MHS 7000 Pop Quiz

Create an educational infographic depicting ethical principles in human subjects research, featuring symbols like scales of justice, a researcher with subjects, and elements representing informed consent and confidentiality.

MHS 7000 Ethical Research Quiz

Welcome to the MHS 7000 Pop Quiz, designed to test your knowledge of ethical principles in human subjects research. This quiz will challenge your understanding of key concepts derived from historical events and ethical guidelines that govern research involving human participants.

8 engaging questions
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Score-based evaluation

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by InformedGuide247

A set of ethical principles for human subjects research, including the requirement of informed consent, developed in the wake of the Nuremberg Trials following World War II

Nuremberg Code

Risk versus benefit analysis

Vulnerable population

IRB

Refers to the responsibility to "do good" and maximize benefits for science, humanity, and for research subjects.

Respect

Beneficence

Justice

All of the above

Requires potential risks and benefits of a study to be distributed equally among all subjects

Respect

Beneficence

Justice

None of the above

The moral system that determines whether actions are right or wrong, good or bad

IRB

Informed consent

Ethics

Privacy

When participants' identifying information is only accessible to the research team

Privacy

Confidentiality

Anonymity

Certificate of Confidentiality

An assessment in which the potential harms to research subjects are weighed against the potential benefits of the research

Risk versus benefit analysis

Nuremberg Code

Informed consent

Justice

Any study of persons that is a systematic investigation designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge

Research Protocol

Deductive disclosure

Debriefing

Human subject research

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