Clinical Trials

In a phase 1 clinical trial, the number of people tested is typically

• less than 10,000

• less than 1,000

• less than 100

• less than 10

In a phase 2 clinical trial, the amount of people tested can be as high as 200 people

• TRUE

• FALSE

1,000 to 3,000 people are tested in which phase of a clinical trial?

• phase 1

• phase 2

• phase 3

• phase 4

In this phase of a clinical trial, a drug is approved by the FDA and is monitored for many years after introduction to the public to check for drug risks, benefits and best use

• phase 1

• phase 2

• phase 3

• phase 4

When neither the test subjects nor scientists knows the group to which the subjects have been assigned, this is called

• Single-blind

• Double-blind

• Triple-blind

• None of the above

Which group below would be given the experimental drug?

• Treatment Group

• Control Group

Which group below would be given a placebo?

• Treatment Group

• Control Group

When subjects do not know which group they are assigned to, but researchers do, this is called

• Single-blind

• Double-blind

• Triple-blind

• None of the above

This is often used to test surgical procedures and medical devices, that by nature, cannot be done without the subject or researcher knowing who is receiving the treatment

• Factorial Trials

• Open Trials

• Orphan Drug Trials

• Crossover Trials

This is often used to test drugs for rare diseases and is tested on a small number of participants that are very sick

• Factorial Trials

• Open Trials

• Orphan Drug Trials

• Crossover Trials