The Near-Perfect Specificity (Rare That a Shock Is Advised or Delivered

question 17

Multiple Choice

The near-perfect specificity (rare that a shock is advised or delivered inappropriately) and the high degree of sensitivity (recommends a shock 90% of the time when a shockable rhythm is present) assure a greater safety margin in the event that the device is applied to a person who is not in cardiac arrest.

• A) True
• B) False
• C) Cannot be determined from the information provided

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