7 questions covering the whole module, mixing recall with applied scenarios. Answer everything, then submit — you’ll see your score and every explanation at once. Pass threshold: 70%. Retake as many times as you like.
RecallQuestion 1
Which WHO-UMC category requires a satisfactory rechallenge, and why is it used relatively rarely?
RecallQuestion 2
What does an "Unassessable/Unclassifiable" WHO-UMC rating actually mean?
ScenarioQuestion 3
A Naranjo assessment produces a total score of 7. What causality category does this correspond to?
ScenarioQuestion 4
A patient experiences allergic bronchospasm, is treated promptly in an emergency department with epinephrine, and is discharged the same day without formal hospital admission. Is this event serious under ICH E2A?
RecallQuestion 5
A drug’s label lists "elevated liver enzymes" as a known mild effect. A case reports fulminant hepatic failure requiring a liver transplant. Is this event expected or unexpected?
ScenarioQuestion 6
A case is serious and unexpected, but the assessor determines it is very unlikely to be related to the drug. Is this case a SUSAR?
RecallQuestion 7
For expedited reporting purposes, when the reporter and the company’s causality assessments disagree, which one governs?