Item 5 The following table is a comparison of the leading causes of death in the United States from the years 2015 to 20

[answerhappygod]

Item 5 The Following Table Is A Comparison Of The Leading Causes Of Death In The United States From The Years 2015 To 20 1 (131.77 KiB) Viewed 57 times

Item 5 The following table is a comparison of the leading causes of death in the United States from the years 2015 to 2020. The population totals for each year, respectively, are: Year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Total Population 320878310 323015995 325084756 327096265 329064917 331002651 Table. Number of Deaths for Leading Causes of Death, US, 2015-2020 No. of deaths by year Cause of death 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Total deaths 2712 630 2 744 248 2813503 2839 205 2854838 3358814 Heart disease 633842 635 260 647 457 655 381 659 041 690 882 Cancer 595930 598 038 599 108 599 274 599 601 598 932 COVID-19 345 323 Unintentional injuries 146 571 161 374 169 936 167 127 173040 192 176 Stroke 140323 142 142 146 383 147 810 150005 159 050 Chronic lower respiratory diseases 155 041 154 596 160 201 159 486 156979 151637 Alzheimer disease 110561 116 103 121 404 122 019 121 499 133 382 Diabetes 79 535 80 058 83 564 84 946 87 647 101 106 Influenza and pneumonia 57 062 51537 55672 59 120 49 783 53 495 Kidney disease 49 959 50 046 50 633 51 386 51 565 52 260 Suicide 44 193 44 965 47173 48 344 47 511 44 834 Leading causes are classified according to underlying cause and presented Deaths with confirmed or presumed COVID-19. coded to International according to the number of deaths among US residents. For more information, Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, see the article by Heron. Source: National Center for Health Statistics. Tenth Revision code 0071 as the underlying cause of death. National Vital Statistics System: mortality statistics (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/ deaths.htm). Data for 2015-2019 are final; data for 2020 are provisional.
QUESTION 31 8 points Save Answer Use the information provided in ITEM 5 to answer the following questions. 1) Which disease did not previously appear in the top 10 causes for the first 5 years of the study? ii) Did the total number of deaths increase by year from 2015 to 2020? yes or no? ii) What is the mortality rate for 2015 per 1000 of the population rounded to 1 decimal place? iv) What is the mortality rate for 2019 per 1000 of the population, rounded to 1 decimal place? v) What is the mortality rate for 2020 per 1000 of the population, rounded to 1 decimal place? QUESTION 32 1 points Save Answer Use the information provided in ITEM 5 to answer the following question: Which 2 top-10 diseases might have been reduced because of mask-wearing from 2019 to 2020? O Stroke Cancer Alzheimer's disease O Suicide Heart disease Diabetes Kidney disease Influenza and pneumonia Injuries Chronic respiratory diseases