The specificity of doing a monofilament test on a diabetic patient to screen for peripheral neuropathy is 96%. Your patient tests positive (does not feel the monofilament) when you perform the test.

Assuming you did the test correctly, how confident are you that your patient has peripheral neuropathy?

Group of answer choices

A. Not very confident, I am concerned about a false positive

B. Very confident

C. Not very confident, I am concerned about a false negative