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_____ = "true positive" tests/all patients with the disease
= (TP/(TP+FN) |
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_______ = "true negative" tests/all patients without the disease
= TN/(TN+FP) |
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_____ is the % of pts with the diagnosis correctly identified by the echo exam.
This is positive diagnosis |
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| _____ is the % of pts without the diagnosis correctly identified by echo. |
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| The higher the ____, the lower the _____. They are inversley related. |
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| Sensitivity / Specificity |
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| Most common causes for adult murmur? |
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Not all cases will have effusion
& some will have fever and flu like symptoms |
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| LV diastolic dysfunction usually accompanies ___. |
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systolic dysfunction.
Predominatley with
hypertensive heart disease,
hypertrophy and infiltrative MI |
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| Constrictive pericarditits usually presents with___? |
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| Right HF with ascites & peripheral edema |
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| ____ can occur even with normal LV function due to obstruction of flow, elevated pulmonary diastolic pressure. |
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| If the goal of the test is identification of all patients with the disease, a ______ is preferable. |
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| If the goal is confrimation of the diagnosis in an individual patient, a high _____ is preferable. |
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| Using a diagnostic test to determine whether a disease is present or absent depends on the ___ used to define the test as abnormal. |
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| Cutoff value or breakpoint |
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