Lecture 6 8/29/24 Flashcards

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What is precision/reliability?

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-ability of diagnostic equipment to give similar responses independent of who/when it was performed
-measure of agreement among repeated observations
-lack of random error

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What is validity/accuracy?

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-ability of the test to correctly measure the true value
-degree of agreement between observed value and true value
-lack of systematic error

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What is usefulness?

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every diagnostic test result should influence medical decision making

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What is value?

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every diagnostic test should be humane, relatively easy, and inexpensive

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5
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What is the desired relationship between the gold standard test and the index test?

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want index test to match the gold standard as closely as possible in regards to results

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What is sensitivity?

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probability of a test to correctly identify those animals that are diseased

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What is specificity?

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ability of a test to correctly identify those animals that are not diseased

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8
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What is the calculation for sensitivity?

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percent proportion of subjects that tested positive among individuals with true disease

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What is the calculation for specificity?

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percent proportion of subjects that tested negative among individuals without the disease

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