3 Questions
What are the two viewpoints from which clinical research is introduced in Chapter 1?
Anatomy and physiology
What is the goal of designing components in the anatomy of research?
To make the project feasible and efficient
What is the scientific function of protocols in a study?
To organize research
Study Notes
- Chapter 1 introduces clinical research from two viewpoints: anatomy and physiology.
- Anatomy of research includes tangible elements of a study plan.
- The goal is to design components that make the project feasible and efficient.
- Physiology of research is about how it works and minimizing errors.
- Separating the two themes simplifies thinking about a complex topic.
- Protocols are the written plan of a study and help organize research.
- Protocols have a vital scientific function.
- Table 1.1 outlines the components of a protocol.
- Components will be expanded on in the ensuing chapters.
- Completed pieces will be put together in Chapter 20.
Test your knowledge on the anatomy and physiology of clinical research with this quiz! Learn about the tangible elements involved in designing a feasible and efficient study plan, as well as the importance of minimizing errors. Explore the scientific function of protocols and their components with Table 1.1 as your guide. See how well you understand the complex topic of clinical research by completing this quiz.
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