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Improvement in health facilities can most directly affect which component of population change?

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Correct answer: Death rate

The direct answer is option A, death rate. Better health facilities can provide more timely treatment, preventive care, maternal and child care, vaccination and emergency support. These improvements can reduce the number of deaths, so they most directly affect mortality or the death rate. The effect is demographic because deaths are one of the components used to calculate natural increase. Option B is incorrect because hospitals and clinics do not change the physical area of a region. Option C is incorrect because landform refers to natural features such as plains, plateaus or mountains and is not changed directly by health services. Option D is unrelated to the population-change calculation. Better health may also influence life expectancy and population structure over time, but the immediate component in this question is the death rate. Memory cue: improved care mainly reduces preventable deaths.

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Health FacilitiesDeath RateMortalityProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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