The ability of a test to accurately identify positive results (those who have the disease or abnormality) is called the of a test.
(a) sensitivity
(b) negative predictive value
(c) specificity
(d) positive predictive value

The answer is A: Sensitivity.

Explanation:

The sensitivity test is a study that correctly classifies an individual as sick, that is, the probability that a positive individual will obtain a positive result. Sensitivity is, therefore, the ability of the test to detect the disease.

For its part, the specificity test is a study used to detect healthy.

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