Q. 1 (a) A city has the 7895 children under age 5 and 15320 women aged 15-49. What is child-woman ratio? (b) Consider a population, where the number of female births is 6543 and number of male birth is 6756. What is the sex ratio? Interpret your answer. (c) In a country with a population of 6.5 million people, 75,000 deaths occurred during the year ending December 31, 2020. These included 33,000 deaths from cholera in 100,000 people who were sick with cholera. (i) What was the cause-specific mortality rate from cholera in 2020? (per 100,000) (ii) Calculate and interpret the case-fatality rate from cholera in 2020? (Give the answer in percentage). (d) If the end point age is 65 years then find Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL), for following cases: 100 deaths at age 60, 50 deaths at age 50, 20 deaths at age 20,

Q. 1 (a) A city has the 7895 children under age 5 and 15320 women aged 15-49. What is child-woman ratio? (b) Consider a population, where the number of female births is 6543 and number of male birth is 6756. What is the sex ratio? Interpret your answer. (c) In a country with a population of 6.5 million people, 75,000 deaths occurred during the year ending December 31, 2020. These included 33,000 deaths from cholera in 100,000 people who were sick with cholera. (i) What was the cause-specific mortality rate from cholera in 2020? (per 100,000) (ii) Calculate and interpret the case-fatality rate from cholera in 2020? (Give the answer in percentage). (d) If the end point age is 65 years then find Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL), for following cases: 100 deaths at age 60, 50 deaths at age 50, 20 deaths at age 20,

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