colonoscopy is a medical procedure used to detect the early signs of colorectal cancer. The two-way table below represents the results from 1000 colonoscopy patients for indicating the presence or absence of the cancer. Round percentage answers to the nearest tenth of a percent to answer the following two questions. No Cancer Cancer Positive Test Result 61 43 Negative Test Result 885 11 (a) What is the specificity for this test? % (b) What is the sensitivity for this test?

colonoscopy is a medical procedure used to detect the early signs of colorectal cancer. The two-way table below represents the results from 1000 colonoscopy patients for indicating the presence or absence of the cancer. Round percentage answers to the nearest tenth of a percent to answer the following two questions. No Cancer Cancer Positive Test Result 61 43 Negative Test Result 885 11 (a) What is the specificity for this test? % (b) What is the sensitivity for this test?

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305143531

Author:CURREN

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Chapter16: Adult And Pediatric Dosages Based On Body Surface Area

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	No Cancer	Cancer
Positive Test Result	61	43
Negative Test Result	885	11

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