Question

One must use care in interpreting occupational differences in morbidity and mortality because: A. good health status may be a factor for selection into a job. B. occupations involving physical activity tend to cause heart attacks among older workers. C. occupational stress, even in extreme situations, is difficult to quantify. D. A, B, and C

Answer 1

Answer is D.) A,B and C.

Because good health status is always a factor for job when its come to morbidity and mortality (e.g Farm workers - who are allergic to pollen must choose their job accordingly when they are allergic to pollen that may cause severe asthmatic events).

Old age people are prone to have risk for cardiovascular diseases especially on exertion they may be subjected to have angina pectoris(chest pain). Having high load of physical activity tends to more risk of heart attacks in older people.

Even in healthy adults it is difficult to interpret or quantity the occupational stress. Occupational stress have been one of main reason behind sucides and depression in younger and middle age group people's.

So in interpreting occupational difference in morbidity and mortality all the three options should be taken care.

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