PBH 202/HCA 202 Epidemiology: Rates and Rate Ratios Who do you think would be at higher risk of death on a shipwreck? Examine Table 1 closely. Then, use the information in Table 1 to answer the questions that follow. For reference, use these formulas. Remember, a death is an incident; death rate is a type of incidence rate. Death Rate: totalpopulationatriskofdeathofdeaths expressed per 1000, rounded to ONE decimal place Rate Ratio: deathratereferencegroupdeathratecomparisongroup rounded to TWO decimal places 7. Write a brief report (paragraph) comparing the risk of death between all of groups your studied in \#1-5. (Identify which groups were most at risk and provide the risk ratios.) Ex: Cats were 2.4 times more likely than dogs to sleep all day. 8. This is a purely descriptive exercise describing the distribution of mortality from this shipwreck. However, one can hypothesize about possible explanations for the patterns we observe. What possible explanations can you think of to explain the patterns? Write a paragraph