SCREENINGS Flashcards

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What are 2 questions patients should ask their physician when a medical screening test is recommended?

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How accurarte is the test?

How confident will you be in predection

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WHat is a true positive (TP)?

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Test correctely reports a postive result in a pateint that actually does have the disease

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What is a true negative? (TN)

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Test correctly reports a negative result in a patient that actually does not have diease

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What is a false postive? (FP)

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Test incorrectly reports a postive result in a patient that actually does not have the disease

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What is a falase negative?

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Test incorrectly reports a negative result when the patient actually does have diease

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What is sensitivity and specifity?

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They describes the accurarcy of test result based on known dieased status from gold standards (via comparisons)

only uses A and D values from 2x2

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What is sensitivity?

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How well a test can dectect presence of disease when in fact disease is present

Proportion (%) of the time that a test is positive in a patient that does have the diease

(A high sensitive test has a low false negative rate ) ;

( TP / (TP +FN) ) * 100% or ( TP/ (all dieased) ) * 100% or ( A/ (A+C) ) * 100%

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What is specificity?

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How well a test can detect absence of disease when infact the diesease is absent

false negativity of test in healthy

Proportion of time that a TEST is negative in a patient that does not have the disease

a high specific test has a low false positive rate

(TN/ (TN +FP) *100% or TN / (all not dieased) x 100% or D/ ( B + D) * 100

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What is negative predictive value? (NPV)

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HOw accurately a neative test predicts the absence of disease

Proportion of % of TN in Patients with a negative Test (correct prediction)

NPV = TN / (TN + FN) X 100%

NPV = TN / (ALL NEGATIVE TESTS) X 100

NPV = D / (C+D) X 100%

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WHAT IS POSTIVE PREICTIVE VALUE (PPV)

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how accurately a postive test predicts the presence of dsease

Proportion (%) of TP in patients with a postitive test (corrects prediction)

also referred to as PRedict value positive ( PVP)

PPV = = TP / (TP + FP) X 100%

PPV = TP / (ALL POSITIVE TEST ) X 100 %

PPV = A / ( A+ B) X 100

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What does the postive predictive value and negative predictive value describe?

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ACcuracy of prediction of disease based on known test results

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What is diagnostic accuracy (DA) or Diagnostic Precison (DP)?

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Proportion of % of tota screening that a patient has correctly identified as either have diease (TP) or not having the diease (TN) with either a postive or negative test, respectively

DA or DP = (TP + TN) / (TP + FP + FN + TN ) x 100%

or

= (TP + TN) / All patients x 100%

= (A + D) / (A + B + C + D)

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What are likeihood Ration’s (LR)

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Ratios of 2 probabilities

Ratio of the probability of % of a given test result (postive or Negative ) for a person With diease / probability % of the same test result ( postive or negative) for a person without diease

Can be calculated for both positive (+) and (-)

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What is likelihood ratio postivie (LR+)

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Probability (%) of a postiive test in the presence of diesease / probability of a postive test in the absence of dieaase

“what are the chances that a postive rest will result in the presence of diease compared to absense of diease”

= [A/ ( A+C)] / [B / (B + D )]

= sensitivity / ( 1 - specificity)

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What is Likelihood raio Negative? (LR -)

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The probability of a negative test in the presence of diease + probability of a negative test in the absence of diease

= (1 - sensitivity ) / specificity

= [C / (C +A)] / [D / (B+D)]

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What are beneficial values of liklihood ratios

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LR+ should be > 10 and LR - should be < 1.0

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