It was suspected that residents of Town A who used the public poolhad higher rates of gastrointestinal illness than those who did not use the pool. A sample of 280 town residents were enrolled in a retrospective cohort study and interviewed about whether or not they had used the public pool in 2016, as well as whether or not they experienced gastrointestinal illness in 2016. It was determined that 42 people developed gastrointestinal illness. 33 of those people had exposure to the public pool, and 9 did not. Of those who did not get GI illness, 138 had exposure to the public pool, and 100 did not ever visit. For all calculations below, please show your work (32 points total): -Create 2×2 table with the above information (4 points) -Calculate the cumulative incidence of gastrointestinal illness in those who went to the public pool in 2016. Interpret your result in a sentence. (4 points) -Calculate the cumulative incidence of gastrointestinal illness in those who did not visit the public pool in 2016. Interpret your result in a sentence. (4 points) -Calculate the overall cumulative incidence of gastrointestinal illness in Town A in 2016. Interpret your result in a sentence. (4 points) -Calculate the attributable risk of gastrointestinal illness in 2016 due to exposure to the public pool. Interpret your result in a sentence. (4 points) -Calculate the attributable risk percent (AR%) of gastrointestinal illness in 2016 due to exposure to the public pool. Interpret your result in a sentence. (4 points) -Calculate the population attributable risk of gastrointestinal illness in 2016 due to exposure to the public pool. Interpret your result in a sentence. (4 points) -Calculate the population attributable risk percent (PAR%) of gastrointestinal illness in 2016 due to exposure to the public pool. Interpret your result in a sentence. (4 points)Science Health Science HEALTHCARE EPIDEMIOLO
