During the clinical trial, all patients are given both placebo and active doses in alternating periods of time.
A double dummy study is a technique in administering supplies in a clinical trial. It refers to a method of blinding wherein the placebo is administered to both treatment groups.
The best biometric design for a clinical trial is a double-blind trial comparing the drug against another drug, or placebo. This means that neither the doctor nor patient can tell which treatment the patient is on. To do this both treatments must look identical. Sometimes this is not possible, perhaps 1 drug is a pill, and one is a liquid. In this case biometrics dictates that a double blind double dummy design is used. A dummy liquid is made up to look like the active liquid, and a dummy pill is made up to look like the active pill. Patients then are given either the active pill and the dummy liquid, or the active liquid and the dummy pill.
During the clinical trial, all patients are given both placebo and active doses in alternating periods of time.
During the clinical trial, all patients are given both placebo and active doses in alternating periods of time.
If treatments are classed as A, B and C, and say, for example, C is placebo, then during the trial, every patient will receive A at some point, B at some other point and also C at another time. Therefore each patient is 'dummy' to what they are receiving. It's a 'triple' dummy because there are 3 different treatments.
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A dummy door knob is used on doors that need to look the same but do not need a functional lock. Double closet doors, sometimes one half of a double door.
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A dummy is called a dummy for two reasons one because he is dumand not smart and does not know things second is because he is a dummy.
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