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What should be documented when a subject is discontinued from a trial?

  1. Blood type, Weight, Height

  2. Source of discontinuation, Reason, Impact

  3. New medication, Illness, Personal reasons

  4. Birthday, Social security number, Email

The correct answer is: Source of discontinuation, Reason, Impact

Subjects are discontinued from a trial for various reasons, including adverse reactions, inability to continue participation, or simply due to personal reasons. These factors should be properly documented in the subject's medical records, which is why option B is the correct answer. Options A and C are incorrect because they list irrelevant information that does not need to be documented in this context. Option D is incorrect because it contains personal information that should not be included in medical records. The documentation should focus on the source of the discontinuation, the reason for it, and the potential impact it may have on the trial. This information is important for future reference and analysis of the trial results.

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