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Studying People Scientifically pt.1
Studying People Scientifically pt.1
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What does the
FDA
stand for?
Federal Drug Assosication
Federal Drug Administration
US Food and Drug Services
Food and Drug Administration
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What is a control group?
Group that turns the tv on
Group that gets thrown out
Group that gets tested
Group used for compasrion
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All medicines must be proven to be...
Safe and Informative
Delicious and Nutricious
Safe and Effective
Effective and Tasty
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What do scientists do first when designing an experiment?
Develop a procedure
Ask for volunteers
Wash their hands
Record results
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What is a hypothesis?
Theory
An explanation based on observed facts
Set of rules
Guess about someting
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In order for medicines to be made available to the public, they must_____________
Be available at CVS
Work for everyone
Be available in liquid and pill forms
Go through clinical trials
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What is the first step in the scientific method?
Research
Purpose
Conclusion
Hypothesis
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All of the following must be included on the informed consent form EXCEPT:
The potential risks of the drug
The group the participant is assigned to
The rights of the participant
The length of the clinical trial
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How many people experienced the Placebo Effect?
25
10
5
20
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The improvement in the health of people receiving placebos is known as the __________________.
Placebo cause
Placebo effect
Placebo transformation
Placebo result
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What is the second step in the scientific method?
Procedure
Analyze data
Conduct experiment
Write a hypothesis
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What is a placebo?
Place where scientists hang out
An active pill
A disease
An inactive pill
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When testing how people respond to pain medicine, participants in the clinical trial should get
Informed consent
Placebo
Fake meds
Pain meds
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How many steps are there in the scientific method?
Ten
Five
Three
One
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The available facts, data, and/or observations which support a theory or conclusion
Evidence
Control
Analysis
Inference
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What is a conclusion?
IDK
What went wrong
Educated guess
What you have learned from your observations
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The study of right and wrong in people’s behavior/conduct.
Ethics
Religion
Evidence
Trade-offs
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Which of the following is a testable hypothesis?
Which type of car tire works better in the rain?
Which color flower is the prettiest?
Cold weather is better than hot weather.
Are clowns scary?
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Use of your five senses to gather information.
Inference
Prediction
Hypothesis
Observation
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After a hypothesis is formulated, the next step is:
Observing
Coming to a conclusion
Testing by experiement
Thinking of an interesting question
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This is used as the control in an experiment.
Medicine
Placebo
Variable
Trade-offs
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Total number of participants in a clinical trial
Volunteers
Participants
Control group
Sample size
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An exchange of one thing in return for another.
Ethics
Trade-off
Purchase
Give and take
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What was the cause of Pellagra?
Corn
The southern way of life
Poor diet and nutrition
Germs
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Medicines can be tested in classrooms.
True
False
