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Influenza is a serious disease causing thousands of deaths each year, mostly among the elderly
Influenza symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, headache, and muscle aches. The centers for disease control and prevention(CDC)recommends that people of the following groups receive an annual flu shot: seniors defined by the CDC as everyone 50 years of age or older. Anyone with a chronic disease or long-term health problem, for example, asthma, heart disease, kidney disease, or diabetes. People considered “high risk”because of their profession, such as doctors, health-care worker’s, students, or teachers. Hospitals and other health agencies sponsor annual flu vaccination clinics. One agency reported the following data for all the people vaccinated one year: 98 people who were vaccinated were seniors. 80 people reported a chronic disease or long-term health problem, such as heart or kidney disease. 6 of the seniors who reported a chronic disease were still working in their high risk professions. Of those who reported having a chronic disease, 52 were seniors. Of the 60 people who worked in high risk professions, 18 were older than 50. 8 of the people vaccinated were younger than 50 and didn’t work in high risk professions but reported having a chronic disease. Questions
A) how many people total, received flu shots?
B) how many people in high risk professions also had a chronic medical condition?
C)what percentage of seniors didn’t report a chronical medical condition?

Tue, 24 Jan 2012 08:16:00 GMT

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