retest Flashcards

1
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How much money is spent on a drug that successfully passes human trials?

A

1 billion dollars

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2
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Which of the following is NOT a way that animals suffer during experiments.

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Mechanical removal of fingernails

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3
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Thinking tactically, why does PETA emphasize the amount of taxpayer money that goes into animal testing.

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It highlights how we, that taxpayers, are essentially throwing our money away.

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4
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Why is it so difficult to regulate all the chemicals currently used in commercial and medical products?

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The animal testing required to bring them to market is too costly and inefficient

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5
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What is the persuasive force behind this 2nd argument?

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If we didn’t rely on animal testing so much, we would get much more accurate data.

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Thinking tactically, why is it important for Humane Society International to mention that even testing procedures “classified as ‘mild,’ have the potential to cause animals physical [and] psychological distress and suffering”?

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To make the point that ALL animal testing is cruel.

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7
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How long does it typically take for a drug to pass animal AND human trials?

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14 years

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8
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According to Humane Society International, what is a possible consequence of depending on animal testing?

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We probably slowed down progress on finding new cures and treatments to disease

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Why do some drugs pass animal trials, but almost always fail human trials?

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Animal biochemistry is fundamentally different from that of humans.

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10
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Which of the following is NOT a source of funding for animal testing?

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Private grants

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11
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What does “bureaucracy” mean in the tagline of the first Jentsch 2014 card?

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The rules and the regulations that imposed on research facilities.

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12
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As Jentsch says, when it comes to illnesses of the ___ there is simply no substitute for animal testing

A

Brain

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13
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According to Stanford Medical School, who else benefits from the findings of animal testing?

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People in third world countries

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14
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According to the National Association for Biomedical Research, computer modelling and cell-line testing have lead to several major medical advances.

A

False

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According to Jentsch, who supervises the researchers?

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Veterinarians

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