Regarding subject receipt of a signed and dated copy of the consent forms, which is true about FDA regulations?

1. The FDA regulations allow subjects or the legally acceptable representatives (LARs) to receive either a signed or unsigned copy.

2. The FDA regulations allow subjects to receive either a signed or unsigned copy.

ICH E6 Section 4.8.11 requires that the subject or the legally acceptable representative (LAR) receive a copy of the signed and dated written informed consent form.

3. The FDA (1998) regulations allow subjects to receive either a signed or unsigned copy.

4. To be in compliance with ICH E6 guideline, the investigator should include a statement in the consent form that the subject will receive a signed and dated copy of the consent form. Persons obtaining consent must then ensure that this procedure is followed.

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Austin Patterson

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7 November, 04:51

Regarding subject receipt of a signed and dated copy of the consent forms, which is true about FDA regulations?

1. The FDA regulations allow subjects or the legally acceptable representatives (LARs) to receive either a signed or unsigned copy.

2. The FDA regulations allow subjects to receive either a signed or unsigned copy.

ICH E6 Section 4.8.11 requires that the subject or the legally acceptable representative (LAR) receive a copy of the signed and dated written informed consent form.

3. The FDA (1998) regulations allow subjects to receive either a signed or unsigned copy.

4. To be in compliance with ICH E6 guideline, the investigator should include a statement in the consent form that the subject will receive a signed and dated copy of the consent form. Persons obtaining consent must then ensure that this procedure is followed.

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Mckayla Norris · Answer 1

Answer will be (1.)

The FDA regulations allow subjects or the legally acceptable representatives (LARs) to receive either a signed or unsigned copy

Explanation:

The FDA establishes rules based on the laws laid down in the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) or other statutes - The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act - under which FDA works. The FDA guidelines have full legal effect. Medications and biologics must be proven safe and effective. The positives of the medication would surpass the risks linked to its proposed use, according to the FDA. Animal medications and food additives used in animal feed, including dogs, poultry and livestock. Health devices.