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102.
105.
106.
107.
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bilev
08.
The ability of a test to identify only non-diseased individuals who actually do not have the disease refers
to the test's
The ability of a measuring instrument to give consistent results in repeated trials is known as the
2 instrument's:
erplan A. reliability. w
predictivity.
B.
C. specificity.
D. sensitivity.
A. sensitivity.
B. specificity. th
C. predictive value (-).
D. predictive value (+).
been accepted as the standard is known as:iq testselg
A. predictive value (-).lity rate is
B.
predictive value (+).
C.
gold standard.
D. reliability.
treatment?
CO
Which of the following screening tests is most appropriate for newborns? ils 1291 229112 A
Glob 3291 229712 .8
A. Phenylketonuria
B. Asthma
C. Cholesterol
D. Colon cancer
A. True positive
B.
False positive
C. False negative
pitao D. True negative
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nuzoqxs to sbutingsm
viivilians2
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Which type of screening test result may have the consequence of causing unnecessary anxiety, stress, and
2602ib tuorliw bris ritiw szor vllazala ylists of 1291 Iesinio s to viilids er 0
ases with better
B.
Length bias
C. Selection bias
D. Overdiagnosis bias
The ability of a test to determine true positives is its
A.
Validity
Reliability
B.
od
C. Sensitivity or sidsilenu zi suzssm & li oldsilen ed no
D. Specificity
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is counted in the patient's survival time, this may result in
A.
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SUIT A
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