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Scientific Data Documentation
HPDP Person Sample File, 1985DSN: CC37.NHIS85.SAMP RECORD LAYOUT Tape Locations 1-48 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 1-2 33,630 RECORD TYPE 70. Health Promotion/Disease Prevention (Sample Person) 3-4 - PROCESSING YEAR 33,630 85. 1985 5 - PROCESSING QUARTER 8,376 1. Quarter 1 8,398 2. Quarter 2 8,446 3. Quarter 3 8,410 4. Quarter 4 6-8 HH-5 RANDOM RECODE OF PSU NUMBER 9-10 HH-5 WEEK - CENSUS CODE* 01, 21, 41, 61, 81 ... Week 01 02, 22, 42, 62, 82 ... Week 02 03, 23, 43, 63, 83 ... Week 03 04, 24, 44, 64, 84 ... Week 04 05, 25, 45, 65, 85 ... Week 05 06, 26, 46, 66, 86 ... Week 06 07, 27, 47, 67, 87 ... Week 07 08, 28, 48, 68, 88 ... Week 08 09, 29, 49, 69, 89 ... Week 09 10, 30, 50, 70, 90 ... Week 10 11, 31, 51, 71, 91 ... Week 11 12, 32, 52, 72, 92 ... Week 12 13, 33, 53, 73, 93 ... Week 13 *This code represents the initial week of assignment. The interview may be reassigned for administrative purposes. See Locations 19-20 for the code which reflects the actual week assigned for conducting the interview. 11-12 HH-5 SEGMENT NUMBER Week plus Segment Number identifies the segment 13-14 HH-5 HOUSEHOLD NUMBER Numbered within PSU-Week-Segment 15-16 - PERSON NUMBER 17-18 - BLANK (Record Serial Number on other record types). 19-20 HH-5 WEEK CODE (Numbered within Quarter) 2,512 Week 01. 01, 21, 41, 61, 81 2,480 Week 02. 02, 22, 42, 62, 82 2,529 Week 03. 03, 23, 43, 63, 83 2,544 Week 04. 04, 24, 44, 64, 84 2,571 Week 05. 05, 25, 45, 65, 85 2,545 Week 06. 06, 26, 46, 66, 86 2,604 Week 07. 07, 27, 47, 67, 87 2,897 Week 08. 08, 28, 48, 68, 88 2,603 Week 09. 09, 29, 49, 69, 89 2,651 Week 10. 10, 30, 50, 70, 90 2,557 Week 11. 11, 31, 51, 71, 91 2,600 Week 12. 12, 32, 52, 72, 92 2,537 Week 13. 13, 33, 53, 73, 93 21 BLANK 22-23 HH-10d TYPE OF LIVING QUARTERS: Housing Unit = (00-07) 110 00. Housing unit; kind unknown 31,041 01. House, apartment, flat 39 02. HU in nontransient hotel, motel, etc. 26 03. HU-permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 24 04. HU in rooming house 1,500 05. Mobile home or trailer with no permanent room added 229 06. Mobile home or trailer with one or more permanent rooms added 16 07. HU not specified above Other Unit = (08-13) 24 08. Quarters not HU in rooming or boarding house 6 09. Unit not permanent in transient hotel, motel, etc. 2 10. Unoccupied site for mobile home, trailer, or tent 471 11. Student quarters in college dormitory 141 12. Other unit not specified above 1 13. Other unit; kind unknown 24 HH-11 HAS TELEPHONE 30,255 1. Yes, phone number given 783 2. Yes, no phone number given 2,486 3. No 106 4. Unknown 25 A-1 SEX 14,177 1. Male 19,453 2. Female 26 - BLANK 27-28 Person AGE Column 0 00. Under 1 year 33,627 01-98. Number of years 3 99. 99+ years of age 29 Recode AGE RECODE #1 0 1. Under 5 years 0 2. 5-17 years 4,644 3. 18-24 years 14,274 4. 25-44 years 8,309 5. 45-64 years 2,032 6. 65-69 years 1,758 7. 70-74 years 2,613 8. 75 years and over 30 Recode AGE RECODE #2 0 1. Under 6 years 0 2. 6-16 years 4,644 3. 17-24 years 8,207 4. 25-34 years 6,067 5. 35-44 years 4,015 6. 45-54 years 4,294 7. 55-64 years 3,790 8. 65-74 years 2,613 9. 75 years and over 31-32 Recode AGE RECODE #3 0 00-35. Months 33,630 36. Over 3 years 33 - BLANK 34-39 A-3 MONTH AND YEAR OF BIRTH 34-35 Month 01. January 07. July 02. February 08. August 03. March 09. September 04. April 10. October 05. May 11. November 06. June 12. December 99. DK or refused 36-39 Year of Birth 1800-1899. 1800-1899 1900-1985. 1900-1985 9999. DK or refused 40-41 BLANK 42 L-3 MAIN RACIAL BACKGROUND - Reported 171 1. Aleut, Eskimo, or American Indian 548 2. Asian/Pacific Islander 4,855 3. Black 27,706 4. White 263 5. Other 31 6. Multiple race 56 7. Unknown 43-45 Recode RACE RECODES 43 RECODE 1 28,006 1. White 4,873 2. Black 751 3. Other 44 RECODE 2 28,006 1. White 5,624 2. Non-white 45 RECODE 3 4,873 1. Black 28,757 2. Non-black 46-47 L-4 HISPANIC ORIGIN 20 00. Multiple Hispanic 245 01. Puerto Rican 136 02. Cuban 357 03. Mexican-Mexicano 491 04. Mexican-American 18 05. Chicano 180 06. Other Latin American 274 07. Other Spanish 53 08. Spanish, DK type 122 09. Unknown if Spanish origin 31,734 10. Not Spanish origin 48 L-7 MARITAL STATUS 0 0. Under 14 years 17,987 1. Married - spouse in household 354 2. Married - spouse not in household 3,985 3. Widowed 3,440 4. Divorced 1,092 5. Separated 6,716 6. Never married 56 7. Unknown Tape Locations 49-68 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 49 L-1 VETERAN STATUS 27,969 1. Non-veteran 42 2. WW I 1,788 3. WW II 797 4. Korean War 1,611 5. Vietnam veteran 303 6. Post-Vietnam 717 7. Other service 123 8. Served in Armed Forces, unknown if war veteran 280 9. Unknown if served in Armed Forces 0 Blank. Under 18 years of age 50 L-1 ACTIVE GUARD/RESERVE STATUS FOR PERSONS ON ACTIVE DUTY IN ARMED FORCES 27,969 0. Non-veteran 361 1. All service in Guard/Reserve 793 2. Some service in Guard/Reserve 9 3. Unknown if all service in Guard/Reserve 3,987 4. No active service in Guard/Reserve 511 5. Unknown if ever active member in Guard/Reserve or served in Armed Forces 0 Blank. Under 18 years of age 51-52 L-2 EDUCATION OF INDIVIDUAL - COMPLETED YEARS 153 00. Never attended; kindergarten only 21,126 01-12. Grades 1-12 College: 2,359 13. 1 year 2,873 14. 2 years 1,171 15. 3 years 3,260 16. 4 years 827 17. 5 years 1,750 18. 6 years or more 111 19. Unknown 0 Blank. Under 5 years of age 53 Recode EDUCATION OF INDIVIDUAL RECODE 153 0. None; kindergarten only 3,993 1. 1-8 years (elementary) 4,527 2. 9-11 years (high school) 12,606 3. 12 years (high school graduate) 6,403 4. 1-3 years (college) 3,260 5. 4 years (college graduate) 2,577 6. 5+ years (post-college) 111 7. Unknown 0 Blank. Under 5 years of age 54-55 - HIGHEST EDUCATION OF RESPONSIBLE ADULT FAMILY MEMBER - (Detail) 93 00. Never attended; kindergarten only 18,629 01-12. Grades 1-12 College: 2,442 13. 1 year 3,325 14. 2 years 1,330 15. 3 years 4,086 16. 4 years 1,078 17. 5 years 2,583 18. 6 years or more 64 19. Unknown 56 - HIGHEST EDUCATION OF RESPONSIBLE ADULT FAMILY MEMBER - Recode 93 0. None; kindergarten only 2,903 1. 1-8 years (elementary) 3,594 2. 9-11 years (high school) 12,132 3. 12 years (high school graduate) 7,097 4. 1-3 years (college) 4,086 5. 4 years (college graduate) 3,661 6. 5+ years (post-college) 64 7. Unknown 57 L-8 FAMILY INCOME $20,000 OR MORE 16,464 1. Less than $20,000 16,091 2. $20,000 or more 1,075 3. Unknown 58-59 L-8 FAMILY INCOME 416 00. Less than $1,000 454 01. $ 1,000 - $ 1,999 570 02. 2,000 - 2,999 823 03. 3,000 - 3,999 916 04. 4,000 - 4,999 891 05. 5,000 - 5,999 917 06. 6,000 - 6,999 807 07. 7,000 - 7,999 721 08. 8,000 - 8,999 873 09. 9,000 - 9,999 1,025 10. 10,000 - 10,999 623 11. 11,000 - 11,999 986 12. 12,000 - 12,999 569 13. 13,000 - 13,999 605 14. 14,000 - 14,999 828 15. 15,000 - 15,999 640 16. 16,000 - 16,999 612 17. 17,000 - 17,999 743 18. 18,000 - 18,999 883 19. 19,000 - 19,999 3,196 20. 20,000 - 24,999 2,822 21. 25,000 - 29,999 2,498 22. 30,000 - 34,999 1,652 23. 35,000 - 39,999 1,387 24. 40,000 - 44,999 958 25. 45,000 - 49,999 2,528 26. $50,000 and over 3,687 27. Unknown 60 Recode FAMILY INCOME RECODE 3,179 0. Under $5,000 1,808 1. $ 5,000 - $ 6,999 2,401 2. 7,000 - 9,999 3,808 3. 10,000 - 14,999 3,706 4. 15,000 - 19,999 3,196 5. 20,000 - 24,999 5,320 6. 25,000 - 34,999 3,997 7. 35,000 - 49,999 2,528 8. $50,000 or more 3,687 9. Unknown 61 Generated NHIS POVERTY INDEX* 25,328 1. Above poverty threshold 4,615 2. Below poverty threshold 3,687 3. Unknown 62-63 FAMILY RELATIONSHIP 62 A-2 TYPE OF FAMILY 8,700 &. Primary individual 1,319 -. Secondary individual 23,548 0. Primary family 63 1-9. Secondary family 63 A-2 RELATIONSHIP TO REFERENCE PERSON 8,324 &. Reference person, living alone 13,373 0. Reference person, 2+ persons in household 9,066 1. Spouse, other spouse NOT in Armed Forces and living at home 251 2. Spouse, other spouse IN Armed Forces and living at home 1,947 3. Child of reference person or spouse 65 4. Grandchild of reference person or spouse 156 5. Parent of reference person or spouse 448 6. Other relative 0 7. Child of ineligible reference person 0 9. DK or refused *Based on family size, number of children under 18 years of age & family income using the 1984 poverty levels derived from the August, 1985 Current Population Survey. 64 Recode FAMILY RELATIONSHIP RECODE 8,324 1. Living alone 1,695 2. Living only with non-relative 17,962 3. Living with spouse 5,649 4. Living with relative - other 65-66 Generated SIZE OF FAMILY* Unrelated individuals are coded 01 67 Generated SIZE OF FAMILY RECODE 1-8. Number of members 9. 9+ members 68 A-2 PARENT/OTHER ADULT RELATIVE (under 25 years old and never married) 596 1. Both parents, no other relative 267 2. Mother only 50 3. Father only 224 4. Both parents and other 21+ year old adult relative 110 5. Mother and other 21+ year old adult relative 15 6. Father and other 21+ year old adult relative 88 7. No parent, but one 21+ year old adult relative 56 8. No parent, but two or more 21+ year old adult relatives 204 9. Unknown 1,577 0. Other 30,443 Blank. Not applicable (25+ years old or ever married) *Count includes spouse in military but living at home. Tape Locations 69-111 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 69 B-1 MAJOR ACTIVITY (18+ years old) B-8 18,991 1. Working 8,256 2. Keeping house 2,043 3. Going to school 4,092 4. Something else 248 5. Unknown 0 Blank. Not applicable (Under 18 years) 70 G-4 HEALTH STATUS 11,159 1. Excellent 9,247 2. Very Good 8,274 3. Good 3,490 4. Fair 1,358 5. Poor 102 6. Unknown 71 Recode ACTIVITY LIMITATION STATUS - (all ages) 1,650 1. Unable to perform major activity 2,501 2. Limited in kind/amount major activit 2,163 3. Limited in other activities 27,316 4. Not limited (includes unknowns) 72 Recode ACTIVITY LIMITATION STATUS MEASURED BY "ABILITY TO WORK" (18-69 years) 2,083 1. Unable to work 1,515 2. Limited in kind/amount of work 1,072 3. Limited in other activities 24,589 4. Not limited (includes unknowns) 4,371 Blank. Not applicable (under 18 years, 70+ years) 73 B-11 LIMITATION OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES (5-17 years) 0 1. Unable to attend school 0 2. Attends special school/classes 0 3. Needs special school/classes 0 4. Limited in school attendance 0 5. Limited in other activities 0 6. Not limited (includes unknowns) 33,630 Blank. Not applicable (under 5 years or 18+ years) 74 B-14 NEEDS HELP WITH PERSONAL CARE (5-59 years old and limited, or age 60-69 years)* 160 1. Unable to perform personal care need 574 2. Limited in performing other routine needs 6,378 3. Not limited in performing personal o routine needs 147 4. Unknown 26,371 Blank. Not applicable (under 5 years; 5-59 years not limited; 70+ years old) 75 D-1 EMPLOYMENT STATUS IN PAST 2 WEEKS (18+ years) In the Labor Force: (1-7) Currently employed: (1-3) 19,585 1. Worked in past 2 weeks 482 2. Did not work, has job; not on lay-of and not looking for work 19 3. Did not work, has job; looking for work Unemployed: (4-7) 75 4. Did not work, has job; on lay-off 6 5. Did not work, has job; on lay-off and looking for work 207 6. Did not work, has job; unknown if looking or on lay-off 1,045 7. Did not work, no job; looking for work or on lay-off Not in Labor Force (18+ years): (8) 12,211 8. Not in Labor Force (18+ years) 0 Blank. Not applicable (Under 18 years old) *For persons 70+ years, codes 1 and 2 in loc. 71 correspond to codes 1 and 2 in loc. 74. 76 L-6 CLASS OF WORKER 12,211 0. Not in labor force 15,285 1. Private company 704 2. Federal Government employee 891 3. State Government employee 1,794 4. Local Government employee 510 5. Incorporated business 1,810 6. Self-employed 84 7. Without pay 74 8. Never worked 267 9. Unknown 0 Blank. Under 18 77-79 L-6 INDUSTRY DETAIL CODE 21,419 010-996. Code number 12,211 Blank. Not applicable 80-81 Recode INDUSTRY RECODE 1 SEE APPENDIX B 82-83 Recode INDUSTRY RECODE 2 SEE APPENDIX B 84-86 L-6 OCCUPATION DETAIL CODE 21,419 003-999. Code number 12,211 Blank. Not applicable 87-88 Recode OCCUPATION RECODE 1 SEE APPENDIX C 89-90 Recode OCCUPATION RECODE 2 SEE APPENDIX C 91 L-R RESPONDENT* 0 0. Under 17 25,872 1. Self-entirely 1,703 2. Self-partly 5,900 3. Proxy 155 4. Unknown 92 Recode CONDITION LIST ASSIGNED AND ASKED 5,621 1. Condition List 1, Skin and musculoskeletal 5,557 2. Condition List 2, Impairments 5,556 3. Condition List 3, Digestive 5,554 4. Condition List 4, Miscellaneous 5,505 5. Condition List 5, Circulatory 5,656 6. Condition List 6, Respiratory 181 7. Unknown 93-94 G-5 HEIGHT WITHOUT SHOES (18+ years) 36-98. Number of inches 99. Unknown Blank. Under 18 years of age 95-97 G-5 WEIGHT WITHOUT SHOES (18+ years) 050-500. Number of pounds 501. Unknown Blank. Under 18 years of age 98-99 Recode TOTAL RESTRICTED ACTIVITY DAYS IN PAST TWO WEEKS 29,782 00. None 3,848 01-14. Days *For basic questionnaire only. HPDP questions were answered by the sample person. 100-101 D-4 BED DAYS IN PAST TWO WEEKS 31,511 00. None 2,119 01-14. Days 102-103 D-2 WORK-LOSS DAYS IN PAST TWO WEEKS (control on Currently Employed, 75:1-3) 32,344 00. None 1,286 01-14. Days 104-105 D-3 SCHOOL-LOSS DAYS IN PAST TWO WEEKS 33,630 00. None 0 01-14. Days 106-107 D-6 OTHER DAYS OF RESTRICTED ACTIVITY IN PAST TWO WEEKS 31,573 00. None 2,057 01-14. Days 108-110 G-2 BED DAYS IN PAST 12 MONTHS 18,620 000. None 14,792 001-365. 1-365 days 218 366. Unknown 111 Recode BED DAYS IN PAST 12 MONTHS - Recode 18,620 0. None 10,395 1. 1-7 days 3,170 2. 8-30 days 1,005 3. 31-180 days 222 4. 181-365 days 218 5. Unknown Tape Locations 112-335 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 112-114 G-3 DOCTOR VISITS IN PAST 12 MONTHS 8,511 000. None 25,013 001-996. Visits 0 997. 997+ visits 106 998. Unknown 115 G-3 INTERVAL SINCE LAST DOCTOR VISIT 31 0. Never 25,291 1. Less than 1 year 3,142 2. 1 to less than 2 years 3,518 3. 