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WorksheetsDiagnostic and screening tests
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
Screening and Diagnostic Tests are used for:
Communicable diseases
Non-communicable diseases
Both communicable and non-communicable diseases
Test A has sensitivity of 0.80 specificity of 0.20. Test B has sensitivity of 0.45 and specificity of 0.55. Which test if better to use?
Test A
Test B
Both Test A and Test B
The purpose is to assess the fatality rate of a disease
Intervention Time
Lead Time
Specificity
Sensitivity
Rheumatic fever is caused by group A streptococcus resulting to infection of the heart valves, joint pain, and involuntary movements. Which of the following samples are needed to diagnose this disease?
Which of the following patients will have lower survival rate?
Mara, 25 year old, who is diagnosed of TB 3 months ago and is under treatment
Clara, an infant with Hep B vaccine and is born with a Hep B infected mother.
Jose, 50 years old with signs and symptoms of HIV and is diagnosed of AIDS
Sandara, 65 years old diagnosed of pharyngitis
This can help diagnose the following except:
Amoebiasis
Pinworm infestation
Skin fungal infestation
Louse infestation
None of the choices
What illnesses can be screened by this test?
Respiratory illnesses
Cardiac illnesses
Neurologic illnesses
None of the choices
Has a critical part of the immune response by recognizing and binding to particular antigens, such as bacteria or viruses, and aiding in their destruction. Starts with letter I
(a)
What is/are the expected test if your patient has:
Cervical swab
Penile swab test
Blood test (Fluorescent Treponemal Antibody Absorption Test.)
All of the choices
Diagnostic tests can be in a form of surgery.
TRUE
FALSE
