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Kerala KAS 2020 · Question 16 of 70

Kerala's achievement in health sector is widely acknowledged. Now consider the following statements: (i) There is a syndrome of low mortality and high morbidity. (ii) There is a syndrome of high mortality and low morbidity. Which of the above statements is/are not correct?

Kerala GK - Health

  1. A(i) onlyCorrect
  2. B(ii) only
  3. CBoth (i) and (ii)
  4. DNeither (i) nor (ii)

Answer: A. (i) only

Explanation

Kerala exhibits the 'health paradox' - low mortality with high morbidity; the high-mortality claim (ii) is not correct.

Source: Kerala PSC KAS Officer 016/2020 official paper (22-Feb-2020), official FINAL answer key (booklet A)

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