Screening and Risk Factors Report
Had a Pap Smear in Past 3 Years and No Hysterectomy
2006, All Races, Female, Ages 18+
Healthy People 2010 Objective Number: 03-11b
Increase the proportion of women who receive a Pap test.
Sorted by Percent |
State
 |
Met Objective
of 90.0%?1
| Percent
(95% Confidence Interval)2
 |
Number of Respondents with Screening or Risk Factor
| | Utah |
No |
74.3 (70.8, 77.5) |
1,636 |
| Idaho |
No |
77.6 (75.1, 79.9) |
1,652 |
| Oklahoma |
No |
79.4 (77.4, 81.2) |
2,121 |
| Missouri |
No |
79.9 (76.7, 82.7) |
1,747 |
| Texas |
No |
80.2 (76.7, 83.2) |
2,198 |
| Arkansas |
No |
80.5 (78.2, 82.6) |
1,705 |
| Wyoming |
No |
80.9 (78.5, 83.0) |
1,505 |
| Indiana |
No |
81.0 (78.9, 83.0) |
2,245 |
| Nebraska |
No |
81.6 (79.4, 83.6) |
2,651 |
| Hawaii |
No |
82.0 (79.8, 84.0) |
2,443 |
| Montana |
No |
82.1 (79.8, 84.2) |
1,970 |
| Nevada |
No |
82.1 (78.9, 84.9) |
1,086 |
| Florida |
No |
82.8 (81.0, 84.5) |
3,588 |
| Pennsylvania |
No |
82.8 (80.8, 84.5) |
4,820 |
| Kentucky |
No |
83.1 (80.5, 85.4) |
1,832 |
| New Mexico |
No |
83.1 (81.0, 84.9) |
2,293 |
| Alabama |
No |
83.4 (80.1, 86.2) |
1,036 |
| Ohio |
No |
83.4 (79.8, 86.4) |
2,079 |
| Oregon |
No |
83.4 (81.3, 85.4) |
1,673 |
| Illinois |
No |
83.6 (81.4, 85.5) |
2,010 |
| Kansas |
No |
83.6 (81.7, 85.2) |
2,762 |
| West Virginia |
No |
83.8 (81.4, 85.9) |
1,262 |
| California |
No |
84.0 (81.7, 86.0) |
2,106 |
| Mississippi |
No |
84.0 (82.1, 85.7) |
1,940 |
| New Jersey |
No |
84.0 (82.6, 85.4) |
5,169 |
| Washington |
No |
84.0 (82.8, 85.0) |
8,473 |
| Arizona |
No |
84.1 (80.7, 87.0) |
1,608 |
| Louisiana |
No |
84.5 (82.6, 86.1) |
2,391 |
| North Dakota |
No |
84.5 (82.2, 86.6) |
1,645 |
| New York |
No |
85.1 (83.1, 86.8) |
2,395 |
| South Dakota |
No |
85.1 (83.1, 86.8) |
2,385 |
| Colorado |
No |
85.3 (83.5, 87.0) |
2,161 |
| Virginia |
No |
85.6 (83.1, 87.9) |
1,947 |
| Michigan |
No |
85.8 (83.8, 87.5) |
2,258 |
| Tennessee |
No |
85.9 (83.3, 88.1) |
1,520 |
| Wisconsin |
No |
86.0 (83.6, 88.1) |
1,773 |
| Iowa |
No |
86.1 (84.3, 87.8) |
1,982 |
| Minnesota |
No |
86.2 (83.9, 88.2) |
1,723 |
| Connecticut |
No |
86.8 (85.3, 88.3) |
3,347 |
| North Carolina |
No |
86.8 (85.4, 88.1) |
5,804 |
| South Carolina |
No |
86.8 (85.2, 88.2) |
2,951 |
| Alaska |
No |
87.0 (83.0, 90.1) |
790 |
| Vermont |
No |
87.1 (85.5, 88.6) |
2,795 |
| Georgia |
No |
87.4 (85.6, 89.1) |
2,723 |
| Massachusetts |
No |
87.7 (86.2, 89.0) |
5,297 |
| Maryland |
No |
87.8 (86.1, 89.3) |
3,500 |
| Rhode Island |
No |
87.8 (85.5, 89.8) |
1,899 |
| New Hampshire |
No |
88.0 (86.1, 89.7) |
2,403 |
| Delaware |
No |
89.0 (86.9, 90.7) |
1,646 |
| Maine |
No |
89.1 (87.3, 90.6) |
1,572 |
| District of Columbia |
No |
89.4 (87.3, 91.1) |
1,684 |
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 01/30/2009 5:13 pm.
1 Healthy People 2010 Objectives is managed by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
2 2006 BRFSS Survey Data is the source for this data collected by the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
BRFSS Prevalence estimates presented here may vary from other published estimates due to differences in the methodology used to generate estimates.
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