Question 90 · LEK · Medical experiment
A medical experiment involving humans is allowed to be carried out:
- A. under the supervision of a medical law specialist.
- B. only under the supervision of a doctor with appropriate high qualifications.
- C. only under the supervision of a doctor who is a medical university employee.
- D. under the supervision of a bioethicist.
- E. under the supervision of an anthropologist.
Hint
The Physician Act names one specific profession, with a specific level of qualification, as the supervisor of any experiment.
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