2 to less than 5 years 1,384 4. 5 years or more 264 5. Unknown 116-117 Generated NUMBER OF CONDITIONS 118-119 Generated NUMBER OF ACUTE INCIDENCE CONDITIONS 120-121 Generated NUMBER OF TWO-WEEK DOCTOR VISITS 122-123 Generated NUMBER OF SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL EPISODES IN PAST 12 MONTHS 124-126 Generated SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL EPISODE DAYS IN PAST 12 MONTHS 127-128 Generated NUMBER OF SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL EPISODES IN PAST 12 MONTHS EXCLUDING DELIVERY* 129-131 Generated SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL EPISODE DAYS IN PAST 12 MONTHS EXCLUDING DELIVERY* *Based on operation codes and reason entered hospital. 132-133 Generated NUMBER OF SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL DISCHARGES IN PAST 6 MONTHS 134-136 Generated NUMBER OF DAYS IN SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL IN PAST 12 MONTHS FOR DISCHARGES IN PAST 6 MONTHS 137-138 Generated NUMBER OF SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL DISCHARGES IN PAST 6 MONTHS EXCLUDING DELIVERY* 139-141 Generated NUMBER OF DAYS IN SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL IN PAST 12 MONTHS FOR DISCHARGES IN PAST 6 MONTHS EXCLUDING DELIVERY* 142-181 - BLANK 182 Master REGION Record 7,148 1. Northeast 8,546 2. North Central 11,233 3. South 6,703 4. West 183 Master GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION Record 1-4. MSA Size 13,672 1. 1,000,000 or more 8,726 2. 250,000 - 999,999 2,320 3. 100,000 - 249,999 542 4. Under 100,000 8,370 Blank. 184 BLANK *Based on operation codes and reason entered hospital. 185 Master TYPE OF PSU Record 17,843 1. MSA - Self-representing 7,417 3. MSA - Nonself-representing 9 4. Non-MSA - Self-representing 8,361 6. Non-MSA - Nonself-representing 186 Recode MSA - NON-MSA RESIDENCE 11,785 1. MSA - Central City 13,475 2. MSA - Not Central City 7,893 3. Non-MSA - Nonfarm 477 4. Non-MSA - Farm 187-189 PSEUDO PSU CODES 190-200 CHRONIC CONDITION PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE FACTOR (XX.XXXXXXXXX) - character format with implied decimal FINAL BASIC WEIGHT 201-209 QUARTER 210-218 SEMI-ANNUAL (WT/2) 219-227 ANNUAL (WT/4) 6.5 WEIGHT 228-236 QUARTER, SEMI-ANNUAL, AND ANNUAL ESTIMATED RESTRICTED ACTIVITY DAYS IN PAST 2 WEEKS 237-245 QUARTER, SEMI-ANNUAL AND ANNUAL ESTIMATED BED DAYS IN PAST 2 WEEKS 246-254 QUARTER, SEMI-ANNUAL AND ANNUAL ESTIMATED WORK-LOSS DAYS IN PAST 2 WEEKS (control on Currently Employed, 75:1-3) 255-263 QUARTER, SEMI-ANNUAL AND ANNUAL ESTIMATED SCHOOL-LOSS DAYS IN PAST 2 WEEKS 264-272 QUARTER, SEMI-ANNUAL AND ANNUAL ESTIMATED DOCTOR VISITS IN PAST 12 MONTHS 273-281 QUARTER 282-290 SEMI-ANNUAL 291-299 ANNUAL ESTIMATED SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL EPISODE DAYS IN PAST 12 MONTHS 300-308 QUARTER 309-317 SEMI-ANNUAL 318-326 ANNUAL 327-335 ANNUAL ESTIMATED NUMBER OF SHORT-STAY HOSPITAL EPISODES IN PAST 12 MONTHS Section N-General Health Habits (Locs. 336-363) Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ SECT. N. GENERAL HEALTH HABITS 336 1 HOW OFTEN EAT BREAKFAST 18,647 1. Almost every day 6,731 2. Sometimes 8,069 3. Rarely or never 183 9. DK or Refused 337 2 HOW OFTEN EAT BETWEEN MEALS 12,621 1. Almost every day 10,870 2. Sometimes 9,857 3. Rarely or never 282 9. DK or Refused 338 3 EATING PROPER FOODS DISCUSSED WITH DOCTOR 3,374 1. Often 5,438 2. Sometimes 21,313 3. Rarely or never 3,174 4. Don't visit for routine care 331 9. DK or Refused 339-340 4a HEIGHT IN INCHES 33,295 12-97. Inches 0 98. 98+ Inches 335 99. DK or Refused 341-343 4b WEIGHT WITHOUT SHOES 33,063 050-500. 50-500 pounds 0 501. 501+ pounds 567 999. DK or Refused TWO BEST WAYS TO LOSE WEIGHT 344 5 FIRST WAY 9,938 1. Don't eat at bedtime 20,791 2. Eat fewer calories 202 3. Take diet pills 1,336 4. Increase physical activity 206 5. Eat NO fat 26 6. Eat grapefruit with each meal 24 7. Written entries 1,107 9. DK or Refused 345 5 Second Way 1 1. Don't eat at bedtime 4,025 2. Eat fewer calories 358 3. Take diet pills 22,588 4. Increase physical activity 3,609 5. Eat NO fat 1,464 6. Eat grapefruit with each meal 31 7. Written entries 1,554 9. DK or Refused/only 1 way mentioned 346 6 TRYING TO LOSE WEIGHT 11,838 1. Yes 21,578 2. No 214 9. DK or Refused 347 7 LOSE WEIGHT BY EATING FEWER CALORIES (loc. 346:1) 9,549 1. Yes 2,212 2. No 77 9. DK or Refused 21,792 Blank. NA 348 8 LOSE WEIGHT BY INCREASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY (loc. 346:1) 6,703 1. Yes 5,077 2. No 58 9. DK or Refused 21,792 Blank. NA 349 9a HOW YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF 15,339 1. Overweight 1,977 2. Underweight 16,026 3. About right 288 9. DK or Refused 350 9b HOW MUCH OVERWEIGHT (loc. 349:1) 2,852 1. Very overweight 5,527 2. Somewhat overweight 6,821 3. Only a little overweight 139 9. DK or refused how much overweight 18,291 Blank. NA 351-352 10 NUMBER OF HOURS SLEEP 33,239 00-24. 0-24 hours of sleep 391 99. DK or Refused 353 11 GO TO USUAL PLACE OF CARE 26,273 1. Yes 7,174 2. No 183 9. DK or Refused 354 12 KIND OF PLACE USUALLY GO FOR CARE 21,363 1. Doctor's office 1,793 2. Hospital outpatient clinic 20 3. Sample person's home 200 4. Hospital emergency room 212 5. Company or industry clinic 1,204 6. Health center 1,304 8. Other (includes KNOWN HMO's) 177 9. DK or Refused 7,357 Blank. NA (no particular source) 355 13 ONE PARTICULAR DOCTOR AT USUAL PLACE 22,324 1. Yes 3,879 2. No 70 9. DK or Refused 7,357 Blank. NA (no particular source) 356 14 MAIN REASON NO PARTICULAR PLACE 582 1. Have two or more usual doctors or places depending on what i s wrong 4,403 2. Haven't needed a doctor 417 3. Previous doctor no longer available 261 4. Haven't been able to find the right doctor 718 5. Recently moved to area 418 6. Can't afford medical care 333 7. Other reason 42 8. DK, refused reason but no particular source 183 9. DK or Refused if has particular source 26,273 Blank. NA (has particular source) 357-358 15 TIME SINCE LAST PAP SMEAR 8,567 00. Less than 1 year 8,916 01-96. 1-96 years 0 97. 97+ years 1,333 98. Never 637 99. DK or Refused 14,177 Blank. NA (males) 359-360 16a TIME SINCE LAST BREAST EXAM 9,559 00. Less than 1 year 7,989 01-96. 1-96 years 0 97. 97+ years 1,405 98. Never 500 99. DK or Refused 14,177 Blank. NA (males) 361 16b KNOW HOW TO EXAMINE BREASTS 16,709 1. Yes 2,552 2. No 192 9. DK or Refused 14,177 Blank. NA (males) 362-363 16c TIMES A YEAR EXAMINE BREASTS (loc. 361:1) 2,421 00. Never, none 12,507 01-86. 01-86 times 547 87. 87+ times 836 88. Other 398 99. DK or Refused 16,921 Blank. NA Section O-Injury Control,Child Safety & Health (Locs. 364-391) Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ SECT. O. INJURY CONTROL AND CHILD SAFETY AND HEALTH 364 1a HEARD OF POISON CONTROL CENTERS 7,237 1. Yes 902 2. No 143 9. DK or Refused 25,348 Blank. NA (no children under 10) 365 1b HAVE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF POISON CONTROL CENTER 4,893 1. Yes 2,105 2. No 239 9. DK or Refused 26,393 Blank. NA (no children under 10, loc. 364 not equal to 1) 366 2 HAVE IPECAC SYRUP 1,951 1. Yes 5,712 2. No 619 9. DK or Refused 25,348 Blank. NA (no children under 10) 367 3 KNOW ABOUT CHILD SAFETY SEATS 5,002 1. Yes 96 2. No 148 9. DK or Refused 28,384 Blank. NA (no children under 5) 368 4 DOCTOR TELL YOU ABOUT USING SAFETY SEATS 2,429 1. Yes 2,553 2. No 20 9. DK or Refused 28,628 Blank. NA (no children under 5, loc. 367 not equal to 1) 369 10 WEAR SEAT BELT 11,833 1. All or most of the time 5,938 2. Some of the time 4,626 3. Once in awhile 10,650 4. Never 336 5. Don't ride in car 247 9. DK or Refused 370-371 11a NUMBER OF SMOKE DETECTORS 10,695 00. None 13,489 01. Only 1 smoke detector 8,865 02-97. 2-97 smoke detectors 2 98. 98+ smoke detectors 579 99. DK or Refused 372-373 11b NUMBER OF SMOKE DETECTORS WORKING 1,226 00. None 19,483 01-97. 1-97 smoke detectors 0 98. 98+ smoke detectors 1,647 99. DK, refused, unknown 11,274 Blank. NA (loc. 370-371:00,99) (374-380) 11d HOW YOU KNOW SMOKE DETECTOR(S) WORKING 374 11,103 1. Tested it/them 8,635 9. Not mentioned 13,892 Blank. NA* 375 2,760 1. It/they went off because of smoke 16,978 9. Not mentioned 13,892 Blank. NA* 376 3,884 1. It/they went off while cooking 15,854 9. Not mentioned 13,892 Blank. NA* 377 1,069 1. Changed the batteries 18,669 9. Not mentioned 13,892 Blank. NA* 378 3,913 1. The light is on 15,825 9. Not mentioned 13,892 Blank. NA* 379 3,042 1. Beeps when battery is low 16,696 9. Not mentioned 13,892 Blank. NA* 380 1,192 1. Other 18,546 9. Not mentioned 13,892 Blank. NA* 381 11f SMOKE DETECTORS NEXT TO SLEEPING AREA 20,073 1. Yes 1,755 2. No 528 9. DK or Refused 11,274 Blank. NA (loc. 370-371:00,99) *No/DK number of smoke detectors, no working detector or one smoke detector, unknown if working. 382 12a KNOW HOT WATER TEMPERATURE 11,203 1. Yes 21,974 2. No 453 9. DK or Refused 383-385 12b TEMPERATURE HOT WATER 2,509 000. Alternative response in loc. 386 8,580 001-997. 1-997 degrees 42 998. 998+ degrees 72 999. DK or Refused 22,427 Blank. NA (loc. 382 not equal to 1) 386 TEMPERATURE SETTING 885 1. High 365 2. Low 1,259 3. Medium 8,622 8. Alternate response in loc. 383-385 72 9. DK or Refused 22,427 Blank. NA (loc. 382 not equal to 1) 387 12c HOW ESTIMATE HOT WATER TEMPERATURE 6,619 1. The setting on hot water heater 406 2. Tested with thermometer 2,881 3. Guessed 6 4. Setting on heater AND tested with thermometer 907 8. Other 384 9. DK or Refused 22,427 Blank. NA 388 13 EVER TESTED WITH THERMOMETER 1,118 1. Yes 30,877 2. No 1,635 9. DK or Refused 389-391 WHAT TEMPERATURE CAUSES SCALD INJURIES 11,491 001-997. 1-997 degrees 1 998. 998+ degrees 22,138 999. DK or Refused Section P-High Blood Pressure (Locs. 392-435) Tape Locations 392-408 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ SECT. P. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE (392-401) (1a-1j) CHANCES OF GETTING HEART DISEASE INCREASED BY: 392 1a CIGARETTE SMOKING 21,998 1. Definitely increases 7,919 2. Probably increases 931 3. Probably does not increase 376 4. Definitely does not increase 4 5. Double entry 26 8. Refused 2,376 9. DK/no opinion 393 1b WORRY OR ANXIETY 13,381 1. Definitely increases 14,808 2. Probably increases 2,026 3. Probably does not increase 630 4. Definitely does not increase 2 5. Double entry 21 8. Refused 2,762 9. DK/no opinion 394 1c HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE 22,855 1. Definitely increases 7,608 2. Probably increases 632 3. Probably does not increase 269 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 23 8. Refused 2,238 9. DK/no opinion 395 1d DIABETES 10,555 1. Definitely increases 9,587 2. Probably increases 2,398 3. Probably does not increase 945 4. Definitely does not increase 0 5. Double entry 24 8. Refused 10,121 9. DK/no opinion CHANCES OF GETTING HEART DISEASE INCREASED BY: 396 1e VERY OVERWEIGHT 23,207 1. Definitely increases 7,930 2. Probably increases 499 3. Probably does not increase 250 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 23 8. Refused 1,716 9. DK/no opinion 397 1f OVERWORK 10,604 1. Definitely increases 13,283 2. Probably increases 4,377 3. Probably does not increase 1,897 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 23 8. Refused 3,441 9. DK/no opinion 398 1g COFFEE WITH CAFFEINE 4,432 1. Definitely increases 12,689 2. Probably increases 7,106 3. Probably does not increase 2,272 4. Definitely does not increase 9 5. Double entry 26 8. Refused 7,096 9. DK/no opinion 399 1h DIET HIGH IN ANIMAL FAT 13,999 1. Definitely increases 12,808 2. Probably increases 1,847 3. Probably does not increase 643 4. Definitely does not increase 6 5. Double entry 23 8. Refused 4,304 9. DK/no opinion CHANCES OF GETTING HEART DISEASE INCREASED BY: 400 1i HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE 16,238 1. Definitely increases 11,267 2. Probably increases 1,624 3. Probably does not increase 1,061 4. Definitely does not increase 3 5. Double entry 24 8. Refused 3,413 9. DK/no opinion 401 1j HIGH CHOLESTEROL 18,162 1. Definitely increases 10,594 2. Probably increases 883 3. Probably does not increase 475 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 24 8. Refused 3,487 9. DK/no opinion 402 2 WHICH CONDITION MOST RELATED TO HAVING STROKE 1,394 1. Diabetes 25,860 2. High blood pressure 3,830 3. High cholesterol 2,546 9. DK or Refused 403 3 WHICH FOOD SUBSTANCE ASSOCIATED MOST OFTEN WITH HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE 19,271 1. Sodium 8,156 2. Cholesterol 2,934 3. Sugar 191 4. Salt (volunteered) 135 8. Other (except salt) 2,943 9. DK or Refused 404 4 EVER TOLD HAD HYPERTENSION 8,502 1. Yes 24,484 2. No 108 3. Only during pregnancy 536 9. DK or Refused 405 5 TOLD DIFFERENT TIMES HAD HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE 6,269 1. Yes 2,153 2. No 80 9. DK or Refused 25,128 Blank. (loc. 404 not equal to 1) 406 6 NOW TAKING MEDICATION FOR HYPERTENSION 4,810 1. Yes 3,638 2. No 54 9. DK or Refused 25,128 Blank. (loc. 404 not equal to 1) 407 7a MEDICINE EVER PRESCRIBED FOR HYPERTENSION 1,506 1. Yes 2,122 2. No (loc. 406=2, 9) 64 9. DK or Refused 29,938 Blank. NA 408 7b DOCTOR ADVISED TO STOP MEDICATION 908 1. Yes 578 2. No (loc. 407=1) 20 9. DK or Refused 32,124 Blank. NA Tape Locations 409-435 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ (409-417) DOCTOR'S ADVICE BECAUSE OF HYPERTENSION: 409 8a DOCTOR ADVISED DIET TO LOSE WEIGHT 3,711 1. Yes 4,647 2. No 144 9. DK or Refused 25,128 Blank. NA (loc. 404 not equal to 1) 410 9a FOLLOWED DOCTOR'S ADVICE TO DIET 3,298 1. Yes (loc. 409=1) 387 2. No (loc. 409=1) 26 9. DK or Refused (loc. 409=1) 29,919 Blank. NA (No, DK hypertension, no diet prescribed) 411 10a NOW FOLLOWING DOCTOR'S ADVICE TO DIET 2,429 1. Yes (loc. 410=1) 848 2. No (loc. 410=1) 21 9. DK or Refused (loc. 410=1) 30,322 Blank. NA (No, DK hypertension, not advised or not followed) 412 8b DOCTOR ADVISED TO CUT DOWN ON SALT OR SODIUM 5,897 1. Yes 2,468 2. No 137 9. DK or Refused 25,128 Blank. NA (loc. 404 not equal to 1) 413 9b FOLLOWED DOCTOR'S ADVICE TO CUT DOWN ON SALT/SODIUM 5,584 1. Yes (loc. 412=1) 280 2. No (loc. 412=1) 33 9. DK or Refused (loc. 412=1) 27,733 Blank. NA (No, DK hypertension, no diet prescribed) 414 10b NOW FOLLOWING DOCTOR'S ADVICE TO CUT DOWN ON SALT/SODIUM 5,104 1. Yes (loc. 413=1) 424 2. No (loc. 413=1) 56 9. DK or Refused (loc. 413=1) 28,046 Blank. NA (No, DK hypertension, not advised or not followed) 415 8c DOCTOR ADVISED TO EXERCISE 3,254 1. Yes 5,099 2. No 149 9. DK or Refused 25,128 Blank. NA (loc. 404 not equal to 1) 416 9c FOLLOWED DOCTOR'S ADVICE TO EXERCISE 2,803 1. Yes (loc. 415=1) 433 2. No (loc. 415=1) 18 9. DK or Refused (loc. 415=1) 30,376 Blank. NA (No, DK hypertension, no diet prescribed) 417 10c NOW FOLLOWING DOCTOR'S ADVICE TO EXERCISE 2,170 1. Yes (loc. 416=1) 608 2. No (loc. 416=1) 25 9. DK or Refused (loc. 416=1) 30,827 Blank. NA (No, DK hypertension, not advised or not followed) 418 11a STILL HAVE HYPERTENSION 4,118 1. Yes 3,692 2. No 692 9. DK or Refused 25,128 Blank. NA (loc. 404 not equal to 1) 419 11b HYPERTENSION CURED OR UNDER CONTROL 948 1. Cured 2,597 2. Under control 839 9. DK or Refused 29,246 Blank. NA (No, DK hypertension or still has hypertension) (420-422) 12a TIME SINCE HAD BLOOD PRESSURE TAKEN 420-421 NUMBER OF TIME UNITS 81 00. Never 32,520 01-97. 