A new test for onuriangiema has a 0.78 probability of positive given a sick patient and a 0.75 probability of a negative given a healthy patient. If the probability of someone in the general population having onuriangiema is 0.34, then what is the probability a positive result means someone has the disease? Give three digits past the decimal point. b) A new test for onuriangiema has a 0.78 probability of positive given a sick patient and a 0.75 probability of a negative given a healthy patient. If the probability of someone in the general population having onuriangiema is 0.34, then what is the probability a negative result means someone has the disease? Give three digits past the decimal point. c) Assume a Hardy-Weinberg distribution for the recessive condition tercho If 9/16 of the population are homozygous dominant then what fraction have tercho? Give three digits past the decimal point

A new test for onuriangiema has a 0.78 probability of positive given a sick patient and a 0.75 probability of a negative given a healthy patient. If the probability of someone in the general population having onuriangiema is 0.34, then what is the probability a positive result means someone has the disease? Give three digits past the decimal point. b) A new test for onuriangiema has a 0.78 probability of positive given a sick patient and a 0.75 probability of a negative given a healthy patient. If the probability of someone in the general population having onuriangiema is 0.34, then what is the probability a negative result means someone has the disease? Give three digits past the decimal point. c) Assume a Hardy-Weinberg distribution for the recessive condition tercho If 9/16 of the population are homozygous dominant then what fraction have tercho? Give three digits past the decimal point

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305143531

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Publisher:CURREN

Chapter16: Adult And Pediatric Dosages Based On Body Surface Area

Section: Chapter Questions

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