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NR-511 Differential Diagnosis & Primary Care Practicum

Weeks 1-4 Notes for Midterm Exam

What do predictive values depend on?

Correct Answer:

The prevalence of disease in the population.

What are sensitivity and specificity?

Correct Answer:

Intrinsic properties of a test.

What may a low pretest probability of disease lead to?

Correct Answer:

Low positive predictive value and more false-positive results.

What happens to positive predictive value with prevalence?

Correct Answer:

It increases.

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What happens to negative predictive value with prevalence?

Correct Answer:

It decreases.

What happens to sensitivity and specificity with prevalence?

Correct Answer:

They do not vary.

What may a negative result be if you strongly suspect a client is positive for a specific condition?

Correct Answer:

False-negative test results due to a low negative predictive value.

What is clinical suspicion equivalent to at the individual level?

Correct Answer:

Pre-test probability.

What is clinical suspicion equivalent to at the population level?

Correct Answer:

High prevalence.

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What is negative predictive value inversely correlated with?

Correct Answer:

Prevalence.

What is clinical suspicion?

Correct Answer:

Pre-test probability and high prevalence of a population.

What is negative predictive value?

Correct Answer:

Inversely correlated with prevalence.

What does a low negative predictive value suggest?

Correct Answer:

False-negative.

What is the likelihood of a patient having strep pharyngitis with a positive rapid strep test?

Correct Answer:

Cannot be determined from this information.

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Why can't the likelihood of strep pharyngitis be determined from a positive rapid strep test?

Correct Answer:

Without a pre-test probability, the test result cannot be accurately interpreted.

What is the normal range for red blood cells?

Correct Answer:

4.5-6 million/µL

What is the normal range for hemoglobin?

Correct Answer:

12-18 grams/100mL

What is the normal range for hematocrit?

Correct Answer:

38%-48%

What is the normal range for reticulocytes?

Correct Answer:

0%-1.5%

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