The nurse is participating in the clinical trial of a new medication. A patient enrolled in the trial says, I don't like the side effects of this drug. Which statement, made by the nurse, is indicated? Standard Text: Select all that apply.
1. Clinical trials are run to identify problems with new drugs, so some side effects should be expected.
2. The decision to stay in the trial is up to you.
3. Aren't you being paid for participating in this trial?
4. Would you like to discuss the trial with one of the researchers?
5. Let's review the informed consent you signed and see what it says about early withdrawal from the trial.
Question 2
A company that produces culture swabs contacts a nurse who works in an infectious disease practice. The company asks for data on the prevalence of different pathogens in the practice's patients. They offer the nurse 10 for each medical record reviewed. The nurse submits a bill for 1,000 after reviewing 50 medical records and supplementing information as the nurse remembered it from several other patients. What research misconduct has occurred? Standard Text: Select all that apply.
1. Plagiarism
2. Data fabrication
3. Data falsification
4. Conflict of interest
5. Informed consent
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