A positive likelihood ratio value greater than 2 may be meaningful in diagnosing a condition, but you can feel confident that a clinical test result will rule in a condition as the value approaches and rises to more than 5.
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Q21: A lower negative ratio value tells you
Q22: High predictive values rule in a condition,
Q23: Sensitivity is the true-positive test results divided
Q24: The true-negative rate is the clinical term
Q25: The major limitation to predictive values is
Q27: Statistically significant and meaningful area under the
Q28: With the Youden index, a value of
Q29: A receiving operating characteristic curve is a
Q30: Likelihood ratios transcend patient populations, thereby giving
Q31: Perfect accuracy of a test is indicated
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