Quiz: What Is a Washout Period in a Trial?

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1. Q1.What is a washout period?

   AA time before a trial when a person stops a previous treatment so it clears the bodyBA cleaning of the trial roomCA type of blood testDThe final day of a trial

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2. Q2.Why is a washout period needed?

   ATo make the trial longer for no reasonBTo keep an earlier treatment from clouding the trial resultsCTo lower the costDTo let the patient rest only

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3. Q3.What determines how long a washout period lasts?

   AThe patient's heightBThe day of the weekCHow long the previous treatment stays active in the bodyDThe number of participants

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4. Q4.Who calculates and supervises the washout period?

   AThe patient's familyBAn insurance agentCNo oneDThe trial team

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5. Q5.What happens if pausing a treatment would be unsafe for a person?

   AThey may not be eligible for that particular trialBThey are forced to pause anywayCThe trial is canceled for everyoneDNothing changes

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