1-97 days, weeks, months, years 0 98. 98+ days, weeks, months, years 1,029 99. DK or Refused 422 TIME UNITS 81 0. Never 1,908 2. Days 6,216 3. Weeks 17,237 4. Months 7,190 5. Years 998 9. DK or Refused 423 BLANK 424 12b TOLD BLOOD PRESSURE IN NUMBERS 19,842 1. Yes 9,746 2. No 2,963 9. DK or Refused 1,079 Blank. NA (loc. 420-422:000, 999) (425-430) 12c BLOOD PRESSURE IN NUMBERS NOTE: Blood pressure only edited for range 001-997, not for logical consistency 425-427 SYSTOLIC (UPPER) 10,065 001-997. 1-997 mm Hg 0 998. 998+ mm Hg 9,777 999. DK or Refused 13,788 Blank. NA (loc. 424 not equal to 1) 428-430 DIASTOLIC (LOWER) 9,849 001-997. 1-997 mm Hg 0 998. 998+ mm Hg 9,993 999. DK or Refused 13,788 Blank. NA (loc. 424 not equal to 1) 431 12d BLOOD PRESSURE AT THAT TIME 2,635 1. High 2,186 2. Low 25,593 3. Normal 1,175 8. Other 962 9. DK or Refused 1,079 Blank. NA (loc. 420-422=000, 999) 432 13 NOW HAVE DIABETES 1,300 1. Yes 31,721 2. No 249 8. Other 360 9. DK or Refused 433 14 EVER TOLD HAD HIGH CHOLESTEROL 1,805 1. Yes 31,408 2. No 417 9. DK or Refused 434 15 HAVE HEART CONDITION OR HEART TROUBLE 3,295 1. Yes 29,919 2. No 416 9. DK or Refused 435 16 EVER HAD STROKE 641 1. Yes 32,604 2. No 385 9. DK or Refused Section Q-Stress (Locs. 436-457) Tape Locations 436-440 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ SECT. Q. STRESS 436 1 (pg. 11) STRESS PAST TWO WEEKS 6,791 1. A lot 9,866 2. Moderate 7,252 3. Relatively little 8,638 4. Almost none 696 5. DK what stress is 6 6. Double entry 381 9. DK or refused 437 2 EFFECT OF STRESS ON HEALTH IN PAST YEAR 4,487 1. A lot 10,066 2. Some 17,840 3. Hardly any or none 541 9. DK or refused 696 Blank. NA (loc. 436:5, DK what stress is) (438-439) THINK ABOUT SEEKING HELP FOR PERSONAL OR EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS: 438 3a FROM FAMILY OR FRIENDS 5,250 1. Yes 27,974 2. No 406 9. DK or Refused 439 3b FROM PROFESSIONAL OR SELF-HELP GROUP 3,875 1. Yes 29,290 2. No 465 9. DK or Refused 440 4a ACTUALLY SEEK HELP 4,020 1. Yes 1,743 2. No 857 9. DK or Refused 27,010 Blank. NA (Loc. 438 and Loc. 439=2) Tape Locations 441-457 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ (441-457) 4b SEEK HELP FROM: 441 FAMILY MEMBER OR RELATIVE 1,037 1. Family Member or Relative Numbered 1 379 2. Family Member or Relative Numbered 2 100 3. Family Member or Relative Numbered 3 27 4. Family Member or Relative Numbered 4 231 5. Entry, but no number given 2,242 7. Category not mentioned 1 8. Refused 3 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought, loc. 440 not equal to 1) 442 FRIEND 693 1. Friend Numbered 1 583 2. Friend Numbered 2 103 3. Friend Numbered 3 23 4. Friend Numbered 4 197 5. Entry, but no number given 2,418 7. Category not mentioned 1 8. Refused 2 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 443 PSYCHOLOGIST 383 1. Psychologist Numbered 1 79 2. Psychologist Numbered 2 27 3. Psychologist Numbered 3 5 4. Psychologist Numbered 4 60 5. Entry, but no number given 3,465 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 444 PSYCHIATRIST 285 1. Psychiatrist Numbered 1 72 2. Psychiatrist Numbered 2 19 3. Psychiatrist Numbered 3 5 4. Psychiatrist Numbered 4 43 5. Entry, but no number given 3,595 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 445 PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER 68 1. Psychiatric Social Worker Numbered 1 21 2. Psychiatric Social Worker Numbered 2 14 3. Psychiatric Social Worker Numbered 3 0 4. Psychiatric Social Worker Numbered 4 16 5. Entry, but no number given 3,900 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 446 OTHER MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL 143 1. Other Mental Health Professional Numbered 1 36 2. Other Mental Health Professional Numbered 2 16 3. Other Mental Health Professional Numbered 3 8 4. Other Mental Health Professional Numbered 4 22 5. Entry, but no number given 3,794 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 447 MEDICAL DOCTOR 406 1. Medical Doctor Numbered 1 137 2. Medical Doctor Numbered 2 51 3. Medical Doctor Numbered 3 23 4. Medical Doctor Numbered 4 72 5. Entry, but no number given 3,330 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 448 RELIGIOUS COUNSELOR 176 1. Religious Counselor Numbered 1 100 2. Religious Counselor Numbered 2 61 3. Religious Counselor Numbered 3 25 4. Religious Counselor Numbered 4 62 5. Entry, but no number given 3,595 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 449 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 61 1. Alcoholics Anonymous Numbered 1 15 2. Alcoholics Anonymous Numbered 2 8 3. Alcoholics Anonymous Numbered 3 1 4. Alcoholics Anonymous Numbered 4 13 5. Entry, but no number given 3,921 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 450 GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS 0 1. Gamblers Anonymous Numbered 1 0 2. Gamblers Anonymous Numbered 2 0 3. Gamblers Anonymous Numbered 3 0 4. Gamblers Anonymous Numbered 4 0 5. Entry, but no number given 4,019 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 451 WEIGHT WATCHERS 10 1. Weight Watchers Numbered 1 3 2. Weight Watchers Numbered 2 2 3. Weight Watchers Numbered 3 1 4. Weight Watchers Numbered 4 2 5. Entry, but no number given 4,001 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 452 COUNSELOR AT WORK 20 1. Counselor at Work Numbered 1 2 2. Counselor at Work Numbered 2 4 3. Counselor at Work Numbered 3 2 4. Counselor at Work Numbered 4 2 5. Entry, but no number given 3,989 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 453 COUNSELOR AT SCHOOL 17 1. Counselor at School Numbered 1 10 2. Counselor at School Numbered 2 3 3. Counselor at School Numbered 3 1 4. Counselor at School Numbered 4 9 5. Entry, but no number given 3,979 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 454 PROBATION OFFICER 0 1. Probation Officer Numbered 1 0 2. Probation Officer Numbered 2 1 3. Probation Officer Numbered 3 0 4. Probation Officer Numbered 4 4 5. Entry, but no number given 4,014 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 455 OTHER (1) 272 1. Other Numbered 1 105 2. Other Numbered 2 46 3. Other Numbered 3 14 4. Other Numbered 4 54 5. Entry, but no number given 3,527 7. Category not mentioned 1 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 456 OTHER (2) 3 1. Other Numbered 1 17 2. Other Numbered 2 15 3. Other Numbered 3 3 4. Other Numbered 4 8 5. Entry, but no number given 3,973 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) 457 OTHER (3) 0 1. Other Numbered 1 2 2. Other Numbered 2 1 3. Other Numbered 3 3 4. Other Numbered 4 2 5. Entry, but no number given 4,011 7. Category not mentioned 0 8. Refused 1 9. DK 29,610 Blank. NA (no help sought) Section R-Exercise (Locs. 458-646) Tape Locations 458-493 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ SECT. R. EXERCISE 458 DONE ANY PHYSICAL EXERCISE IN PAST TWO WEEKS (PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED*) 181 1. Yes 482 2. No 17 9. DK or Refused 32,950 Blank. NA (Not handicapped) (459-628) TYPE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE PAST TWO WEEKS 459 2a(1) WALKING 14,378 1. Yes 18,198 2. No 598 8. Not asked due to handicap 456 9. DK or Refused 460-461 2b(1) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 14,176 01-97. 1-97 times 2 98. 98+ times 200 99. DK or Refused 19,252 Blank. NA (loc. 459 not equal to 1) 462-464 2c(1) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 13,976 001-996. 1-996 minutes 2 997. 997+ minutes 5 998. Other entries 395 999. DK or Refused 19,252 Blank. NA (loc. 459 not equal to 1) 465 2d(1) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 4,246 1. Small 3,208 2. Moderate 573 3. Large 5,994 4. None 357 9. DK or Refused 19,252 Blank. NA (loc. 459 not equal to 1) *Interviewer defined 466 2a(2) JOGGING OR RUNNING 3,321 1. Yes 26,715 2. No 2,418 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 676 8. Not asked due to handicap 500 9. DK or Refused 467-468 2b(2) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 14,176 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 57 99. DK or Refused 30,309 Blank. NA (loc. 466 not equal to 1) 469-471 2c(2) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 3,247 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 1 998. Other entries 73 999. DK or Refused 30,309 Blank. NA (loc. 466 not equal to 1) 472 2d(2) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 514 1. Small 1,529 2. Moderate 1,082 3. Large 115 4. None 81 9. DK or Refused 30,309 Blank. NA (loc. 466 not equal to 1) 473 2a(3) HIKING 1,212 1. Yes 28,875 2. No 2,426 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 679 8. Not asked due to handicap 438 9. DK or Refused 474-475 2b(3) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 1,198 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 14 99. DK or Refused 32,418 Blank. NA (loc. 473 not equal to 1) 476-478 2c(3) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 1,175 001-996. 1-996 minutes 1 997. 997+ minutes 1 998. Other entries 35 999. DK or Refused 32,418 Blank. NA (loc. 473 not equal to 1) 479 2d(3) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 332 1. Small 473 2. Moderate 133 3. Large 229 4. None 45 9. DK or Refused 32,418 Blank. NA (loc. 473 not equal to 1) 480 2a(4) GARDENING OR YARD WORK 9,830 1. Yes 20,497 2. No 2,236 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 659 8. Not asked due to handicap 408 9. DK or Refused 481-482 2b(4) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 9,744 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 86 99. DK or Refused 23,800 Blank. NA (loc. 480 not equal to 1) 483-485 2c(4) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 9,654 001-996. 1-996 minutes 2 997. 997+ minutes 2 998. Other entries 172 999. DK or Refused 23,800 Blank. NA (loc. 480 not equal to 1) 486 2d(4) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 2,556 1. Small 1,869 2. Moderate 336 3. Large 4,905 4. None 164 9. DK or Refused 23,800 Blank. NA (loc. 480 not equal to 1) 487 2a(5) AEROBICS OR AEROBIC DANCING 2,613 1. Yes 27,476 2. No 2,424 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 676 8. Not asked due to handicap 441 9. DK or Refused 488-489 2b(5) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 2,597 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 16 99. DK or Refused 31,017 Blank. NA (loc. 487 not equal to 1) 490-492 2c(5) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 2,583 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 30 999. DK or Refused 31,017 Blank. NA (loc. 487 not equal to 1) 493 2d(5) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 322 1. Small 1,097 2. Moderate 1,046 3. Large 111 4. None 37 9. DK or Refused 31,017 Blank. NA (loc. 487 not equal to 1) Tape Locations 494-535 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ (459-628) TYPE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE PAST TWO WEEKS-continued 494 2a(6) OTHER DANCING 3,299 1. Yes 26,820 2. No 2,413 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 675 8. Not asked due to handicap 423 9. DK or Refused 495-496 2b(6) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 3,271 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 28 99. DK or Refused 30,331 Blank. NA (loc. 494 not equal to 1) 497-499 2c(6) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 3,233 001-996. 1-996 minutes 1 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 65 999. DK or Refused 30,331 Blank. NA (loc. 494 not equal to 1) 500 2d(6) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 884 1. Small 1,143 2. Moderate 429 3. Large 790 4. None 53 9. DK or Refused 30,331 Blank. NA (loc. 494 not equal to 1) 501 2a(7) CALISTHENICS OR GENERAL EXERCISE 7,487 1. Yes 22,857 2. No 2,253 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 624 8. Not asked due to handicap 409 9. DK or Refused 502-503 2b(7) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 7,427 01-97. 1-97 times 1 98. 98+ times 59 99. DK or Refused 26,143 Blank. NA (loc. 501 not equal to 1) 504-506 2c(7) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 7,403 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 1 998. Other entries 83 999. DK or Refused 26,143 Blank. NA (loc. 501 not equal to 1) 507 2d(7) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 2,134 1. Small 3,242 2. Moderate 913 3. Large 1,103 4. None 95 9. DK or Refused 26,143 Blank. NA (loc. 501 not equal to 1) 508 2a(8) GOLF 1,202 1. Yes 28,903 2. No 2,407 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 678 8. Not asked due to handicap 440 9. DK or Refused 509-510 2b(8) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 1,194 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 8 99. DK or Refused 32,428 Blank. NA (loc. 508 not equal to 1) 511-513 2c(8) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 1,177 001-996. 