What basic human right is considered to be equitable selection of subjects and their treatment during the research study?
a. Right to self-determination
b. Right to anonymity and confidentiality
c. Right to fair treatment
d. Right to protection from discomfort and harm
ANS: C
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A This does not describe the right to self-determination.
B This does not describe the right to anonymity and confidentiality.
C The right to fair treatment is being honored when there is equitable selection of subjects and their treatment during the research study.
D This does not describe the right to protection from discomfort and harm.
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