Which of the following is NOT considered raw data in a preclinical study?

In the context of preclinical studies, raw data refers to the original data collected and generated during the study before any analysis or interpretation is performed. Each of the choices can be evaluated based on this definition.

Final Pathology Reports are summaries of the findings from the study, which include interpreted results rather than the original raw data. Records of quarantine and animal receipt document the process of animal acquisition and management but do not include experimental or outcome data. Animal data entered into charts represents the original observations and measurements taken during the study, making it raw data.

In contrast, a computer printout from lab data sheets typically reflects processed or summarized information rather than raw data. These printouts may include results that have been analyzed and formatted, thus making them not essential representative of the original data collected in the study phases. Therefore, the computer printout is not considered raw data, making it the correct choice.