1-996 minutes 1 997. 997+ minutes 1 998. Other entries 23 999. DK or Refused 32,428 Blank. NA (loc. 508 not equal to 1) 514 2d(8) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 292 1. Small 138 2. Moderate 18 3. Large 720 4. None 34 9. DK or Refused 32,428 Blank. NA (loc. 508 not equal to 1) 515 2a(9) TENNIS 910 1. Yes 29,194 2. No 2,424 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 680 8. Not asked due to handicap 422 9. DK or Refused 516-517 2b(9) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 903 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 7 99. DK or Refused 32,720 Blank. NA (loc. 515 not equal to 1) 518-520 2c(9) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 892 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 18 999. DK or Refused 32,720 Blank. NA (loc. 515 not equal to 1) 521 2d(9) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 189 1. Small 434 2. Moderate 191 3. Large 78 4. None 18 9. DK or Refused 32,720 Blank. NA (loc. 515 not equal to 1) 522 2a(10) BOWLING 1,702 1. Yes 28,408 2. No 2,416 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 678 8. Not asked due to handicap 426 9. DK or Refused 523-524 2b(10) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 1,694 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 8 99. DK or Refused 31,928 Blank. NA (loc. 522 not equal to 1) 525-527 2c(10) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 1,693 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 9 999. DK or Refused 31,928 Blank. NA (loc. 522 not equal to 1) 528 2d(10) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 363 1. Small 142 2. Moderate 9 3. Large 1,163 4. None 25 9. DK or Refused 31,928 Blank. NA (loc. 522 not equal to 1) 529 2a(11) BIKING 3,502 1. Yes 26,675 2. No 2,353 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 664 8. Not asked due to handicap 436 9. DK or Refused 530-531 2b(11) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 3,461 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 41 99. DK or Refused 30,128 Blank. NA (loc. 529 not equal to 1) 532-534 2c(11) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 3,443 001-996. 1-996 minutes 1 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 58 999. DK or Refused 30,128 Blank. NA (loc. 529 not equal to 1) 535 2d(11) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 940 1. Small 1,294 2. Moderate 513 3. Large 692 4. None 63 9. DK or Refused 30,128 Blank. NA (loc. 529 not equal to 1) Tape Locations 536-577 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ (459-628) TYPE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE PAST TWO WEEKS-continued 536 2a(12) SWIMMING OR WATER EXERCISES 3,133 1. Yes 26,997 2. No 2,406 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 669 8. Not asked due to handicap 425 9. DK or Refused 537-538 2b(12) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 3,099 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 34 99. DK or Refused 30,497 Blank. NA (loc. 536 not equal to 1) 539-541 2c(12) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 3,083 001-996. 1-996 minutes 2 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 48 999. DK or Refused 30,497 Blank. NA (loc. 536 not equal to 1) 542 2d(12) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 787 1. Small 1,164 2. Moderate 362 3. Large 746 4. None 74 9. DK or Refused 30,497 Blank. NA (loc. 536 not equal to 1) 543 2a(13) YOGA 257 1. Yes 29,792 2. No 2,424 7. Not asked due to age (75+) 680 8. Not asked due to handicap 477 9. DK or Refused 544-545 2b(13) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 248 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 9 99. DK or Refused 33,373 Blank. NA (loc. 543 not equal to 1) 546-548 2c(13) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 242 001-996. 1-996 minutes 2 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 13 999. DK or Refused 33,373 Blank. NA (loc. 543 not equal to 1) 549 2d(13) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 68 1. Small 40 2. Moderate 6 3. Large 127 4. None 16 9. DK or Refused 33,373 Blank. NA (loc. 543 not equal to 1) 550 2a(14) WEIGHT LIFTING OR TRAINING 2,945 1. Yes 23,589 2. No 6,045 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 667 8. Not asked due to handicap 384 9. DK or Refused 551-552 2b(14) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 2,905 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 40 99. DK or Refused 30,685 Blank. NA (loc. 550 not equal to 1) 553-555 2c(14) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 2,889 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 56 999. DK or Refused 30,685 Blank. NA (loc. 550 not equal to 1) 556 2d(14) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 725 1. Small 1,366 2. Moderate 501 3. Large 291 4. None 62 9. DK or Refused 30,685 Blank. NA (loc. 550 not equal to 1) 557 2a(15) BASKETBALL 1,484 1. Yes 25,009 2. No 6,064 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 680 8. Not asked due to handicap 393 9. DK or Refused 558-559 2b(15) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 1,474 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 10 99. DK or Refused 32,146 Blank. NA (loc. 557 not equal to 1) 560-562 2c(15) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 1,460 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 24 999. DK or Refused 32,146 Blank. NA (loc. 557 not equal to 1) 563 2d(15) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 239 1. Small 542 2. Moderate 573 3. Large 102 4. None 28 9. DK or Refused 32,146 Blank. NA (loc. 557 not equal to 1) 564 2a(16) BASEBALL OR SOFTBALL 1,316 1. Yes 25,181 2. No 6,064 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 679 8. Not asked due to handicap 390 9. DK or Refused 565-566 2b(16) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 1,306 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 10 99. DK or Refused 32,314 Blank. NA (loc. 564 not equal to 1) 567-569 2c(16) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 1,295 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 21 999. DK or Refused 32,314 Blank. NA (loc. 564 not equal to 1) 570 2d(16) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 414 1. Small 487 2. Moderate 131 3. Large 262 4. None 22 9. DK or Refused 32,314 Blank. NA (loc. 564 not equal to 1) 571 2a(17) FOOTBALL 489 1. Yes 26,001 2. No 6,065 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 679 8. Not asked due to handicap 396 9. DK or Refused 572-573 2b(17) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 483 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 6 99. DK or Refused 33,141 Blank. NA (loc. 571 not equal to 1) 574-576 2c(17) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 478 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 11 999. DK or Refused 33,141 Blank. NA (loc. 571 not equal to 1) 577 2d(17) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 99 1. Small 185 2. Moderate 144 3. Large 50 4. None 11 9. DK or Refused 33,141 Blank. NA (loc. 571 not equal to 1) Tape Locations 578-612 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ (459-628) TYPE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE PAST TWO WEEKS-continued 578 2a(18) SOCCER 270 1. Yes 26,222 2. No 6,065 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 680 8. Not asked due to handicap 393 9. DK or Refused 579-580 2b(18) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 264 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 6 99. DK or Refused 33,360 Blank. NA (loc. 578 not equal to 1) 581-583 2c(18) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 259 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 11 999. DK or Refused 33,360 Blank. NA (loc. 578 not equal to 1) 584 2d(18) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 45 1. Small 98 2. Moderate 93 3. Large 23 4. None 11 9. DK or Refused 33,360 Blank. NA (loc. 578 not equal to 1) 585 2a(19) VOLLEYBALL 741 1. Yes 25,745 2. No 6,065 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 680 8. Not asked due to handicap 399 9. DK or Refused 586-587 2b(19) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 732 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 9 99. DK or Refused 32,889 Blank. NA (loc. 585 not equal to 1) 588-590 2c(19) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 725 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 16 999. DK or Refused 32,889 Blank. NA (loc. 585 not equal to 1) 591 2d(19) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 218 1. Small 303 2. Moderate 85 3. Large 115 4. None 20 9. DK or Refused 32,889 Blank. NA (loc. 585 not equal to 1) 592 2a(20) HANDBALL, RACQUETBALL OR SQUASH 693 1. Yes 25,802 2. No 6,063 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 680 8. Not asked due to handicap 392 9. DK or Refused 593-594 2b(20) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 688 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 5 99. DK or Refused 32,937 Blank. NA (loc. 592 not equal to 1) 595-597 2c(20) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 682 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 1 998. Other entries 10 999. DK or Refused 32,937 Blank. NA (loc. 592 not equal to 1) 598 2d(20) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 62 1. Small 248 2. Moderate 348 3. Large 23 4. None 12 9. DK or Refused 32,937 Blank. NA (loc. 592 not equal to 1) 599 2a(21) SKATING 411 1. Yes 26,086 2. No 6,063 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 680 8. Not asked due to handicap 390 9. DK or Refused 600-601 2b(21) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 405 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 6 99. DK or Refused 33,219 Blank. NA (loc. 599 not equal to 1) 602-604 2c(21) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 401 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 10 999. DK or Refused 33,219 Blank. NA (loc. 599 not equal to 1) 605 2d(21) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 106 1. Small 137 2. Moderate 37 3. Large 119 4. None 12 9. DK or Refused 33,219 Blank. NA (loc. 599 not equal to 1) 606 2a(22) SKIING 460 1. Yes 26,012 2. No 6,063 7. Not asked due to age (65+) 679 8. Not asked due to handicap 416 9. DK or Refused 607-608 2b(22) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 452 01-97. 1-97 times 0 98. 98+ times 8 99. DK or Refused 33,170 Blank. NA (loc. 606 not equal to 1) 609-611 2c(22) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 444 001-996. 1-996 minutes 2 997. 997+ minutes 1 998. Other entries 13 999. DK or Refused 33,170 Blank. NA (loc. 606 not equal to 1) 612 2d(22) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 102 1. Small 204 2. Moderate 68 3. Large 76 4. None 10 9. DK or Refused 33,170 Blank. NA (loc. 606 not equal to 1) Tape Locations 613-628 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes _________________________________________________________________________ (459-628) TYPE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE PAST TWO WEEKS-continued 613-614 2a(23) OTHER PHYSICAL EXERCISE (1) 31,983 00. No other activity reported 4 01. Rugby 12 02. Relaxation exercise 6 03. Circuit weight training, nautilus weight training, universal weight training 5 04. Paddleball 0 05. Ice dancing 1 06. Orienteering 52 07. Rope skipping, rope jumping 10 08. Archery, riflery, skeet shooting 38 09. Badminton 137 10. Equestrian events, horseback riding, polo 4 11. Fencing 6 12. Gymnastics, tumbling 6 13. Skateboarding 22 14. Table tennis, ping pong 5 15. Broomball 1 16. Cricket 1 17. Curling 11 18. Ringette, street hockey, hockey, field hockey, floor hockey, ice hockey 5 19. Lacrosse 4 20. Officiating, refereeing, umpiring, coaching 2 21. Water polo 24 22. Sailing 110 23. Canoeing, kayaking, rowing, tubing, rafting 15 24. Diving, skin diving, scuba diving, skulling, snorkeling, water ballet, synchron swimming 39 25. Snowmobiling, motorcycling, trailbiking, dirtbiking 4 26. Snowshoeing 10 27. Tobogganing, sledding, sliding 0 28. Backpacking 2 29. Camping 169 30. Fishing 86 31. Hunting 5 32. Mountaineering, rockclimbing, rappelling, outward bound 16 33. Wrestling 11 34. Boxing, kickboxing, sparring 62 35. Judo, karate, Martial arts, Tai Kwon Do 0 36. War games, survival 57 37. Catch, frisbee 2 38. Tag games 37 39. Horseshoes, crocquet, bocce 4 40. Parasailing, hang gliding 80 41. Wood cutting, chopping wood 6 42. Light housework (cooking, ironing, washing dishes, making beds, etc.) 42 43. Heavy housework and handywork, (washing windows, washing and waxing floors, shopping & carrying grocery bags, painting inside- outside, carpentry/repair-remodeling 36 44. Snow shoveling 12 45. Clearing snow with blower, mowing lawn 479 98. Other exercise 7 99. DK or Refused 615-616 2b(23) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 1,583 01-97. 1-97 times 4 98. 98+ times 56 99. DK or Refused 31,987 Blank. NA (locs. 613-614=00,99)* 617-619 2c(23) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 1,561 001-996. 1-996 minutes 2 997. 997+ minutes 2 998. Other entries 78 999. DK or Refused 31,987 Blank. NA (locs. 613-614=00,99)* 620 2d(23) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 355 1. Small 419 2. Moderate 220 3. Large 580 4. None 69 9. DK or Refused 31,987 Blank. NA (locs. 613-614=00,99)* *Three records with loc. 613-614:99 are coded 9's in locs. 615-620. 