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Definition of confirmation testing?
When a test fails because of the defect then that defect is reported and a new version of the software is expected that has had the defect fixed. In this case we need to execute the test again to confirm that whether the defect got actually fixed or not. This is known as confirmation testing and also known as re-testing. It is important to ensure that the test is executed in exactly the same way it was the first time using the same inputs, data and environments. Hence, when the change is made to the defect in order to fix it then confirmation testing or re-testing is helpful.
What does diaphragmatic attenuation artifact mean in your stress tests results?
Diaphragmatic attenuation artifact in stress test results refers to a decrease in the visibility of the heart due to the diaphragm blocking the imaging of the lower part of the heart. This artifact can occur during imaging tests such as echocardiograms or nuclear stress tests, leading to challenges in accurately assessing cardiac function. Strategies to minimize this artifact include adjusting patient positioning or using alternative imaging techniques to obtain clearer images of the heart.
What is meant by incidents in testing?
Incident is an unexpected behaviour which needs further investigation. It can be a defect in AUT, in Test case or in the test environment.
What non invasive test is comparable to a cat scan?
Magnetic resonance imaging
What is the oral ingestion of a suspension for imaging of the esophagus is what type of diagnostic test?
cholecystography
In software testing regression testing must consist of fixed set of test to create a base line is it true or false?
Regression are classified as - Full / Complete Regression -- Entire application is regressed - Regional regression -- Tests performed around defect fixes or code changes
What is a N SAP 9-50 DP3 K DXT test?
The N SAP 9-50 DP3 K DXT test is a specialized diagnostic procedure used primarily in the field of medical imaging and diagnostics, particularly related to evaluating the performance of imaging systems. It assesses various parameters, including spatial resolution and contrast, to ensure the accuracy and reliability of imaging equipment. This test is essential for maintaining high standards in medical imaging, ultimately contributing to improved patient care and outcomes.
What do you do if you cannot get your car to pass emissions test?
Get it fixed.
How far along in the pregnancy do you have to be to get a DNA test?
Your baby would get the DNA test for paternity after it is born. If you are at risk for a genetic defect, then your doctor would discuss that with you during your pregnancy.
What is the full form of CAT and MRI?
CAT: Common Admission Test MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging
Software test plan and test metrics?
metrics used in testing, The Product Quality Measures - 1. Customer satisfaction index, 2. Delivered defect quantities, 3. Responsiveness (turnaround time) to users, 4. Product volatility, 5. Defect ratios, 6. Defect removal efficiency, 7. Complexity of delivered product, 8. Test coverage, 9. Cost of defects, 10. Costs of quality activities, 11. Re-work, 12. Reliability and Metrics for Evaluating Application System Testing
What is needed before a patient can be properly diagnosed?
After the examination of the symptoms and identify the nature disease such as blood test, imaging test, biopsies...
