The screening cut-off point for the new diabetes screening test was lowered to 130mg of blood glucose per 100ml. Using this cut-off point, 230 people tested positive on the screening test. Of these, 66 people tested negative on the “gold standard” diagnostic test (that is, they did not have diabetes). The data are in the table below. Data of screening test and gold standard results "Gold-Standard" Test Screening Test Disease No Disease Total Positive 164 66 230 Negative 336 9434 9770 Total 500 9500 10000

The screening cut-off point for the new diabetes screening test was lowered to 130mg of blood glucose per 100ml. Using this cut-off point, 230 people tested positive on the screening test. Of these, 66 people tested negative on the “gold standard” diagnostic test (that is, they did not have diabetes). The data are in the table below. Data of screening test and gold standard results "Gold-Standard" Test Screening Test Disease No Disease Total Positive 164 66 230 Negative 336 9434 9770 Total 500 9500 10000

	"Gold-Standard" Test
Screening Test	Disease	No Disease	Total
Positive	164	66	230
Negative	336	9434	9770
Total	500	9500	10000

Similar questions

An 84 year old male patient has been given a loading dose of digoxin of 298 micrograms in divided doses by intravenous infusion. He has a creatinine clearance (Ccr) of 34 ml / min. What is the maintenance dose (in micrograms) that this patient should receive? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. Use the formula provided to calculate the maintenance dose. Maintenance Dose = Peak body stores x % daily loss 100 Where: Peak Body Stores = Loading Dose % Daily Loss = 14 + Creatinine clearance (Ccr) 5
Your patient’s recent PTT is 40. According to protocol, you need to increase the Heparin drip by 4 units/kg/hr and administer 27 units/kg IV bolus. You will recheck the PTT in 6 hours. The patient is currently receiving a Heparin drip at 18 units/kg/hr from a bag that reads 15,000 units/150 mL. The patient weighs 72 kg. How many units will the patient receive as a bolus, and how many units per kilogram per hour will the patient receive based on the new PTT result?
Urine and blood samples were taken from four different patients and analyzed with the following results. 1. Based on the results obtained from the tests above, determine the condition for each patient. 2. Edward and Ariana were provided with injectable insulin. What would be the expected changes in the blood and urine glucose composition if they were injected with insulin?
can you help me work through this practice test?
Please show dimensional analysis to solve
You are working as a student nurse at a diabetes clinic. Today's clinic involves monitoring the glucose levels of four patients. The age and weight of each patient is recorded. A blood sample from each patient is taken and evaluated using a blood glucose monitor. The patient, history, and glucose test results are shown in the table below:
Plan a one-day menu for a patient with hypertension, following the 2000 kcal. DASH Eating Plan and limiting sodium to 1500 mg. The DASH diet pattern is found in your textbook (Table 22-5) and on the 'Following the DASH Eating Plan' tab on the DASH website. Your menu should include: • specific foods with portion sizes • milligrams of sodium recorded for each food total grams of sodium for the day Reference the database used to look up sodium content of foods. USDA FoodData Central is recommended.
A child weighs 11 kilograms. The health care provider orders a drug as follows: 0.2 mg/kg intravenously. What dose should the nurse administer?
So would it be 22kD after conversion? Option are in kD. 67, 52, 22, and 13kD
The formula for a single capsule filled extemporaneously for use in a clinical trial is : Estriol 250 micrograms Estradiol 190 micrograms Starch 320 mg Which of the following is the amount of estriol required to produce 50 tablets? O 12.50 mg O 1.25 mg O 125.00 mg O 250.00 mg O 25.00 mg
Calculate doses for the drugs indicated below based on the patient's BSA. Calculate the BSA to the nearest hundredth and medication dosages to the nearest tenth. Show complete solutions. 1. An adult who is 68.8 kg and 165 cm needs monthly IV doses of cyclophosphamide for cancer treatment. The recommended monthly dose is 0.5 to 1 g/m2. What is the dose appropriate for this patient? a. If the lowest dose is ordered and cyclophosphamide for IV administration is available as 100 mg/5 mL, how many mL of medication would be added to IV fluid for infusion each month?
determine the mol (!) amount of glucose present in the glycogen sample. Show all details of the working out of your calculation. Indicate all units and provide the answer with one decimal precision tube 1 : 26.73 µg/ml tube 2: 23.09 µg/ml tube 3 60.36 µg/ml tube 4 47.64 µg/ml