Chapter 40: Problem 19
This approved therapy for relapsing remitting MS included a warning to monitor depression because of a suicide during the phase III trial. a. Avonex b. Betaseron c. Copaxone d. Rebif
Chapter 40: Problem 19
This approved therapy for relapsing remitting MS included a warning to monitor depression because of a suicide during the phase III trial. a. Avonex b. Betaseron c. Copaxone d. Rebif
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Get started for freeIn the Kahn head to head trial which of the following therapies was not evaluated? a. Avonex b. Betaseron c. Copaxone d. Rebif
The 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
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. \(>5 \%\)
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
What clinical information, in association with verification of the clinical symptoms of optic neuritis and fatigue would be sufficient to verify that the diagnosis is definitive MS using the revised MacDonald criteria?
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