SOCRA CCRP Practice Exam

What should a CRA monitor in the consent process?

1. The patient's medical history

2. That subject signed most recent version of form

3. That the consent form is in the patient's preferred language

4. Payment details are correct

The correct answer is: That subject signed most recent version of form

When obtaining consent from a subject, it is important for a CRA to ensure that the subject has signed the most recent version of the consent form. This is crucial to ensure that the subject has been informed of any updated information or changes to the study protocol, and that they have given their fully informed consent. Options A, C, and D are all important considerations in the consent process, but they are not specifically related to the monitoring of the consent form itself. Monitoring the patient's medical history may be important for determining their eligibility for the study, ensuring the consent form is in the patient's preferred language can help with understanding and obtaining informed consent, and verifying payment details are correct is important for ensuring the subject is compensated appropriately for their participation. However, these options do not directly address the specific task of monitoring the consent form itself.