The following table lists the age-specific number of deaths and populations for two communities, A and B. l? Table 1 POPULATION A POPULATION B AGE # POPULATION RATE! # POPULATION RATE! DEATHS 1000 DEATHS 1000 04 150 30,000 5 250 130,000 5-19 100 100,000 1 250 250,000 2044 350 120,000 2.9 700 200,000 45-64 400 40,000 10 2,100 140,000 65+ 500 10,000 50 2,500 50,000 TOTAL 1 ,500 300,000 5 5,800 770,000 A 8. Complete Table 1 with the age-specific mortality rate for Population B. Report the total mortality rate for Population B, Cell A above {Round to 1 decimal place; 1 point). Table 2 United States Census Population (2000) AGE # POPULATION EXPECTED # DEATHS EXPECTED # (U S STANDARD) POPULATION A DEATHS POPULATION B 0-4 11 ,000 55 B 5-19 27,000 27 20-44 33,000 95.7 45-64 20,000 200 65+ 9,000 450 'I''l' I 4 An nnn United States Census Population (2000) AGE # POPULATION EXPECTED # DEATHS EXPECTED # (U S STANDARD) POPULATION A DEATHS POPULATION B 0-4 11 ,000 55 B 5-19 27,000 27 20-44 33,000 95.7 45-64 20,000 200 65+ 9,000 450 TOTAL 100.000 9. Complete Table 2, Cell B by calculating the expected number of deaths for Population B using the age-specific US population as the standard population. Round to one decimal place. 10. What are the age-standardized (adjusted) mortality rates for population B? Report per 1,000 population and round to 1 decimal place {1 pt.) 11. The age standardized mortality rate for population A is 8.28 deaths per 1000 population. Age standardized rates differ from crude rates because it corrects for the difference in the age structures of the two populations. True or False