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Question 708

Statistics → Epidemiology

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Classification

Speciality
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Group
Basic
Title
Statistics
Topic
Epidemiology
Subtopic 1
Obstetrics Epidemiology
Subtopic 2
Mortality
Subtopic 3
General
Question Type
SBA

Question

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Question Header
Infant mortality rate
Question Stem
Which denominator is used when calculating the infant mortality rate?

Options

A Total births
B Stillbirths
C Live births
D Neonatal deaths
E All pregnancies

Explanation

The infant mortality rate is the number of infant deaths during the first year of life per 1,000 live births.

Option Validity

A) infant mortality uses live births rather than total births as its denominator.

B) stillbirths are not the denominator.

D) neonatal deaths are a mortality outcome, not the denominator.

E) all pregnancies are not used in the calculation.

Further Reading

Review the definition and denominator of the infant mortality rate.

Source & metrics

Authored Difficulty
5.00
Evaluation Score
9.70
Destination
Site
Source
Basic.pdf
Source Section
Epidemiology
Source Locator
Printed pages 287-290
Updated
2026-10-06 01:57:35
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