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Calculate the ratio of cases to population for each disease. Then, calculate the case rate (per 100,000 population per year) for each disease.
Calculate the ratio of cases to population for each disease.
Anthrax- 1 case for 3 months ratio- R=X/Y thus 1/2,586,000
Mumps- …………………………… ratio- R=X/Y thus 3/2,586,000 reduced to 1/862,000
Calculate the case rate(per 100,000 population per year) for each disease
Anthrax- 1 case per 3 months thus 4 per year ……. [4/2,100,000] * 100,000 = 0.19
Mumps- 3 cases per 3 months thus 12 per year …..[12/2,100,000]* 100,000= 0.57
The number of cases of a particular infection or exposure during a unit of time, divided by the population during that
period; CRs are often expressed in terms of a population of 100,000
The population of a state is 2,100,000. In a surveillance project lasting three months, investigators found communicable disease reports documenting one case of anthrax, three cases of mumps, 132 cases of pertussis, 27 cases of tuberculosis, 10 cases of primary and secondary syphilis, and 374 cases of gonorrhoea.
Anthrax- 1 case per 3 months thus 4 per year
Ratio =[4/2,100,000]
CR = Ratio* 100,000 = 0.190476
Mumps- 3 cases per 3 months thus 12 per year
Ratio = [12/2,100,000]
CR = Ratio* 100,000= 0.57142
Pertusis-132 cases per 3 months thus 528 per year =[528/2,100,000]* 100,000 =25.1428
TB 27 cases per 3 months thus 108 per year = [108/2,100,000]* 100,000 = 5.14285
Syphilis 10 cases per 3 months thus 40 per year = [40/2,100,000]* 100,000 = 1.90476
Gonorrhoea 374 cases per 3 months thus 1496 per year = [1496/2,100,000]* 100,000 = 71.23809