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Liono4ka [1.6K]
3 years ago
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An investigator conducting a study of a medical device under an ide is required to complete and sign what?

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Rudik [331]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: An investigator conducting a study of a medical device under an IDE is required to complete and sign an investigator's agreement. It is a statement that states general key factors such as investigator's commitment to conduct the investigation in accordance with the rules stated down in the agreement. It also look into all testing of the device involving subjects such as human and animals, and ensure that the requirements for obtaining informed consent are met.

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<u>Date         Accounts title                              Debit ($)         Credit ($)   </u>

Jan. 1        Cash                                              111,671

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<em><u>           (To record issuance of bonds.)                                                  </u></em>

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Jun. 30    Interest Expense (w.4)                       3,493  

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Dec. 31    Interest Expense (w.4)                       3,493  

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                 Cash (w.6)                                                                 4,320

<em><u>                (To record second interest payment)                                               </u></em>

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