<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A rapid diagnostic test has been developed amid a major avian influenza outbreak in Asia. The outbreak has reached epidemic levels with a very high attack rate. Epidemiologists are hoping to use the rapid diagnostic test to identify all exposed individuals and curb the rapid spread of disease by isolating patients with any evidence of exposure to the virus. The epidemiologists compared rapid diagnostic test results to seropositivity of viral antigen via PCR in 200 patients. The findings are represented in the following table:Test result PCR-confirmed avian influenza No avian influenzaPositive rapid diagnostic test 95 2Negative rapid diagnostic test 5 98Which of the following characteristics of the rapid diagnostic test would be most useful for curbing the spread of the virus via containment?? A: Sensitivity of 98100, B: Specificity of 95100, C: Positive predictive value of 9597, D: Specificity of 98100, E: Sensitivity of 95100,  <response>: This is a question about evaluating the performance characteristics of a diagnostic test. To curb the spread of the virus, we want to identify all exposed individuals. This means we want a test with high sensitivity, or the ability to correctly identify those with the disease. The sensitivity is calculated as the number of true positives divided by the total number of positives true positives false negatives. E: Sensitivity of 95100 