Chapter 40: Problem 17
The FDA approved therapy for relapsing remitting MS with the smallest \(\%\) reduction in relapses at 12 months by the Johnson Class I data a. Avonex b. Betaseron c. Copaxone d. Rebif
Chapter 40: Problem 17
The FDA approved therapy for relapsing remitting MS with the smallest \(\%\) reduction in relapses at 12 months by the Johnson Class I data a. Avonex b. Betaseron c. Copaxone d. Rebif
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Get started for freeThe primary outcome measure for phase III FDA trials for the IFN \(\beta\) therapies a. number and time between relapses b. evidence of lesions on MRI c. a significant change in the MSFC d. time to complete a 25 foot walk
Which of the FDA approves therapies for MS was originally designed to mimic a portion of the molecular sequence of myelin: a. Avonex b. Betaseron c. Copaxone d. Rebif
Score for an individual with normal motor function on the Kurtzke Expanded Disability Scoring Scale (EDSS) a. 0 b. 1 c. 5 d. 10
Brain atrophy is considered significant is it exceeds the these normal changes related to aging a. \(<0.5-1 \%\) b. \(>0.5-1 \%\) c. \(>1-1.5 \%\) d. \(>5 \%\)
In the Kahn head to head trial which of the following therapies was not evaluated? a. Avonex b. Betaseron c. Copaxone d. Rebif
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