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Which of the following is used to estimate the number of items that should be added to a test to achieve a specified reliability?
Muscle Spasm
An involuntary and sudden contraction of one or more muscles, often painful and a sign of muscle strain or neurological conditions.
Tetanus
A bacterial infection characterized by muscle spasms, commonly caused by Clostridium tetani bacteria.
Sweating
The process of excreting fluid from the body's sweat glands, which is a crucial mechanism for temperature regulation and removal of toxins.
Intercalated Discs
Specialized connections between cardiac muscle cells that facilitate the coordinated contraction of the heart.
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