621-622 2a(23) OTHER PHYSICAL EXERCISE (2) 33,527 00. No other activity reported 0 01. Rugby 1 02. Relaxation exercise 0 03. Circuit weight training, nautilus weight training, universal weight training 0 04. Paddleball 0 05. Ice dancing 1 06. Orienteering 2 07. Rope skipping, rope jumping 3 08. Archery, riflery, skeet shooting 2 09. Badminton 4 10. Equestrian events, horseback riding, polo 1 11. Fencing 0 12. Gymnastics, tumbling 0 13. Skateboarding 1 14. Table tennis, ping pong 0 15. Broomball 0 16. Cricket 0 17. Curling 0 18. Ringette, street hockey, hockey, field hockey, floor hockey, ice hockey 0 19. Lacrosse 3 20. Officiating, refereeing, umpiring, coaching 0 21. Water polo 1 22. Sailing 3 23. Canoeing, kayaking, rowing, tubing, rafting 0 24. Diving, skin diving, scuba diving, skulling, snorkeling, water ballet, synchron swimming 2 25. Snowmobiling, motorcycling, trailbiking, dirtbiking 0 26. Snowshoeing 1 27. Tobogganing, sledding, sliding 1 28. Backpacking 0 29. Camping 9 30. Fishing 12 31. Hunting 0 32. Mountaineering, rockclimbing, rappelling, outward bound 1 33. Wrestling 0 34. Boxing, kickboxing, sparring 3 35. Judo, karate, Martial arts, Tai Kwon Do 0 36. War games, survival 4 37. Catch, frisbee 1 38. Tag games 2 39. Horseshoes, crocquet, bocce 0 40. Parasailing, hang gliding 5 41. Wood cutting, chopping wood 3 42. Light housework (cooking, ironing, washing dishes, making beds, etc.) 3 43. Heavy housework and handywork, (washing windows, washing and waxing floors, shopping & carrying grocery bags, painting inside-outside, carpentry/repair-remodeling) 2 44. Snow shoveling 0 45. Clearing snow with blower, mowing lawn 32 98. Other exercise 0 99. DK or Refused 623-624 2b(23) NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST TWO WEEKS 99 01-97. 1-97 times 1 98. 98+ times 3 99. DK or Refused 33,527 Blank. NA (locs. 621-622=00,99) 625-627 2c(23) MINUTES SPENT EACH TIME 99 001-996. 1-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 0 998. Other entries 4 999. DK or Refused 33,527 Blank. NA (locs. 621-622=00,99) 628 2d(23) INCREASE IN HEART RATE OR BREATHING 23 1. Small 27 2. Moderate 10 3. Large 38 4. None 5 9. DK or Refused 33,527 Blank. NA (locs. 621-622=00,99) Tape Locations 629-646 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 629 3 EXERCISE OR PLAY SPORTS REGULARLY 13,242 1. Yes 20,003 2. No 385 9. DK or Refused 4 LENGTH OF TIME EXERCISED OR PLAYED SPORTS 630-631 NUMBER OF TIME UNITS 12,679 01-97. 1-97 days, weeks, months, years 1 98. 98+ days, weeks, months, years 562 99. DK or Refused 20,388 Blank. NA (loc. 629 not equal to 1) 632 TIME UNITS 25 1. Days 312 2. Weeks 1,769 3. Months 10,574 4. Years 562 9. DK or Refused 20,388 Blank. NA (loc. 629 not equal to 1) 633 BLANK 634 5a DEGREE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY 10,987 1. More active 6,259 2. Less active 15,584 3. About as active 173 8. Other 627 9. DK or Refused 635 5b MORE OR LESS ACTIVE 5,835 1. A lot more 5,035 2. A little more 2,221 3. A lot less 3,757 4. A little less 117 5. More active; unknown how much 281 6. Less active, unknown how much 16,384 Blank. NA (loc. 634 not equal to 1,2) 636 6a AMOUNT PHYSICAL WORK REQUIRED ON JOB 3,262 1. Great deal 5,189 2. Moderate amount 5,567 3. A little 5,907 4. None 449 9. DK or Refused 13,256 Blank. NA (no job, not in labor force) 637-638 6b HOURS PER DAY PHYSICAL WORK DONE ON JOB 8,152 01-24. 1-24 hours 299 99. DK or Refused 25,179 Blank. NA (loc. 636 not equal to 1,2) 639 6c AMOUNT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY REQUIRED IN MAIN DAILY ACTIVITY 594 1. Great deal 3,358 2. Moderate amount 4,850 3. A little 3,791 4. None 663 9. DK or Refused 20,374 Blank. NA (in labor force with job) 640-641 6d HOURS PER DAY PHYSICAL WORK ON DAILY ACTIVITY 3,543 01-24. 1-24 hours 409 99. DK or Refused 29,678 Blank. NA (loc 639 not equal to 1,2) 642 7a NUMBER OF DAYS PER WEEK A PERSON SHOULD EXERCISE 27,461 0-7. 0-7 days 359 8. Other 5,810 9. DK or Refused 643-645 7b MINUTES A PERSON SHOULD EXERCISE EACH OCCASION 26,551 000-996. 0-996 minutes 0 997. 997+ minutes 3 998. Other entries 7,076 999. DK or Refused 646 7c DEGREE OF HEART RATE AND BREATHING 1,309 1. No faster than usual 14,915 2. A little faster than usual 10,986 3. A lot faster but talking is possible 269 4. So fast that talking is not possible 6,151 9. DK or Refused Section S-Smoking (Locs. 647-670) Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ SECT. S. SMOKING 647 1 EVER SMOKED 100 CIGARETTES 17,967 1. Yes 15,172 2. No 491 9. DK or Refused 648 2a SMOKE NOW 10,055 1. Yes 7,728 2. No 184 9. DK or Refused 15,663 Blank. NA (loc. 647 not equal to 1 Never smoked 100 cigs.) (649-651) 2b LAST SMOKED CIGARETTES REGULARLY 649-650 NUMBER OF TIME UNITS 7,147 01-96. 1-96 days, weeks, months, years 2 97. 97+ days, weeks, months, years 763 99. DK or Refused or never smoked regularly 25,718 Blank. NA (Never smoked, smoke now) 651 TIME UNITS 63 1. Days 171 2. Weeks 984 3. Months 5,931 4. Years 407 8. Never smoked regularly 356 9. DK or Refused 25,718 Blank. NA (Never smoked, smoke now) 652 BLANK 653 - SMOKING STATUS RECODE 10,055 1. Current smoker 7,335 2. Former regular smoker 393 3. Former occasional smoker 15,172 4. Never smoked 184 5. Smoker, unknown current smoking status 491 6. Unknown smoking status 654-655 3 NUMBER OF CIGARETTES NOW SMOKE PER DAY 181 00. Less than 1 per day 9,774 01-97. 1-97 a day 7 98. 98+ a day 93 99. DK or Refused 23,575 Blank. NA (not current smoker) (656-663) (4a-h) CIGARETTE SMOKING INCREASES CHANCES OF: 656 4a EMPHYSEMA 24,248 1. Definitely increases 5,851 2. Probably increases 475 3. Probably does not increase 245 4. Definitely does not increase 7 5. Double entry 18 8. Refused 2,786 9. DK/no opinion 657 4b BLADDER CANCER 4,124 1. Definitely increases 7,612 2. Probably increases 5,569 3. Probably does not increase 2,497 4. Definitely does not increase 7 5. Double entry 20 8. Refused 13,801 9. DK/no opinion (656-663) (4a-h) CIGARETTE SMOKING INCREASES CHANCES OF: (CONTINUED) 658 4c CANCER OF THE LARYNX OR VOICE BOX 18,503 1. Definitely increases 10,376 2. Probably increases 734 3. Probably does not increase 402 4. Definitely does not increase 21 5. Double entry 16 8. Refused 3,578 9. DK/no opinion 659 4d CATARACTS 1,423 1. Definitely increases 3,736 2. Probably increases 7,030 3. Probably does not increase 6,720 4. Definitely does not increase 6 5. Double entry 18 8. Refused 14,697 9. DK/no opinion 660 4e CANCER OF THE ESOPHAGUS 14,131 1. Definitely increases 12,068 2. Probably increases 1,319 3. Probably does not increase 709 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 18 8. Refused 5,380 9. DK/no opinion 661 4f CHRONIC BRONCHITIS 17,949 1. Definitely increases 10,518 2. Probably increases 973 3. Probably does not increase 553 4. Definitely does not increase 19 5. Double entry 17 8. Refused 3,601 9. DK/no opinion 662 4g GALLSTONES 1,040 1. Definitely increases 2,797 2. Probably increases 7,168 3. Probably does not increase 7,654 4. Definitely does not increase 9 5. Double entry 17 8. Refused 14,945 9. DK/no opinion 663 4h LUNG CANCER 26,332 1. Definitely increases 4,943 2. Probably increases 297 3. Probably does not increase 245 4. Definitely does not increase 17 5. Double entry 17 8. Refused 1,779 9. DK/no opinion (664-667) (4i-j) SMOKING DURING PREGNANCY INCREASES CHANCES OF: 664 4i MISCARRIAGE 6,524 1. Definitely increases 7,213 2. Probably increases 1,734 3. Probably does not increase 617 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 5 8. Refused 2,820 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. (SP 45+ years old) 665 4j STILLBIRTH 5,310 1. Definitely increases 6,946 2. Probably increases 2,021 3. Probably does not increase 752 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 5 8. Refused 3,879 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. (SP 45+ years old) 666 4k PREMATURE BIRTH 6,178 1. Definitely increases 7,069 2. Probably increases 1,656 3. Probably does not increase 611 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 5 8. Refused 3,394 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. (SP 45+ years old) 667 4l LOW BIRTH WEIGHT OF THE NEWBORN 8,500 1. Definitely increases 6,509 2. Probably increases 927 3. Probably does not increase 381 4. Definitely does not increase 7 5. Double entry 5 8. Refused 2,589 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. (SP 45+ years old) IF TAKE BIRTH CONTROL PILLS AND SMOKE: 668 5a MORE LIKELY TO HAVE STROKE 11,927 1. Yes 1,171 2. No 5,820 9. DK or Refused 14,712 Blank. (SP 45+ years) 669 5b MORE LIKELY OR SOMEWHAT LIKELY 6,580 1. Much more 5,143 2. Somewhat more 204 9. DK or Refused 21,703 Blank. (loc. 668 not equal to 1) 670 6 DOCTOR EVER ADVISE TO QUIT SMOKING 6,532 1. Yes 8,794 2. No 2,641 9. DK or Refused 15,663 Blank. NA (loc. 647 not equal to 1) Section T-Alcohol Use (Locs. 671-705) Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ SECT. T. ALCOHOL USE 671 1a 12 DRINKS IN ENTIRE LIFE 28,179 1. Yes 4,988 2. No 463 9. DK or Refused 672 1b 12 DRINKS IN ANY ONE YEAR 23,843 1. Yes 4,221 2. No 115 9. DK or Refused 5,451 Blank. NA (loc. 671 not equal to 1) 673 1c AT LEAST ONE DRINK IN PAST YEAR 21,197 1. Yes 2,605 2. No 41 9. DK or Refused 9,787 Blank. NA (loc. 672 not equal to 1) 674-675 1d MAIN REASON FOR NOT DRINKING 1,706 00. No need/not necessary 5,248 01. Don't care for/dislike it 1,148 02. Medical/health reasons 1,506 03. Religious/moral reasons 512 04. Brought up not to drink 92 05. Costs too much 273 06. Family member an alcoholic or problem drinker 322 07. Infrequent drinker 799 08. Other 557 99. DK or Refused 21,197 Blank. NA (loc. 673 equal to 1, Current Drinker) 676-677 2 NUMBER OF DAYS DRANK (IN PAST 2 WEEKS) 4,482 00. None/never 2,238 01. 14 (every day) 51 02. 13-14 57 03. 13 28 04. 12-13 224 05. 12 16 06. 11-12 47 07. 11 40 08. 10-11 622 09. 10 28 10. 9-10 87 11. 9 45 12. 8-9 261 13. 8 80 14. 7-8 588 15. 7 66 16. 6-7 543 17. 6 98 18. 5-6 875 19. 5 183 20. 4-5 1,486 21. 4 219 22. 3-4 1,751 23. 3 201 24. 2-3 3,086 25. 2 214 26. 1-2 3,404 27. 1 177 99. DK or Refused 12,433 Blank. NA (Loc. 673 not equal to 1, no drinking in past year) 678-679 3 NUMBER OF DRINKS PER DAY 233 01. Twelve or more 400 02. Seven to eleven 733 03. Six 159 04. Five or six 442 05. Five 268 06. Four or five 989 07. Four 445 08. Three or four 2,051 09. Three 663 10. Two or three 4,235 11. Two 1,048 12. One or two 4,736 13. One 10 88. Other 303 99. DK or Refused 16,915 Blank. NA (Nondrinker, no drinks in past 2 weeks) 680 4a TYPICAL OF DRINKING PAST YEAR 15,231 1. Yes 5,878 2. No 88 9. DK or Refused 12,433 Blank. NA (No drinks in past year, loc. 673 not equal to 1) 681 4b MORE OR LESS (THAN TYPICAL) 3,544 1. More 2,275 2. Less loc. 680=2,9 147 9. DK or Refused 27,664 Blank. NA 682-683 5 MONTHS WITH AT LEAST ONE DRINK 20,752 01-12. 1-12 months 445 99. DK or Refused 12,433 Blank. NA (No drinks in past year) 684-686 6 DAYS WITH NINE OR MORE DRINKS IN PAST YEAR 16,954 000. None or never 3,796 001-365. 1-365 days 7 888. Other entries 440 999. DK or Refused 12,433 Blank. NA (No drinks in past year) 687-689 7 DAYS WITH FIVE OR MORE DRINKS IN PAST YEAR 12,937 000. None or never 7,575 001-365. 1-365 days 21 888. Other entries 664 999. DK or Refused 12,433 Blank. NA (No drinks in past year) 690-692 8 NUMBER OF TIMES IN PAST YEAR DROVE WHEN DRANK TOO MUCH 16,478 000. None 3,351 001-500. 1-500+ times 9 888. Other 1,191 998. Don't Drive 168 999. DK or Refused 12,433 Blank. NA (No drinks in past year) 693 Recode RECODE FOR DRINKING STATUS 4,988 1. Non-drinker (total abstainer) 4,221 2. Non-drinker (less than 12 drinks in 1 yr. 23,843 3. Drinker 115 4. Has had some drinks, unknown if 12 in 1 yr. 463 5. DK or Refused if ever drank (694-699) 9a-f HEAVY ALCOHOL DRINKING INCREASES CHANCES OF: 694 9a THROAT CANCER 5,209 1. Definitely increases 8,277 2. Probably increases 7,221 3. Probably does not increase 3,439 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 23 8. Refused 9,456 9. DK/no opinion 695 9b CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER 26,391 1. Definitely increases 4,944 2. Probably increases 188 3. Probably does not increase 110 4. Definitely does not increase 6 5. Double entry 20 8. Refused 1,971 9. DK/no opinion 696 9c BLADDER CANCER 9,358 1. Definitely increases 12,591 2. Probably increases 2,613 3. Probably does not increase 1,030 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 21 8. Refused 8,012 9. DK/no opinion 697 9d CANCER OF THE MOUTH 3,867 1. Definitely increases 7,136 2. Probably increases 7,525 3. Probably does not increase 4,089 4. Definitely does not increase 3 5. Double entry 21 8. Refused 10,989 9. DK/no opinion 698 9e ARTHRITIS 1,297 1. Definitely increases 3,663 2. Probably increases 7,802 3. Probably does not increase 7,147 4. Definitely does not increase 7 5. Double entry 21 8. Refused 13,693 9. DK/no opinion 699 9f BLOOD CLOTS 3,367 1. Definitely increases 7,988 2. Probably increases 5,905 3. Probably does not increase 4,113 4. Definitely does not increase 4 5. Double entry 24 8. Refused 12,229 9. DK/no opinion (700-703) 9g-j HEAVY DRINKING DURING PREGNANCY INCREASES CHANCES OF: 700 9g MISCARRIAGE 9,071 1. Definitely increases 6,966 2. Probably increases 635 3. Probably does not increase 200 4. Definitely does not increase 7 5. Double entry 8 8. Refused 2,031 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. NA (SP 45+) 701 9h MENTAL RETARDATION OF THE NEWBORN 8,903 1. Definitely increases 6,892 2. Probably increases 676 3. Probably does not increase 216 4. Definitely does not increase 4 5. Double entry 8 8. Refused 2,219 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. NA (SP 45+) 702 9i LOW BIRTH WEIGHT OF THE NEWBORN 8,817 1. Definitely increases 7,087 2. Probably increases 596 3. Probably does not increase 155 4. Definitely does not increase 2 5. Double entry 9 8. Refused 2,252 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. NA (SP 45+) 703 9j BIRTH DEFECTS 9,180 1. Definitely increases 6,794 2. Probably increases 662 3. Probably does not increase 180 4. Definitely does not increase 5 5. Double entry 8 8. Refused 2,089 