Guidelines for Conducting research
Unlike previous international ethical codes, the Declaration of Helsinki provides guidelines for conducting research on subjects who
Question 14 options:
| object to the use of placebos. | |
| opposed to the line of research. | |
| refuse to give their consent. | |
| cannot give their informed consent. |
5. According to The Belmont Report, an autonomous person is an individual capable of deliberation and of
Question 17 options:
| acting under the direction of others. | |
| revising their deliberative reflectons. | |
| acting without deliberation. | |
| acting under the direction of such deliberation. |
6. The interview, “Is It Time to Stop Using Race in Medical Research?” makes the point that problems arise in medical research when it is assumed that
| sickle cell anemia is not a disease. | |
| race is genetically determined. | |
| cystic fibrosis is not a genetic disease. | |
| race is not genetically determined. |
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