Ethics And Research Flashcards

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What ethical code did the Tuskegee syphilis study violate?

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Researchers studied the history of syphilis without informed consent
Withheld treatment when treatment became available

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What ethical code did the Guatemalan study violate?

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Informed consent: by injecting non-consenting subject with sexually transmitted diseases

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What are ethical guidelines/codes?

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The set rules that stipulate that research should be subject to prior ethical review to ensure that:
1. Ethical guidelines are followed
2. Research is scientifically valid
3. To risks of harm are minimized to any extent people
4. Potential benefits outweigh the risks of harm

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What is informed consent?

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A norm in which subjects base their voluntary participation in research projects on a full understanding of possible risks involved

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Explain anonymity

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Neither the researcher nor the readers of the findings can identify a given response with a given respondent

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Explain confidentiality

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The data obtained from the respondents is not accessible to the public

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What is debriefing?

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Subjects must learn about their experience of participation in a research project especially if there is a risk of harm

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State the purpose of the IRB

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To protect the rights and welfare of research participants
To ensure that any risks in research are as small as possible
To ensure human research is well planned & ethical

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