9. DK/no opinion 14,712 Blank. NA (SP 45+) 704 10a HEARD OF FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 10,588 1. Yes 8,027 2. No 303 9. DK or Refused 14,712 Blank. NA (SP 45+) 705 10b BEST DESCRIPTION OF FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME 331 1. Drunk 7,481 2. Addicted to alcohol 2,612 3. With certain birth defects 164 9. DK or Refused 23,042 Blank. NA (loc. 704 not equal to 1) Section U-Dental Care (Locs. 706-719) Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ (706-710) 1a-e TO PREVENT TOOTH DECAY IMPORTANT TO: 706 1a SEE A DENTIST REGULARLY 27,765 1. Definitely important 4,078 2. Probably important 550 3. Probably not important 191 4. Definitely not important 4 5. Double entry 13 8. Refused 1,029 9. DK/no opinion 707 1b DRINK WATER WITH FLUORIDE 15,007 1. Definitely important 10,961 2. Probably important 1,873 3. Probably not important 900 4. Definitely not important 7 5. Double entry 12 8. Refused 4,870 9. DK/no opinion 708 1c REGULAR BRUSHING AND FLOSSING 29,765 1. Definitely important 2,704 2. Probably important 122 3. Probably not important 59 4. Definitely not important 3 5. Double entry 12 8. Refused 965 9. DK/no opinion 709 1d USE FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE OR FLUORIDE MOUTH RINSE 20,306 1. Definitely important 9,187 2. Probably important 987 3. Probably not important 401 4. Definitely not important 5 5. Double entry 13 8. Refused 2,731 9. DK/no opinion 710 1e AVOID BETWEEN MEAL SWEETS 20,022 1. Definitely important 9,575 2. Probably important 1,649 3. Probably not important 490 4. Definitely not important 2 5. Double entry 12 8. Refused 1,880 9. DK/no opinion (711-715) 2a-e TO PREVENT GUM DISEASE, IMPORTANT TO: 711 2a SEE A DENTIST REGULARLY 27,531 1. Definitely important 4,101 2. Probably important 500 3. Probably not important 186 4. Definitely not important 2 5. Double entry 13 8. Refused 1,297 9. DK/no opinion 712 2b DRINK WATER WITH FLUORIDE 11,454 1. Definitely important 10,272 2. Probably important 3,795 3. Probably not important 1,481 4. Definitely not important 6 5. Double entry 13 8. Refused 6,609 9. DK/no opinion 713 2c REGULAR BRUSHING AND FLOSSING 27,949 1. Definitely important 3,976 2. Probably important 226 3. Probably not important 104 4. Definitely not important 5 5. Double entry 13 8. Refused 1,357 9. DK/no opinion 714 2d USE FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE OR FLUORIDE MOUTH RINSE 15,986 1. Definitely important 9,789 2. Probably important 2,823 3. Probably not important 968 4. Definitely not important 0 5. Double entry 14 8. Refused 4,050 9. DK/no opinion 715 2e AVOID BETWEEN MEAL SWEETS 16,972 1. Definitely important 10,038 2. Probably important 2,824 3. Probably not important 894 4. Definitely not important 3 5. Double entry 14 8. Refused 2,885 9. DK/no opinion 716 3 MAIN CAUSE OF TOOTH LOSS IN CHILDREN 19,405 1. Tooth decay 2,841 2. Gum disease 9,374 3. Injury to the teeth 70 7. Other entries 1,940 9. DK or Refused 717 4 MAIN CAUSE OF TOOTH LOSS IN ADULTS 13,144 1. Tooth decay 17,952 2. Gum disease 865 3. Injury to the teeth 50 7. Other entries 1,619 9. DK or Refused 718 5a HEARD OF DENTAL SEALANTS 7,291 1. Yes 25,788 2. No 551 9. DK or Refused 719 5b WHICH BEST DESCRIBES PURPOSE OF DENTAL SEALANTS 323 1. Prevent gum disease 5,785 2. Prevent tooth decay 869 3. Hold dentures in place 314 9. DK or Refused 26,339 Blank. NA (loc. 718 not equal to 1) Tape Locations 720-780 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 720 1a EXPOSED TO SUBSTANCES IN PRESENT JOB 6,706 1. Yes 13,081 2. No 409 7. No answer given Has a job 6 8. Refused (loc. 75=1-6) 172 9. DK 13,256 Blank. NA (loc. 75 not equal to 1-6, no job) 721-722 1b(1) WHAT SUBSTANCE (1) 01. Chemicals 02. Dusts 03. Fibers or fibrous materials 04. Anesthetic gases 05. Other gases, fumes, vapors, or mists 06. Disease or biological hazards 07. Radiation/radiation hazard 08. Loud or excess noise 09. Extreme heat or cold 10. Physical stress 11. Mental stress 12. Uncomfortable work position/conditio 13. Vibration 14. Improper lighting 15. Injuries--powered equipment, machinery/tools 16. Injuries--non-powered equipment or tools 17. Injuries--over-exertion in lifting objects 18. Injuries inflicted by person, other than injured (except firearms) 19. Injuries from firearms inflicted by person other than injured 20. Injuries from falling or flying objects 21. Injuries from animals 22. Injuries--contact with temperature extremes - hot objects 23. Falls from elevation 24. Slips and falls onto same level 25. Falls, unspecified 26. Injuries from vehicles 27. Contact with electrical current 28. Drowning 29. Injuries from explosion 30. Asphyxiation 31. Lacerations, cuts or bruises 32. Puncture 33. Amputation or crushing injury 34. Eye injuries 35. Other injuries 88. Other 97. Unknown but health effect given 98. Refused 99. Don't know Blank. (No job, no exposure mentioned) HOW SUBSTANCE 1 ENDANGERS YOUR HEALTH 723-724 1c(1) HEALTH EFFECT 1 01. Cancer 02. Tumors or Growths (non-cancer/not specified) 03. Lung/respiratory problems other than cancer 04. Hearing impairment 05. Eye or vision problems 06. Genetic changes or reproductive problems 07. Infection 08. Skin diseases or disorders 09. Central nervous system problems/disorders 10. Asphyxiation 11. Headache 12. Psychological or behavioral problem 13. Digestive or gastro-intestinal problem 14. Muscle, nerve or bone problem 15. Frostbite or other effect from cold 16. Burns 17. Heat exhaustion/heat stroke/other effect 18. Death 19. Cardiovascular/circulatory problem/disease 20. Blood diseases or disorders 21. Poisoning 22. Lowered resistance to disease 23. Injury N.E.C. 88. Other 97. No health effect given 98. Refused 99. Don't know Blank. NA 725-726 1c(1) SUBSTANCE 1-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 723-724) 727-728 1c(1) SUBSTANCE 1-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 723-724) 729-730 1c(1) SUBSTANCE 1-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 723-724) 731-732 1b(2) WHAT SUBSTANCE (2) (See codes loc. 721-722) 733-734 1c(2) SUBSTANCE 2-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 723-724) 735-736 1c(2) SUBSTANCE 2-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 723-724) 737-738 1c(2) SUBSTANCE 2-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 723-724) 739-740 1c(2) SUBSTANCE 2-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 723-724) 741-742 1b(3) WHAT SUBSTANCE (3) (See codes loc. 721-722) 743-744 1c(3) SUBSTANCE 3-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 723-724) 745-746 1c(3) SUBSTANCE 3-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 723-724) 747-748 1c(3) SUBSTANCE 3-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 723-724) 749-750 1c(3) SUBSTANCE 3-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 723-724) 751-752 1b(4) WHAT SUBSTANCE (4) (See codes loc. 721-722) 753-754 1c(4) SUBSTANCE 4-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 723-724) 755-756 1c(4) SUBSTANCE 4-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 723-724) 757-758 1c(4) SUBSTANCE 4-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 723-724) 759-760 1c(4) SUBSTANCE 4-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 723-724) 761-762 1b(5) WHAT SUBSTANCE (5) (See codes loc. 721-722) 763-764 1c(5) SUBSTANCE 5-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 723-724) 765-766 1c(5) SUBSTANCE 5-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 723-724) 767-768 1c(5) SUBSTANCE 5-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 723-724) 769-770 1c(5) SUBSTANCE 5-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 723-724) 771-772 1b(6) WHAT SUBSTANCE (6) (See codes loc. 721-722) 773-774 1c(6) SUBSTANCE 6-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 723-724) 775-776 1c(6) SUBSTANCE 6-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 723-724) 777-778 1c(6) SUBSTANCE 6-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 723-724) 779-780 1c(6) SUBSTANCE 6-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 723-724) Tape Locations 781-841 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 781 2a EXPOSED TO WORK CONDITIONS IN PRESENT JOB 7,129 1. Yes 12,763 2. No 403 7. No answer given Has a job 4 8. Refused (loc. 75=1-6) 75 9. DK 13,256 Blank. NA (loc. 75 not equal to 1-6, no job 782-783 2b(1) WHAT WORK CONDITION (1) 01. Chemicals 02. Dusts 03. Fibers or fibrous materials 04. Anesthetic gases 05. Other gases, fumes, vapors, or mists 06. Disease or biological hazards 07. Radiation/radiation hazard 08. Loud or excess noise 09. Extreme heat or cold 10. Physical stress 11. Mental stress 12. Uncomfortable work position/condition 13. Vibration 14. Improper lighting 15. Injuries--powered equipment, machinery/tools 16. Injuries--non-powered equipment or tools 17. Injuries--over-exertion in lifting objects 18. Injuries inflicted by person, other than injured (except firearms) 19. Injuries from firearms inflicted by person other than injured 20. Injuries from falling or flying objects 21. Injuries from animals 22. Injuries--contact with temperature extremes - hot objects 23. Falls from elevation 24. Slips and falls onto same level 25. Falls, unspecified 26. Injuries from vehicles 27. Contact with electrical current 28. Drowning 29. Injuries from explosion 30. Asphyxiation 31. Lacerations, cuts or bruises 32. Puncture 33. Amputation or crushing injury 34. Eye injuries 35. Other injuries 88. Other 97. Unknown but health effect given 98. Refused 99. Don't know Blank. (No job, no exposure mentioned) HOW WORK CONDITION 1 ENDANGERS YOUR HEALTH 784-785 2c(1) HEALTH EFFECT 1 01. Cancer 02. Tumors or Growths (non-cancer/not specified) 03. Lung/respiratory problems other than cancer 04. Hearing impairment 05. Eye or vision problems 06. Genetic changes or reproductive problems 07. Infection 08. Skin diseases or disorders 09. Central nervous system problems/disorders 10. Asphyxiation 11. Headache 12. Psychological or behavioral problem 13. Digestive or gastro-intestinal problem 14. Muscle, nerve or bone problem 15. Frostbite or other effect from cold 16. Burns 17. Heat exhaustion/heat stroke/other effect 18. Death 19. Cardiovascular/circulatory problem/disease 20. Blood diseases or disorders 21. Poisoning 22. Lowered resistance to disease 23. Injury N.E.C. 88. Other 97. No health effect given 98. Refused 99. Don't know Blank. NA 786-787 2c(1) WORK CONDITION 1-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 784-785) 788-789 2c(1) WORK CONDITION 1-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 784-785) 790-791 2c(1) WORK CONDITION 1-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 784-785) 792-793 2b(2) WHAT WORK CONDITION (2) (See codes loc. 782-783) 794-795 2c(2) WORK CONDITION 2-HEALTH EFFECT 1 2c(2) (See codes loc. 784-785) 796-797 2c(2) WORK CONDITION 2-HEALTH EFFECT 2 2c(2) (See codes loc. 784-785) 798-799 2c(2) WORK CONDITION 2-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 784-785) 800-801 2c(2) WORK CONDITION 2-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 784-785) 802-803 2b(3) WHAT WORK CONDITION (3) (See codes loc. 782- 783) 804-805 2c(3) WORK CONDITION 3-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 784-785) 806-807 2c(3) WORK CONDITION 3-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 784-785) 808-809 2c(3) WORK CONDITION 3-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 784-785) 810-811 2c(3) WORK CONDITION 3-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 784-785) 812-813 2b(4) WHAT WORK CONDITION (4) (See codes loc. 782- 783) 814-815 2b(4) WORK CONDITION 4-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 784-785) 816-817 2c(4) WORK CONDITION 4-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 784-785) 818-819 2c(4) WORK CONDITION 4-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 784-785) 820-821 2c(4) WORK CONDITION 4-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 784-785) 822-823 2b(5) WHAT WORK CONDITION (5) (See codes loc. 782- 783) 824-825 2c(5) WORK CONDITION 5-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 784-785) 826-827 2c(5) WORK CONDITION 5-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 784-785) 828-829 2c(5) WORK CONDITION 5-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 784-785) 830-831 2c(5) WORK CONDITION 5-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 784-785) 832-833 2b(6) WHAT WORK CONDITION (6) (See codes loc. 782- 783) 834-835 2c(6) WORK CONDITION 6-HEALTH EFFECT 1 (See codes loc. 784-785) 836-837 2c(6) WORK CONDITION 6-HEALTH EFFECT 2 (See codes loc. 784-785) 838-839 2c(6) WORK CONDITION 6-HEALTH EFFECT 3 (See codes loc. 784-785) 840-841 2c(6) WORK CONDITION 6-HEALTH EFFECT 4 (See codes loc. 784-785) Tape Locations 842-863 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ 842 3a EXPOSED TO RISK OF ACCIDENT 7,751 1. Yes 12,158 2. No 402 7. No answer given Has a job 2 8. Refused (loc. 75=1-6) 61 9. DK 13,256 Blank. NA (loc. 75 not equal to 1-6, no job 843-844 3b(1) WHAT RISK (1) 01. Chemicals 02. Dusts 03. Fibers or fibrous materials 04. Anesthetic gases 05. Other gases, fumes, vapors, or mists 06. Disease or biological hazards 07. Radiation/radiation hazard 08. Loud or excess noise 09. Extreme heat or cold 10. Physical stress 11. Mental stress 12. Uncomfortable work position/conditio 13. Vibration 14. Improper lighting 15. Injuries--powered equipment, machinery/tools 16. Injuries--non-powered equipment or tools 17. Injuries--over-exertion in lifting objects 18. Injuries inflicted by person, other than injured (except firearms) 19. Injuries from firearms inflicted by person other than injured 20. Injuries from falling or flying objects 21. Injuries from animals 22. Injuries--contact with temperature extremes - hot objects 23. Falls from elevation 24. Slips and falls onto same level 25. Falls, unspecified 26. Injuries from vehicles 27. Contact with electrical