The Causes of Mortality Differ Greatly Between Developing and Developed

question 54

Multiple Choice

The causes of mortality differ greatly between developing and developed countries.In developing countries,a high proportion of mortality is caused by

• A)infectious disease while in the developed world;most deaths are related to crime.
• B)poor nutrition while in the developed world;infectious disease causes most deaths.
• C)wars and accidents while in the developed world;most deaths are related to infectious disease.
• D)infectious disease while in the developed world;most deaths are related to voluntary behaviors.

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Definitions:

Hyperthermia

An elevated body temperature caused by failed thermoregulation, often resulting from external factors like environmental heat.

Heat Loss Mechanisms

The methods by which the body loses heat, including radiation, convection, conduction, and evaporation, to regulate body temperature.

Strenuous Exercise

Physical activity that requires a significant amount of effort and energy, often leading to muscle fatigue and soreness.

Orthostatic Hypotension

A form of low blood pressure that happens when standing up from sitting or lying down, causing dizziness or lightheadedness.