Discussion
The informed consent given to the research participants includes information about :
(i) Purpose
(ii) Procedures and risks
(iii) Benefits and alternative procedures
(iv) Limits of confidentiality
Answer: D
Informed consent covers all four, so the answer is (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv).
Ethical guidelines require that participants be told the purpose of the study (i); the procedures and any risks or discomforts (ii); the possible benefits and any alternative procedures (iii); and how confidential their information will be and its limits (iv). They must also be told that taking part is voluntary and that they may withdraw.
Each of the other options leaves out a required element.
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