Question

You are a clinic staff member who conducts participant visits. At each visit you are supposed to measure and record the participant's blood pressure. A participant has just left, and you are organizing the paperwork to prepare it for data entry. You realize that, due to an interruption by a phone call, the person's blood pressure was mistakenly not recorded on the Case Report Form (CRF). You think that this person's blood pressure has been very stable across the five visits that have been done so far; you look back at the previous visits' CRFs and confirm that.

You write down, on today's CRF, blood pressure values that are approximately the same as the previous five.

What are two risks or issues that arise by doing this? There are clinical, scientific integrity, and statistical issues. (Your answer does not have to touch on more than one of these categories.)

Answer 1

RISK FOR PATIENT: If patient any known case of hypo/hyper tension may be affect preliminarly affect heart&kidneys like(aneurysm,coronory heart disese leads to heart failure,followed by kidney damage&ischemic attack in the brain leads to death. VALUE OF CASE REPORT FORM (HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY) After checking any vital signs documentation is very important,it may wrong affect to pt life&health care management(specified hospital)case report form is very important to every patient(out patient:newly detected cases,according Race&food habits.In patient,if symptom worsening)day to day to life the values documented doctor will change the medication dose according the present values&explain the risk not only for examining the patient,for checking patient case form also..