current 28. Drowning 29. Injuries from explosion 30. Asphyxiation 31. Lacerations, cuts or bruises 32. Puncture 33. Amputation or crushing injury 34. Eye injuries 35. Other injuries 88. Other 97. Unknown but health effect given 98. Refused 99. Don't know Blank. (No job, no exposure mentioned) 845-846 3b(2) WHAT RISK (2) (See codes loc. 843-844) 847-848 3b(3) WHAT RISK (3) (See codes loc. 843-844) 849-850 3b(4) WHAT RISK (4) (See codes loc. 843-844) 851-852 3b(5) WHAT RISK (5) (See codes loc. 843-844) 853-854 3b(6) WHAT RISK (6) (See codes loc. 843-844) 855-856 3b(7) WHAT RISK (7) (See codes loc. 843-844) 857-858 3b(8) WHAT RISK (8) (See codes loc. 843-844) 859-860 3b(9) WHAT RISK (9) (See codes loc. 843-844) 861-862 3b(10) WHAT RISK (10) (See codes loc. 843-844) 863 Recode OCCUPATION EXPOSURE RECODE 12,059 1. Yes to one or more exposure question 7,801 2. No to all exposure questions 107 6. Combination of no/unknown/refused/DK answer to exposure questions 384 7. None of exposure questions answered (Dummy Record) 1 8. Refused to all exposure questions 22 9. DK to all exposure questions 13,256 Blank. NA (No job) Tape Locations 864-924 Tape Locations Item No. Frequency Items and Codes __________________________________________________________________________ (864-923) Generated SPECIFIC EXPOSURE Frequencies given below 1. Yes, mentioned as exposure (by subtraction) 2. No, not mentioned but exposed 7,801 3. No mention of any health risks 514 4. Unknown 13,256 Blank. NA (No job) EXPOSED TO: 864 3,649 CHEMICALS 865 2,433 DUSTS 866 452 FIBERS OR FIBROUS MATERIALS 867 49 ANESTHETIC GASES 868 2,522 OTHER GASES, FUMES, VAPORS, OR MISTS 869 383 DISEASE OR BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS 870 761 RADIATION HAZARD 871 2,784 LOUD OR EXCESS NOISE 872 2,107 EXTREME HEAT OR COLD 873 854 PHYSICAL STRESS 874 3,335 MENTAL STRESS 875 126 UNCOMFORTABLE WORK POSITION 876 3 VIBRATION 877 84 IMPROPER LIGHTING 878 1,487 INJURIES FROM POWERED EQUIPMENT OR TOOLS 879 575 INJURIES FROM NON-POWERED EQUIPMENT OR TOOLS 880 991 INJURIES FROM OVER-EXERTION IN LIFTING OBJECTS 881 615 INJURIES INFLICTED BY PERSON, OTHER THAN INJURED (EXCEPT FIREARMS) 882 112 INJURIES FROM FIREARMS INFLICTED BY PERSON OTHER THAN INJURED 883 1,171 INJURIES FROM FALLING OR FLYING OBJECTS 884 240 INJURIES FROM ANIMALS 885 798 INJURIES FROM CONTACT WITH TEMPERATURE EXTREMES - HOT OBJECTS 886 1,117 FALLS FROM ELEVATION 887 1,064 SLIPS AND FALLS ONTO WORKING SURFACE 888 419 FALLS, UNSPECIFIED 889 1,717 INJURIES FROM VEHICLES 890 438 CONTACT WITH ELECTRICAL CURRENT 891 17 DROWNING 892 256 INJURIES FROM EXPLOSION 893 19 ASPHYXIATION 894 677 LACERATIONS, CUTS OR BRUISES 895 209 PUNCTURE 896 448 AMPUTATION OR CRUSHING INJURY 897 141 EYE INJURIES 898 347 OTHER INJURY 899 534 OTHER EXPOSURE HEALTH EFFECT: 900 1,315 CANCER 901 22 TUMORS OR GROWTHS (NON-CANCER OR NOT SPECIFIED) 902 4,725 LUNG AND RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS OTHER THAN CANCER 903 2,615 HEARING IMPAIRMENT 904 801 EYE OR VISION PROBLEMS 905 224 GENETIC CHANGES OR REPRODUCTIVE PROBLEMS 906 350 INFECTION 907 774 SKIN DISEASES OR DISORDERS 908 441 DIZZINESS OR LIGHT-HEADEDNESS 909 154 ASPHYXIATION 910 473 HEADACHE 911 2,241 PSYCHOLOGICAL OR BEHAVIORAL PROBLEM 912 621 GASTRO-INTESTINAL PROBLEM 913 553 MUSCLE, NERVE OR BONE PROBLEM 914 638 FROSTBITE OR OTHER EFFECT FROM COLD 915 925 BURNS HEALTH EFFECT: 916 838 HEAT EXHAUSTION/HEAT STROKE 917 490 DEATH 918 1,687 CARDIOVASCULAR PROBLEMS/DISEASE 919 88 BLOOD DISEASES OR DISORDERS 920 237 POISONING 921 156 LOWERED RESISTANCE TO DISEASE 922 330 INJURY, NEC 923 1,855 OTHER HEALTH EFFECT 924-930 BLANK APPENDIX Appendix A-Questions About Occupational Safety and Health Substances, Work Conditions, Risks of Accident/Injury CODE 01. CHEMICALS Physical substances, compounds, or elements. If chemical name given & not specified as solid, liquid, dust, gas, fume, vapor or mist then code according to "Physical Description" given in the Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards.* If the chemical is not listed in the Pocket Guide, or if the information from the Pocket Guide is inadequate, code chemical (01). INCLUDES a. Any chemical in a non-gasous state b. Any chemical in a solid state (except dusts, powder, sand, particles, particulates or shavings; Code 02) c. Any chemical in a liquid state (except gas, fumes, vapors or mists; Code 05) d. Chemical elements e. Elements f. Chemical reagents g. Reagents h. Organic chemicals i. Inorganic chemicals j. Hydrocarbons k. Acids l. Bases m. Solvents n. Toxic substances o. Toxic chemicals p. Pharmaceuticals (Drugs) q. Any chemical acronym (e.g., DBCP or MEK) *See the NIOSH/OSHA Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and U.S. Department of Labor, 1978. EXAMPLES: Grease Printers markers Toxic waste Ink Pesticide Marking pens Insecticide Hair permanent solution Herbicide Poison Dye Paint (Code "paint fumes" as "Other gases, fumes, vapors, or mists,"05.) Detergent Cleaning fluids (Code "fumes from cleaning fluids" as "Other gases, fumes, vapors or mists," 05.) Combining chemicals Drugs Film developer solution Caustics Caustic liquids Clay Exposure to the following where not specified that it is in a vapor or misform: lead dioxin polychlorinated biphenols (PCB) degreasers vinyl chloride paint remover DDT gasoline alcohol plastic benzene resins acetone chlorine ketone toluene xylene acrylonitrile formaldehyde petroleum or oil EXCLUDES: a. Any response specified as a gas, fume, vapor, or mist (Code (a) as "Other gases, fumes, vapors, or mists," 05). b. A chemical gas, fume, vapor, or mist (example: "chlorine gas") (Code (b) as "Other gases, fumes, vapors, or mists," 05). c. Anesthetic chemicals, such as nitrous oxide, ether, or methoxyflurane. (Code (c) as "Anesthetic gases," 04). d. Any response specified as a dust, (Code "chemical dust" 02). CODE 02 DUSTS Solid particles generated by handling, crushing, griding, and detonation of organic and inorganic materials such as rock, metal, coal, wood, and many other materials. INCLUDES: a. Any response specified as a dust b. Any unspecified dust c. Powders d. Sand e. Particles f. Particulates EXAMPLES: Chemical dust Cement dust Saw dust Wood shavings Carbon dust Silica dust Coal dust Coke oven dust Metal dusts Grain dust Cotton dust Sand or carbon used to make castings or molds Particles, sand or dust from sandblasting Dust Lint Bone cement Soda ash CODE 03 FIBERS OR FIBROUS MATERIALS INCLUDES: a. Any response specified as a fiber, fibrous material, or filament b. Fiberglass c. Product "fillers" d. Asbestos EXAMPLES: Fibers Cotton or cotton fibers Jute fibers Asbestos fibers Insulation CODE 04 ANESTHETIC GASES Chemical substance in gaseous form that produces insensibility to pain or touch. INCLUDES a. Any response specified as a gaseous anesthetic b. Nitrous oxide c. Ether d. Methoxyflurane EXAMPLES: Gases from hospital operating room or surgery Sleeping gas Laughing gas General anesthetic EXCLUDES: a. Unspecified gases, code 05 b. Non-gaseous anesthetics, (e.g., Novocain) code 01 CODE 05 OTHER GASES, FUMES, VAPORS OR MISTS INCLUDES: a. Any response specified as a gas, fume, vapor or mist (other than an anesthetic) b. Any unspecified gas, fume, vapor or mist c. Any chemical identified as a gas, fume, vapor or mist d. Any chemical identified as non-solid and non-liquid e. Unspecified droplets f. Fog g. Smoke h. Spray i. Aerosol j. Any response indicating a response to a smell or odor EXAMPLES: Toxic gas Oxygen Airborne toxic gas Smell of plastic burning Fumes from molten metal Fly spray Chemical gas Canned air Chemical spray Non-solid products from welding, other than light Substances as they are being used to lubricate, quench, or cool a process (e.g., oil mist) Cigarette smoke The following in gaseous or vapor form: Alcohol Chloroform Ammonia Benzene Carbon dioxide Carbon monoxide Formaldehyde Hydrochloric acid Ozone Toluene Paint remover Degreaser Gasoline Refrigerant Fumigant EXCLUDE: Gas lines, code 29. CODE 06 DISEASE OR BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS A substance or situation with the present or potential risk of either transmitting disease or causing disease. INCLUDES: a. Any person, place or thing infected with or harboring disease or other biological components capable of causing a hazard to health b. Infectious agents c. Infections d. Animal or human products or wastes EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES: Sick people Hair Nursing homes Convalescent centers Hospital patients Hospitals Soiled hospital linen Dental office Used medical equipment Sterilizing unit Autoclaves Medical laboratory Animals Laboratory animals Insects Sewers or wastewater treatment processes Fermenting products or processes Bacteria Virus Germs Fungus Mold Mildew Yeast Parasites Enzymes Colds Influenza or flu Illness Disease Spores Blood products CODE 07 RADIATION/RADIATION HAZARDS INCLUDES: a. Any response specified as "radiation" or "a radiation or nuclear hazard" b. Any response specified as "radioactive" or radioactivity" c. Anything contaminated by radiation d. Electromagnetic energy or radiation e. Non-ionizing radiation f. Ionizing radiation g. Fluorescent substances h. High intensity light EXAMPLES: Electrons Protons Neutrons Photons Radiation Electromagnetic energy X-rays Gamma rays Alpha rays Beta rays Radionuclides Infrared radiation Radiowave Radio frequencies Radar Ultraviolet radiation (except from the sun) Laser radiation Microwave radiation Lasers Masers Work near radiation source Work with radioactive material Nuclear waste Welding arcs CODE 08 LOUD OR EXCESS NOISE INCLUDES: a. Any continuous or impact noise b. Any noise causing speech interference at a distance of 2 feet or less c. Any annoying noise with an intensity greater than background d. High pitch noises e. Low humming sounds f. Any unspecified noise or loud environment EXAMPLES: Noise from: Wood saws Grinders, sanders, polishers Metal working machines Stamping machinery Dropping hammers Whining Banging Clanging Whirring Screeching Pounding Noisy environment Loud noises Can't hear from noise EXCLUDES: Typewriter and computer printer noises, code "Other", 88 CODE 09 EXTREME HEAT OR COLD Any artificially created or naturally occurring hot or cold environment to which the entire body is exposed. INCLUDES: a. Any conditions which influence the temperature equilibrium of the body b. High or very low humidity c. Air temperature: hot - greater than 80 degrees Fahrenheit; cold - less than 35 degrees Fahrenheit d. Air movement e. Temperature of surrounding objects (radiant heat or cold) f. Any exposure occurring from natural climatic conditions such as outdoor construction work in the summer or winter months. g. Burns from the sun or radiation (sun). EXAMPLES: Working in, near, or with: Boiler rooms Blast furnaces Coke ovens Cold storage rooms Meat packing coolers Steam tunnels Hot or cold work areas Hot or cold climate Exposure to the sun Weather EXCLUDES: Exposure of only parts of the body to hot or cold objects or substance, code 22. CODE 10 PHYSICAL STRESS Any activity requiring intense physical exertion as evidenced by increased heart rate, muscle aching or cramps, tiredness or other similar symptoms. INCLUDES: a. Hard physical labor b. Hard manual labor c. Constant standing, walking, running d. Current physical exertion or overexertion e. Activity that causes increased heart rate from physical exertion. EXAMPLES: Physically exhausting work such as: Mixing concrete Carrying bricks, stones, blocks Carpentry work Operating metal working machinery Digging (manually) Shovelling EXCLUDE: Physical stress from vibration, code 13. CODE 11 MENTAL STRESS Any activity causing intense mental exertion or conflict on a routine or daily basis. INCLUDES: a. Any unspecified "stress" b. Tense job situations c. Hostile job situations d. Shift work e. Unusual working hours f. Life-threatening situations g. Psychological stress h. Job-related stress i. Over-utilization j. Under utilization EXAMPLES: a. Conflict with supervisor b. Disagreements with co-workers c. Verbal abuse CODE 12 UNCOMFORTABLE WORK POSITIONS OR WORK CONDITION Any external force acting on the body during the performance of a task that produces work strain. INCLUDES: a. Sitting postures b. Standing c. Kneeling d. Crouching e. Crawling f. Unusual arm, leg, wrist, hand or finger movements g. Change in air pressure h. Exposre to work conditions that cause poor air quality i. Mention of ncomfortable work setitng such as "swamp: or "woods" EXAMPLES: Awkward position of work materials/equipment Working in tight spaces Feel cramped Have to bend a lot Discomfort from Prolonged: Typing Poor air circulation Assembly work Lack of fresh air Turning dials Lack of or poor Hammering, cutting ventilation Work under autos, trucks, AC blowing dirty air buses, etc. Leaking roof Sitting at desk EXCLUDES: a. Physical stress, code 10. b. Activity that causes increased heart rate from physical exertion, code 10. c. Any work position that is uncomfortable due to vibration, code 13. d. Discomfort from heat or cold, code 09. e. "High pressure air" in response to 3b, code 15. CODE 13 VIBRATION a. Whole body - action on the entire body by machinery or materials moving rapidly in alternately opposite directions. b. Segmental - only part of the body is in contact with the vibrating medium and the bulk of the body rests on a stationary surface. INCLUDES: a. Any work condition or situation that causes the worker's body to vibrate or shake. b. Any response that specifies vibration, shaking, or bouncing. c. Physical stress from vibration. d. Any work position that is uncomfortable due to vibration. EXAMPLES: Driving a bouncy truck or farm equipment Use tools or equipment that vibrate or make my hands shake Bouncing around Get jarred Get physically shaken up CODE 14 IMPROPER LIGHTING Lack of suitable or insufficient