Question
While countries in stage 4 of the epidemiologic transition have low rates of maternal mortality, they face other challenges. Which of the following are two of those challenges?
(1 point)
Responses
high infant mortality rates
high infant mortality rates
high cost of public assistance for health care
high cost of public assistance for health care
high dependency support ratios
high dependency support ratios
high elderly support ratios
high elderly support ratios
high cost of diffusing medical knowledge to stage 1 countries
(1 point)
Responses
high infant mortality rates
high infant mortality rates
high cost of public assistance for health care
high cost of public assistance for health care
high dependency support ratios
high dependency support ratios
high elderly support ratios
high elderly support ratios
high cost of diffusing medical knowledge to stage 1 countries
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
In stage 4 of the epidemiologic transition, countries often face challenges related to an aging population and the associated health care needs. The two challenges from the options provided are:
1. **High elderly support ratios** - As the population ages, there is an increased burden on the working-age population to support the elderly, both financially and in terms of health care needs.
2. **High cost of public assistance for health care** - With advancements in health care and an aging population, the costs associated with providing health care can increase significantly.
So, the correct challenges are **high elderly support ratios** and **high cost of public assistance for health care**.
1. **High elderly support ratios** - As the population ages, there is an increased burden on the working-age population to support the elderly, both financially and in terms of health care needs.
2. **High cost of public assistance for health care** - With advancements in health care and an aging population, the costs associated with providing health care can increase significantly.
So, the correct challenges are **high elderly support ratios** and **high cost of public assistance for health care**.