Quiz: What a Safety Case Is and Where the Practice Comes From

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A safety case is defined as a structured argument that shows a system meets required safety standards.

A safety case is a list of potential hazards identified during system design.
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A safety case is a structured argument that demonstrates a system meets required safety standards.
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A safety case is a formal document that lists all possible failure modes of a system.
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A safety case is an informal discussion about system safety with stakeholders.
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The safety case framework requires claims about system behaviour to be supported by evidence from testing or analysis.

The safety case framework allows claims to be made without any supporting data.
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The safety case framework requires claims about system behaviour to be supported by evidence from testing or analysis.
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The safety case framework only uses expert opinion to support claims.
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The safety case framework makes claims based on assumptions about system performance.
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ISO 14971 provides guidance on risk management for medical devices through clause 4.2 which describes how safety cases support risk management processes.

ISO 14971 provides no guidance on safety cases or risk management for medical devices.
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ISO 14971 provides guidance on risk management for medical devices through clause 4.2 which describes how safety cases support risk management processes.
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ISO 14971 only applies to software safety cases in the aerospace industry.
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ISO 14971 is not relevant to safety case development in healthcare.
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The safety case approach helps prevent important safety considerations from being overlooked by requiring specific claims and evidence.

The safety case approach makes it easier to ignore potential safety issues.
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The safety case approach helps prevent important safety considerations from being overlooked by requiring specific claims and evidence.
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The safety case approach allows safety issues to be addressed through informal discussions.
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The safety case approach is not concerned with identifying potential problems.
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The structured format of a safety case makes it easier to identify gaps in safety knowledge and validate safety decisions.

The structured format of a safety case makes it harder to validate safety decisions.
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The structured format of a safety case makes it easier to identify gaps in safety knowledge and validate safety decisions.
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The structured format of a safety case is only useful for technical specialists.
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The structured format of a safety case removes the need for supporting evidence.
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