Clinical research

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Clinical Research Quiz

Test your knowledge in the field of clinical research with our comprehensive quiz. Designed for professionals and enthusiasts alike, this quiz will challenge your understanding of essential topics including animal toxicology, safety pharmacology, and drug development processes.

  • 22 insightful questions
  • Multiple-choice format
  • Covering various aspects of clinical research
22 Questions6 MinutesCreated by TestingTiger512
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All are the objectives of animal toxicology studies except_
To assess the systemic exposure achieved in animals and its relationship to dose level and the time course of the toxicity study.
Obtaining data to relate the exposure achieved in toxicity studies to toxicological findings
To support the choice of species and treatment regimen in nonclinical toxicity studies
Perform safety pharmacology studies to rationally select study design for safety assessment.
All of the following animal toxicology tests are required for phase I of clinical trials except_
1. Systemic toxicity studies
2. Hypersensitivity/allergenicity test
3. Carcinogenicity studies
4. In-vitro genotoxicity tests
All are true in the context of specific pharmacological actions except
1. Specific pharmacological actions are those which demonstrate the therapeutic potential for humans.
2. The use of new technologies and methodologies in accordance with sound scientific principles should be preferred.
3. Scientifically validated methods should be used.
4. The study design will not be affected by the individual properties and intended uses of investigational drug.
The aim of essential safety pharmacology studies is to
1. Study the mechanism of action of a drug.
2. Investigate undesirable effects of a substance on the physiology when exposure is below the therapeutic range.
3. To study the effects of the test drug on functions of vital organ systems
4. None of the above
Safety pharmacology studies are not required for a drug
1. Applied locally – with considerable systemic absorption
2. Applied locally – with low systemic absorption
3. Which has related PK/PD from the parent drug it was derived
4. Which undergoes high first pass metabolism
Safety pharmacological studies are done
1. Prior To First Administration In Humans
2. Before applying for marketing Approval
3. During Clinical Development
4. During post marketing surveillance
All documents belonging to each study, including its approved protocol, raw data, draft report, final report, and histology slides and paraffin tissue blocks should be preserved for
1. A minimum of 5 years after marketing of the drug.
2. A minimum of 5 years after phase II
3. A maximum of 5 years after marketing of the drug.
4. A maximum of 5 years after phase II
Why does FDA approval take so long?
Due to the multiple number of tests that a drug undergoes
Due to its strict safety protocols
Due to the limited no. Of drugs that it can approve in a year
All of the above
Avg. Cost to research and develop each successful drug is estimated to be...
$2.6 Billion
$2.6 Million
In the process of drug discovery ________ takes an indefinite time?
Screening of molecules
Target identification
Lead optimization
Assay development
What are knock-out mice?
Those that have been sedated
Those with altered gene
Those with inactivated gene
Those with defective genes
How long does a pre-clinical study for drugs usually last for?
1-2 years
2-4 years
1-6 years
2-6 years
Most drugs interact with _____?
1. Receptors
Structural elements
Adhesion molecules
Option 1 & 3
Application of high throughput screening in drug development includes?
Providing information for hit optimization
Determining the structure of the binding site on protein
Foundation for structure-based drug design
All of the above
Which country was granted a compassionate use protocol for the Ebola vaccine?
Morocco
Democratic Republic of Congo
Angola
United Republic of Tanzania
What was the world's first vaccine invented for?
Smallpox
Cholera
Tetanus
Typhoid
Selection of Development Candidate for a molecule depends on?
Demonstrated in vitro efficiency/activity
Acceptable PD
Acceptable safety margin (toxicity in rodents or dogs)
Option 1 & 3
What are the most commonly used species for animal research?
Cats
Dogs
Hamsters
Guinea pigs
Which one of these is not a role of Pharmacogenomics in DD?
Drug-drug interaction
Drug resistance
Drug ADME
Drug transporters
Regulatory agencies have recently introduced ______ into the market to ensure safe products are released
Exploratory phase
Regulatory Phase
Clinical phase
Quality check phase
How was the quiz? ;)
Interesting
A little tough
More questions please
Assignments were better lol
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