Events & reporting Flashcards

1
Q

A response not anticipated in the investigator’s brochure

A

unexpected adverse drug event

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2
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What are these examples of: disability, hospitalization, incapacity, birth defect, congenital anomaly, and death

A

Serious adverse events

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3
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adverse event

A

symptom, sign, illness or experience that develops or worsens during the study. Can be related or unrelated to treatment

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4
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When should an unanticipated adverse device effect be reported?

A

within 10 days

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5
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Who should the PI alert of a serious adverse event?

A

The IRB and sponsor

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6
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How many days does the sponsor have to report a SAE to the FDA?

A

15 days

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7
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___ must report any potential serious risks associated with the investigational product to ___.

A

Sponsor & FDA

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8
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What is the time window when a IND safety report should be submitted to the FDA?

A

ASAP but within 15 calendar days

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9
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A _____ needs to be reported to the FDA within 15 days

A

unexpected adverse drug event

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10
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TRUE OR FALSE: an unexpected adverse drug event should be reported to the FDA

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true

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11
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How soon should the FDA be alerted that an investigational product was discontinued due to unreasonable & significant risk to subjects?

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Within 5 days

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