federal regulations exam 1 Flashcards
what is class I of medical devices
present minimal potential for harm to the user; general regulatory control
exempt or premarket notification 510K
what are examples of class I medical devices
bandages, gloves, dental floss
what is class II of medical devices
general and special control to assure safety and effectiveness (special labeling, performance standards, premarket surveillance)
510K or exempt (few)
what are examples of class II medical devices
powered wheelchairs, infusion pumps, surgical drapes
what is class III of medical devices
used to support/sustain human life/prevent impairment of human health
premarket approval or 510K for those introduced before 5/28/1976
what are examples of class III medical devices
heart valve, silicone gel-filled breast implants, engineered tissue constructs, nanoparticle-drug formulations
what devices are exempt from 510K
preamendment devices not significantly changed or modified since 5/28/1976 or class I/II devices specifically exempted by the FDA
what is a 510K
a premarket submission made to FDA to demonstrate that the device to be marketed is at least as safe and effective to a legally marketed device that is not subject to PMA
what are the 510K requirements
laboratory testing and submission of 510K at least 90 days before marketing, must compare the device to one or more similar legally marketed devices that is not subject to PMA
what is premarket approval (PMA)
FDA process of scientific and regulatory review to evaluate the safety and efficacy of clas III medical devices
what are the data requirements of PMA
good science and scientific writing, technical sections include non-clinical laboratory studies and clinical investigations
how long does FDA take to review PMA and make decision
180 days
what is phase I of PMA
Small # of patients to determine a safe dosage range for safety
what is phase II of PMA
Large # of patients to determine efficacy and further evaluate safety
what is phase III of PMA
Large # of patients to confirm efficacy and safety and compare to
commonly used treatments