Compare a "false negative" and a "false positive" immunodiagnostic test. What does each test indicate (why would you get a false negative/positive)?
Immunodiagnostics is a diagnostic methodology that uses an antigen-antibody reaction as their primary mean of detection.
A false negative immunodiagnostic test is a test result that indicates a person doesnot have a human protozoan and helminthic infections.This test varies with each infection that cannot be parasitologically diagonised .Most important are malaria,lymphatic etc.
A false positive immunodiagnostic test is a test result that indicates a person has a human protozoan and helminthic infections.
It tests the presence of drugs or alcohol in the body.
We get a negative/positive because of the human protozoan and helminthic infections a person has or not.
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