[15] Research Ethics Flashcards

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What is the focus of the “Research Ethics” deck?

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  • Animal testing regulations
  • Ethical use of cells and tissues in research
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What are the ethical considerations when using animals in research?

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  • Minimize animal suffering
  • Use alternatives when possible
  • Only use animals when necessary
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What is the principle of “The 3 Rs” in animal research?

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  • Replacement
  • Reduction
  • Refinement
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Define “Replacement” in the context of “The 3 Rs”

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Using non-animal methods over animal methods whenever possible

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Define “Reduction” in the context of “The 3 Rs”

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Decreasing the number of animals used in research to the minimum necessary

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Define “Refinement” in the context of “The 3 Rs”

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Modifying experimental procedures to minimize animal suffering

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What should be considered when using cells and tissues in research?

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  • Consent for use
  • Anonymity of donors
  • Fair distribution of research benefits
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What is meant by ‘consent for use’ in the context of cells and tissues in research?

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Obtaining permission from the donor or their guardian for using their cells or tissues in research

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What does ‘anonymity of donors’ refer to in the context of cells and tissues in research?

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Keeping the identity of the tissue or cell donor private

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What does ‘fair distribution of research benefits’ mean in the context of cells and tissues in research?

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Ensuring that the benefits of research are shared equitably, especially with those who have contributed to the research

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What are some other key ethical considerations in biomedical research?

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  • Integrity of data
  • Conflict of interest
  • Responsible publication of results
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Define ‘integrity of data’ in the context of biomedical research

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Maintaining accuracy, consistency and honesty in all aspects of research

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Define ‘conflict of interest’ in the context of biomedical research

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A situation where personal or financial considerations can compromise or bias professional judgement and objectivity

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What does ‘responsible publication of results’ mean in the context of biomedical research?

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Publishing research results accurately and transparently, acknowledging contributions, and correcting errors promptly

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