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Positive Predictive Value

likely to be higher for an animal already for an animal already showing clinical signs than in one not showing signs
likely to be higher for an animal already for an animal already showing clinical signs than in one not showing signs

False Negative

true positive animals that are undetected (positive animals that erroneously test negative)


False Positive

true negative animals that are undetected (negative animals that erroneously test positive)

Sensitivity

proportion of true positives detected (proportion of true positives that are undetected = false negative)

Specificity

proportion of true negatives detected (proportion of true negatives undetected = false positive)

Determining Specificity and Sensitivity

Spectrum Bias

-using a test in a patient drawn from a population other than the target population (specified by manufacturer)


-can alter specificity and sensitivity

Calculating Prevalence

Calculating True Prevalence

Screening

-Objective: identify unrecognized cases--positive predictive value matters


-increasing sensitivity will increase # of cases found, may decrease specificity and increase # of false positives