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Which is an example of unethical research practice?
Which is an example of unethical research practice?
- Transparent monitoring of adverse events
- Proper selection and allocation of participants
- Fair allocation of dosages in comparison trials
- Excessive risks compared to benefits (correct)
Which best describes scientific integrity?
Which best describes scientific integrity?
- Manipulation of research findings for personal gain
- Honesty and fairness in proposing, performing, and reporting research (correct)
- Exclusion of conflicts of interest
- Biased representation of contributions to research proposals
What is the objective of fundamental research?
What is the objective of fundamental research?
- Application of genetics engineering
- Seeks to expand barriers of knowledge in the given area (correct)
- Attempts to use existing knowledge for resolving current problems
- Development of research methods and propagation of new theories
What is the most important issue in study design?
What is the most important issue in study design?
Excessive risks compared to benefits is an example of unethical research practice.
Excessive risks compared to benefits is an example of unethical research practice.
The penalty for violating the ethics of scientific research in Saudi Arabia may include imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months.
The penalty for violating the ethics of scientific research in Saudi Arabia may include imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months.
The equitable distribution of the burdens and benefits of research is known as scientific justice.
The equitable distribution of the burdens and benefits of research is known as scientific justice.
Applied research seeks to expand barriers of knowledge in a given area.
Applied research seeks to expand barriers of knowledge in a given area.
Collegiality in scientific interactions and sharing of resources is a practice that achieves scientific integrity.
Collegiality in scientific interactions and sharing of resources is a practice that achieves scientific integrity.
Match the type of research with its description:
Match the type of research with its description:
Study Notes
Bioethics and Integrity
- Bioethics is the study of the ethical and moral implications of new biological discoveries and biomedical advances in modern scientific and medical research and discoveries.
Importance of Bioethics Study
- Medical policies and patients' rights legislations are constantly changing.
- Scientific research and healthcare systems function differently than before.
- Scientific and medical practices now involve decision making about many new issues.
Scientific Topics with Ethical Ramifications
- Abortion
- Trans-sexuality and homo-sexuality
- Determination of Death
- Euthanasia
- Cloning
- Human and animal experimentation (e.g., signed informed consent forms)
- Birth control
- Stem cell technology
- Organs and germs donation
Determining the Ethical Framework
- Ethical committees determine the ethical framework for scientific research.
- Ethical committees should:
- Be nominated by research or medical institution authorities.
- Include expertise in the field of the research area.
- Follow international ethical standards in the screening, monitoring, and evaluation of research purposes, applications, and achievements.
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Test your knowledge of bioethics, integrity, and research methodology with this quiz on the ethical and moral implications of modern scientific and medical research. Explore key concepts related to genetic engineering, biomedical advances, and the ethical considerations surrounding new biological discoveries.
