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SOCRA Certification Exam 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 150 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED ANSWERS
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SOCRA Certification Exam 2024 ACTUALEXAM COMPLETE 150 QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED ANSWERS
Does the FDA consider electronic signatures to be as trustworthy and reliable as
handwritten paper signatures? - ANSWER Yes (although permission to use such
e-sigs has to be approved by the FDA)
Does the FDA consider electronic records that meet requirements to be equivalent to
handwritten records ? - ANSWER Yes
Open system (FDA term) - ANSWER System access is NOT controlled by people
who are responsible for the content of the electronic records in the system. (Like me
putting data into CHOP - controlled databases)
Closed system (FDA term) - ANSWER Environment in which SYSTEM ACCESS is
controlled by the same people responsible for the content of the system (I.E. I control
the Robotic Database access AND its contents)
What are some FDA Standards to meet when operating a closed record system? -
ANSWER 1. Must be able to tell if records have been altered or invalid
2. Must be able to copy records for agency review
3. Protect records throughout retention period
4. Limit system to authorized individuals only
5. Use time-stamped audit trails of modification etc
6. Use operational system checks and restrictions
7. Use authority checks to make sure only authorized individuals are using the
system
8. Use device checks to validate data input
9. Make sure those authorized to use system have appropriate training, education,
experience
10. Have written policies that deter data falsification
11. Audit and control the maintenance of the actual system
What are some FDA standards to meet when using an Open System? - ANSWER
All those mentioned for the closed system.
1. Document encryption as appropriate
What information should a handwritten SIGNATURE block contain? - ANSWER 1.
Printed name of signer
, 2. Date and Time when signature was executed
3. The MEANING associated with the signature (approval? responsibility?
authorship?)
Signature and record linking ? - ANSWER Signatures must be linked to their
respective electronic records to make sure they cannot be copied, falsified,
transferred etc.
Do researchers need to request permission from the FDA to use electronic
signatures in place of regular signatures? - ANSWER Yes
What controls should an E-SIGNATURE contain? - ANSWER Employ at least 2
identification components - such as an identification code AND a password.
Name some CONTROLS for the identification components (i.e. identification code
and password) for e-signature? - ANSWER 1. no 2 people should have the same
identification controls (password... code)
2. Identification codes and passwords should be periodically checked, revised, etc.
3. Deauthorize lost, stolen, missing codes and passwords
4. Periodically test your devices that generate these codes
Can an informed consent contain exculpatory language? - ANSWER NO! Cannot
say things like "you are waiving your right to damages" etc
When may an experimental drug or device be used on a patient WITHOUT informed
consent? ((EMERGENCY USE)) - ANSWER 1. the investigator and an
independent physician agree that the patient is -life threatening situation
-informed consent cannot be obtained
- there is no time to obtain consent from th esubject's legal representation
-there is no recognized therapy that provides equal or greater likelihood of saving life
- within 5 working days this must be evaluated by another independent physician
-documentation must be submitted to the IRB within 5 working days
-the president can authorize use on the military (lots of information on this military
stuff..)
When is it okay to skip informed consent and perform ((EMERGENCY
RESEARCH))? - ANSWER 1. Human subjects are in life threatening danger,
available treatments are unproven or unsatisfactory, and collection of valid science is
needed
2. Obtaining consent is not feasible
-subjects can't consent due to medical state
-can't feasibly get LAR consent in time
-no reasonable way to identify ahead of time individuals who will be eligible for
participation
3. Participation holds the prospect of direct benefit to subjects
-animal/preclinical studies support it
-risks are reasonable
4. could not practicably be carried out without waiver of consent
5. OTHER protective measures are in place (counseling, disclosure, disclosure to
public, data monitoring committee ETC
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