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2. What is a 'double blind' test?

  • A test in which only blind people can participate
  • A test where neither the doctors nor the patients know who is recieving the drug and who is recieving the placebo
  • A test where the patients and doctors are blindfolded

3. Why are double-blind studies important?

  • They aren't.
  • They prevent bias
  • They are more accurate

4. What is In Vitro screening and what does it mean?

  • Tests are done on groups of cells to test the responses of enzymes/cells/organs. 'In vitro' means 'in glass'
  • Testing on animals to check the responses of a living organism. 'In vitro' means 'in cell'

5. Tests on animals may be unreliable because they may react in greatly different ways to how a human would

  • True
  • False

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