11The diagram below shows a 'bathtub' analogy which is often used to help explain theepidemiological concepts of incidence, prevalence and mortality.TERRRIEGA.B.C.D.X.IncidencePrevalenceIncidencePrevalenceX-Water entering bathY-Water in bathIf the water represents individuals in a population, which of the following correctly labelsthe concepts?Z-Water leaving bathYPrevalenceIncidenceMortalityMortalityZMortalityMortalityPrevalenceIncidence

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11 The diagram below shows a 'bathtub' analogy which is often used to help explain the epidemiological concepts of incidence, prevalence and mortality. IMBRE N A. B. C. D. X Incidence Prevalence Incidence Prevalence If the water represents individuals in a population, which of the following correctly labels the concepts? . X-Water entering bath Y-Water in bath Z-Water leaving bath Y Prevalence Incidence Mortality Mortality Z Mortality Mortality Prevalence Incidence

11 The diagram below shows a 'bathtub' analogy which is often used to help explain the epidemiological concepts of incidence, prevalence and mortality. IMBRE N A. B. C. D. X Incidence Prevalence Incidence Prevalence If the water represents individuals in a population, which of the following correctly labels the concepts? . X-Water entering bath Y-Water in bath Z-Water leaving bath Y Prevalence Incidence Mortality Mortality Z Mortality Mortality Prevalence Incidence

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Chapter45: Population And Community Ecology

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Problem 31CTQ: The CDC released the following data in its 2013 Vital Statistics report. Age interval Number dying...

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