Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) that is responsible for
reviewing and approving all procedures involving animals before they take
place. These committees also: - -Inspect the facilities twice a year to ensure
compliance with the Animal Welfare Act (AWA)

, - Which lab animals are not protected under the Animal Welfare Act? - -
Mice, rats, and birds

- _____________ comprises 97% of all research animals - -Mice and rats

- The AWA is enforced by the: - -United States Department of Agriculture

- The AWA states that all proposals to use animals must be reviewed by and
approved by (a): - -Institutional Animal Care & Use

- Animals are often used in medical research because they: - -are
inexpensive to house, feed, and take care of

- Annual unannounced inspections are conducted in animal research
facilities by what organization? - -USDA

- Dogs were used to come up with revolutionary treatment such as
pacemakers and open heart surgery for people suffering from: - -Heart
Disease

- In the early 1900s, dogs and rabbits were used to develop a treatment for
what deadly disease that caused convulsions and death, afflicts wild and
domestic animals, and can be transmitted to humans: - -Rabies

- What global organization helps prevent outbreaks all over the world? - -
EPA

- What agency regulates substances in the environment that could be
hazardous to humans? - -EPA

- The discovery of what type of drug prevents us from feeling pain after
surgery: - -Anesthesia

- What agency regulates safety in the workplace? - -OSHA

- What agency regulates food and drugs in the US? - -FDA

- Animal research is only valid: - -If the animals aren't stressed out

- One of the most well known animal rights groups are: - -PETA

- Transgenic animals are created from insertion of a ____ from another
species. - -Gene

- A xenograft is a tissue or organ from a: - -A pig

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