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Review Question - QID 7660

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QID 7660 (Type "7660" in App Search)
In a diagnostic test, the proportion of individuals who are truly free of a designated disorder identified by the test is known as

specificity.

35%

78/226

sensitivity.

15%

35/226

accuracy.

1%

3/226

positive predictive value.

4%

8/226

negative predictive value.

42%

95/226

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Specificity refers to the proportion of individuals who are truly free of the designated disorder who are so identified by the test. Sensitivity refers to the proportion of individuals who truly have the disorder who are so identified by the test. Positive predictive value refers to the proportion of individuals with a positive test who have the disorder. Negative predictive value refers to the proportion of individuals with a negative test who are free of the disorder. Accuracy is the overall ability to identify patients with the disorder (true positives) and without the disorder (true negatives) in the study population.

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