EBK BIOSTATISTICS FOR THE BIOLOGICAL AN
EBK BIOSTATISTICS FOR THE BIOLOGICAL AN
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9780134679228
Author: ROY
Publisher: PEARSON CUSTOM PUB.(CONSIGNMENT)
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Chapter 4.5, Problem 21SLCT
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To find the Florida mortality rate from adjusted data and compare it with mortality rate for the United States.

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Given:

     Age 
     0-2425-6465 and olderTotal
    Florida deaths362539820129395172840
    Florida population57168619842031337530318934195
    U.S. deaths 6320861998218322682515458
    U.S. population10354260316396016345296729312799495
    Total10932629717446199650633695334421988

Now, first need to calculate the U.S. population distribution for the age groups:

For age group 0-24:

U.S. population proportion for group 0-24:

  U.S. population proportion for group 024=populationin024agegroupPopulationsize=103542603312799495=33.10%

Using above formula, we can find U.S. population proportion for age group 24-64

= 54.41%

U.S. population proportion for age group 64 and older

= 14.48%

Now, we can find the population distribution of Florida with respect to the population distribution for different age groups of U.S.:

For age group 0-24:

  Florida population proportion for group 024=U.S. population proportion for group 024populationin024agegroupPopulationsizeofFlorida%=33.10%populationin024agegroup18934195=0.3310populationin024agegroup=6267580

Population for age group 24-64 for Florida: 9924740

Population for age group 64 and older for Florida:2741875

Now, we will compute the mortality rate for Florida with respect to the U.S. age group.

  Florida mortality rate for age 024=Numberofdeathsin024agegroupOldpopulationofFloridain024agegroup×1000=36255716861×1000=0.6

By using same formula, we can calculate,

Florida mortality rate for age 24-64=4.0

Florida mortality rate for age 64 and older=38.3

Now, we will calculate the number of deaths in Florida with respect to the new population distribution using the mortality rate.

  Florida mortality rate for age 024=Newnumberofdeathsin024agegroupNewpopulationofFloridain024agegroup0.6=Newnumberofdeathsin024agegroup6267580Newnumberofdeathsin024agegroup=2974

Using same formula,

New number of deaths in 24-64 age group=40155

New number of deaths in 64 and older age group=105112

Therefore, new calculated data is,

    Age
    0-2425-6465 and olderTotal
    Florida deaths397440155105112149241
    Florida population626758099247401893419535126515
    U.S. deaths 6320861998218322682515458
    U.S. population10354260316396016345296729312799495
    Total10987736517454504066168304350590709

We know crude mortality rate from old data is,

Crude mortality rate of U.S. = 8

Crude mortality rate of Florida = 9.1

Therefore, using new data,

Crude mortality rate for U.S. = 8

Crude mortality rate for Florida = 7.9

Hence, new adjusted crude mortality rate of Florida us much closer to the Crude mortality rate for U.S. As there was difference in old data.

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