Screening Things

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Across
  1. 2. costs saved by screening divided by total costs of screening is used to calculate cost ______ analysis
  2. 4. the _____ level of screening is aimed at improving the quality of life of the disease
  3. 5. given the disease is PRESENT, the probability of testing positive
  4. 6. as disease _____ increases, PVP increases and PVN decreases
  5. 8. the ____ level of screening is meant to prevent a disease
  6. 10. cost _____ analysis takes into account the total screening costs per diagnosis and total screening costs per life-year saved (how many years of their life were saved)
Down
  1. 1. _____ testing reduces false positive tests, but not false negative tests
  2. 3. predictive value ______: given the test is negative, the likelihood disease is NOT present
  3. 5. the _____ level of screening is aimed at reducing the impact of a disease (mammography)
  4. 7. time _____ _____ (two words, include the space) bias is when the earlier identification of a disease gives the illusion that patients live longer than they would if they had not received screening
  5. 8. predictive value ______: given the test is positive, the likelihood disease is present
  6. 9. given the disease is ABSENT, the probability of testing negative