Cancer Screening: Evidence Basics

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Cancer Screening: Evidence Basics


Froggy Jumps Cancer Screening: Evidence BasicsVersion en ligne evidence-based screening concepts par Brandon 1 What does sensitivity measure in a cancer screening test? a The proportion of people with cancer who test positive b The proportion of positive tests that are actually cancer c The proportion of people without cancer who test negative 2 What does specificity measure? a Probability the test is positive if disease is present b Probability the disease is present if the test is negative c Probability the test is negative if disease is absent 3 What is Positive Predictive Value (PPV)? a Probability the test is positive given disease is present b Probability the disease is absent given a negative test c Probability the disease is present given a positive test 4 What is Negative Predictive Value (NPV)? a Probability disease is present given a negative test b Probability the test is positive given no disease c Probability the disease is absent given a negative test 5 Which metric is directly affected by disease prevalence: PPV, NPV, or both? a Specificity only b Sensitivity only c Both PPV and NPV 6 With 90% sensitivity and 90% specificity, and disease prevalence 1%, what is approximate PPV? a About 8% b About 90% c About 50% 7 Which measures are generally independent of disease prevalence? a All three measures b PPV and NPV c Sensitivity and specificity 8 In a high-prevalence setting, what happens to PPV? a PPV increases b PPV decreases c PPV stays the same 9 What is the false positive rate? a Sensitivity plus specificity b 1 minus specificity c 1 plus specificity 10 If sensitivity 95%, prevalence 20%, what is PPV roughly? a About 83% b About 50% c About 99%

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Cancer Screening: Evidence BasicsVersion en ligne

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What does sensitivity measure in a cancer screening test?

What does specificity measure?

What is Positive Predictive Value (PPV)?

What is Negative Predictive Value (NPV)?

Which metric is directly affected by disease prevalence: PPV, NPV, or both?

With 90% sensitivity and 90% specificity, and disease prevalence 1%, what is approximate PPV?

Which measures are generally independent of disease prevalence?

In a high-prevalence setting, what happens to PPV?

What is the false positive rate?

If sensitivity 95%, prevalence 20%, what is PPV roughly?