This exam is produced by DMSA research team to assess the knowledge of the members on the fundamentals of clinical research skills. Al-Azhar University Damietta faculty of medicine Damietta medical student association (DMSA) research team
Done on healthy human volunteers
Done using lab animals
Done on group of diseased human participants
Developed from patient records
Case-control study
Randomized controlled trial
Quasi control study
Classical cohort study
The doctors know but the patients don’t know who is getting placebo
Neither the doctor nor the patients know who is getting the placebo
Both doctors and patients know who is getting placebo
Patients know but the doctors don’t know who is getting placebo
Drug pill looks the same as the drug being tested
Drug bill containing the same chemicals in the drug being tested
False pill contains no active ingredients and looks the same as the active pill
Drug pill which has lower concentration of the active ingredients
Protocol
Informed consent
Case report form
Patient marital status documents
Protection of the facility
Protection of the participant
For documentation
Protection of the sponsor
Just prior to data analysis
During protocol development
At randomization
At final evaluation of data
Side effects
High efficacy
Drug-food interaction
Secreted in urine
Expert opinion
Systematic review and meta-analysis
Case report
Randomized controlled study
Screening of clinical trial articles
Blinding of reviewers
Data analysis
Quality assessment
Introduction, abstract, methods, and references
Abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and references
Introduction, results, discussion, and methods.
Introduction, Methods, results, abstract, references, and discussion
Introduction
Abstract
Methods
Discussion
Discussion
Abstract
Introduction
Results
Age
Marital status
Blood groups
Gender
Standard deviation
Mean
Mode
Median
Median
Mean
Mode
P-value
Bell shaped curve
Can be described by mean and standard deviation
Data are not symmetrical around the mean
Mean, median, and mode are equal
90% of sample data
50% of sample data
99% of sample data
95.4% of sample data
Lower than 0.05
Lower than or equal to 0.05
Lower than or equal to 0.5
Above or equal to 0.5
[1, 1.88]
[0.5, 0.8]
[0.01, 2]
[0.98, 5]