light for the visibility of objects & awareness of space needed to perform in a productive & secure manner. INCLUDES: a. Any response which specifies a problem or dissatisfaction with the light available for work. b. Any response which specifies a problem or dissatisfaction with visibility at work. c. Unspecified glare. EXAMPLES: Too dark Too bright Glare from Video Display Terminals (VDT) Television screen Television monitors Cathode Ray Tubes (CRT) CODE 15 INJURIES FROM POWERED EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY OR TOOLS Injuries from machines, power tools or any other equipment that operates under its own power, i.e., where the power originates from a source other than the person using the tool. Includes injuries from "machines" or "machinery" or any equipment powered by electricity, gasoline, hydraulics which includes some of the following examples: Agitators Agricultural Machines Packaging Machines Buffers (electric) Planers Cash registers Power Saws Construction Machines Power Shears Conveyor Belts Printing Machines Crushing Machines Punches Drilling or Boring Machines Riveters Grinders Sandblasters Hoisting Machines Slicers Lathes or Turning Machines Slitters Mining and Tunnelling Machines Stitching and Sewing Machines Tow motor Office Machines Weaving, Knitting and Machines Spinning Mechanical jacks Machines using High Pressure Air Moving belts Welding Machines Also includes injuries where there is mention of cuts or punctures from powered equipment, machinery or tools. EXCLUDES: Any risk of overexertion in lifting objects, code 17. Any risk of falling or flying objects, code 20. Any risk of amputation or crushing, code 33. CODE 16 INJURIES FROM NON-POWERED EQUIPMENT OR TOOLS This refers to injuries from tools or appliances that receive their power from the person operating them, or where power or non-power is not specified. Includes injuries from "tools" or "implements" such as the following: Abrasive Stones Knives Axes Picks Blow Torches Planes Buffers (non-electric Pliers or non-specified) Primitive equipment Chisels Pinches Crowbars Ropes/Chains Files Saws Forks Scissors Hand Drills Screwdrivers Hand Tools Shovels Hatchets Wrenches Hoes Also includes injuries where there is mention of cuts or punctures from non-powered equipment or tools. EXCLUDES: Any risk of overexertion in lifting objects, code 17. Any risk of falling or flying objects, code 20. Any risk of amputation or crushing, code 33. Any tools or appliances listed under code 15. CODE 17 INJURIES FROM OVEREXERTION IN LIFTING OBJECTS Applies to non-impact cases in which the injury results from excessive physical effort, as in lifting, pulling, pushing, carrying, throwing. Also code responses with mention of injury to the back. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Holding, Wielding or Throwing Objects b. Lifting Heavy Objects c. Lifting or Pulling Containers or Boxes d. Opening Large Valves EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: a. "Injuries from machine lifting" b. "Falling and back injuries from lifting and pulling furniture" c. "Injuries from lifting patients" d. "Lifting" e. "Back strain" f. "Straining yourself EXCLUDES a. Straining muscles, code 35, other injury. CODE 18 INJURIES INFLICTED BY PERSON, OTHER THAN THE INJURED (EXCEPT FIREARMS) INCLUDES: a. Injuries from assault during burglary b. Injuries from assault by inmates in a prison c. Injuries from someone faling or runnint into the person d. If any information is provided to indicate physical harm or violence from dealing or interacting with people (for example criminals, students, etc.) e. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is inflicted by person other than the injured (except firearms). f. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is inflicted by person other than the injured (except firearms). EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES "Assaults from inmates" "Risk of being held up" "Risk of burglary" "Risk of sky jacking" "Dealing with mental patients who can hurt you" "Bodily harm from criminals" "Robbery" "Dealing with intoxicated customers" "Dealing with people" "Colliding with other workers" "Injuries from other people on the ward" EXCLUDE: Any risk of injury where use of a firearm by another person is mentioned, code 19. CODE 19 INJURIES FROM FIREARMS INFLICTED BY PERSON, OTHER THAN INJURED Injuries sustained from gunfire by another person. INCLUDES: a. Injuries from hand held firearms, rifles or shotguns fired by another person. b. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is from firearms inflicted by person other than injured. c. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is from firearms inflicted by person other than injured. CODE 20 INJURIES FROM FALLING OR FLYING OBJECTS Applies to cases in which the injury could be caused by impact between the injured person and the source of injury, the motion producing the contact being primarily the source of injury rather than the person. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Falling items b. Pieces of metal flying off a machine c. Boxes from overhead coming down d. Falling or flying objects from vehicles INCLUDES ALSO: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is from falling or flying objects. b. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is from falling or flying objects. EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "Overhead crane carrying objects" "Work where heavy tools are swinging" "Crane dropping a load" "Belts coming loose" EXCLUDES: Eye injuries from falling or flying objects (code 34). Flying objects from explosion (code 29). CODE 21 INJURIES FROM ANIMALS Injuries that result from contact or interaction between injured person and an animal. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Animal bites b. Being shoved or pushed or kicked by animals (e.g., farm animals). c. Insect bites d. Snakes INCLUDES ALSO: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is from contact or interaction between injured person and an animal. b. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is from contact or interaction between injured person and an animal. CODE 22 INJURIES FROM CONTACT WITH TEMPERATURE EXTREMES - HOT OBJECTS Applies to burns or to non-impact injuries in which the injury consists of a burn, resulting from contact with or exposure to hot objects, hot air, hot gas, hot vapors or hot liquids. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Burns from fires b. Burns from scalding water c. Burns from steam d. Burns from hot objects such as stoves e. Flammable liquids f. Any unspecified burn EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "Getting burned by a stove." "Fire" "Burns" "Burned by sparks" "Spill hot food on us" EXCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Burns from caustic or toxic chemicals, code 35. (Acid burns, chemical burns and boiling reagents) b. Burns from inhaling toxic gases, code 35. c. Burns from the sun or other radiation (code exposure to or injuries from the sun as extreme heat or cold, 09) CODE 23 FALLS FROM ELEVATION INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Falling from piled materials b. Falling from platforms, ladders, or stairs c. Falling from vehicles d. Scaffold releasing INCLUDES ALSO: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where source of injury is falls from elevation. b. Puncture wounds where source of injury is falls from elevation EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "Climbs to high places" CODE 24 SLIPS AND FALLS ONTO SAME LEVEL INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Falling and slipping on a wet floor b. Fall onto or against objects c. Fall to the walkway or working surface d. Tripping on something e. Falls onto the ground INCLUDES ALSO: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is slips and falls onto same level. b. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is slips and falls onto same level. EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "Oil spills on floor" "Objects laying about in my workplace" "Water spilled on floor" "Muddy wet surfaces in greenhouse" CODE 25 FALLS, UNSPECIFIED Applies to responses that mention falling but do not specify whether it is falling from an elevation or falling on the same level. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Falling b. Falling down and hitting something INCLUDES ALSO: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is unspecified falls. b. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is unspecified falls. CODE 26 INJURIES FROM VEHICLES Applies to injuries that occur in public transportation, highway-type vehicles and industrial vehicles in which the injured person is either a driver or passenger. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: Accidents involving highway vehicles, industrial vehicles (e.g., backoes, forklifts), boats, ships, planes or railroad vehicles. INCLUDES: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is vehicles. b. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is vehicles. EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "I drive a lot, so I'm at risk of traffic accidents" "Injuries from forklifts" EXCLUDES: Falling or flying objects from vehicles, code 20. CODE 27 CONTACT WITH ELECTRICAL CURRENT Applies only to non-impact cases in which an injury consists of electric shock or electrocution. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: Sources of electricity including generated electricity or static electricity. INCLUDES ALSO: Shock IF electricity is mentioned. EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "Afraid I'm going to get shocked by the stove at work" "Working with electrical lines" CODE 28 DROWNING Injury cases which result from immersion in water causing asphyxiation. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Boat capsizing b. Falling into swimming pools c. Other bodies of water CODE 29 INJURIES FROM EXPLOSION Injuries sustained as a result of a sudden change in air pressure sufficient to either throw the person or throw object which strike the person. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Being struck by objects flying or thrown as a result of an explosion. b. Being thrown against objects by the force of a explosion. INCLUDES ALSO: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is explosion. b. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is explosion. EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "Boiler could blow up" "Bomb threat" "Explosion" "Gas line breakage" CODE 30 ASPHYXIATION A state of decreased amount of oxygen and increased amount of carbon dioxide in the body as a result of some interference with respiration. INCLUDES INJURIES FROM: a. Being in a confined space without air. b. Carbon monoxide poisoning c. Smoke filled air in a fire EXAMPLES OF RESPONSES: "Afraid I won't get any air to breathe when in the tank." EXCLUDE: Drowning, code 28. CODE 31 LACERATIONS, CUTS OR BRUISES Injuries that result from edged, cutting or blunt objects which cause superficial cuts and bruises, or serious lacerations or cuts excluding amputation. INCLUDES: a. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is unspecified. b. Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is NOT codable to one of the codes listed in "c," below EXAMPLE OF RESPONSE: "paper cuts" "pinching fingers" EXCLUDES: a. Cuts that amputate, code 33. b. Puncture wounds, code 32. c.Lacerations, cuts or bruises where the source of injury is codable to: Code 15, Injuries from powered equipment, machinery or tools; Code 16, Injuries from non-powered equipment or tools; Code 18, Injuries inflicted by person, other than injured; Code 19, Injuries from firearms inflicted by person other than injured; Code 20, Injuries from falling or flying objects; Code 21, Injuries from animals; Code 23, Falls from elevation; Code 24, Slips and falls onto same level; Code 25, Falls, unspecified; Code 26, Injuries from vehicles; or Code 29, Injuries from explosion. NOTE: Even though several of the above responses may be listed by the same person, each unique response is still assigned an individual code. EXAMPLE: The same respondent gave these three responses which should be coded as shown: "Cuts while using power saw" Code 15 "Sharp edges cut" Code 31 "Slips on greasy floor" Code 24 CODE 32 PUNCTURE Wounds where the skin is broken resulting from sharp and pointed objects. INCLUDES: a. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is unspecified b. Puncture wounds where the source of injury is NOT codable to one of the codes listed under the "excludes" section below. EXAMPLE: "Boards with nails" "Being stuck by needles" "Steel or wood chips in fingers" "Bumping into sharp objects EXCLUDES: Puncture wounds where the source of injury is codable to: Code 15, Injuries from powered equipment, machinery or tools; Code 16, Injuries from non-powered equipment or tools; Code 18, Injuries inflicted by person, other than injured; Code 19, Injuries from firearms inflicted by person other than injured; Code 20, Injuries from falling or flying objects; Code 21, Injuries from animals; Code 23, Falls from elevation; Code 24, Slips and falls onto same level; Code 25, Falls, unspecified; Code 26, Injuries from vehicles; or Code 29, Injuries from explosion. NOTE: Even though several of the above responses may be listed by the same person, each unique response is still assigned an individual code. EXAMPLE: The same respondent gave these three responses which should be coded as shown: "Cuts while using power saw" Code 15 "Sharp edges cut" Code 31 "Slips on greasy floor" Code 24 CODE 33 AMPUTATION OR CRUSHING INJURY Injuries that involve separation of or severe crushing of a body part - primarily includes injuries to the hands or fingers. INCLUDES AMPUTATION OR CRUSHING INJURIES FROM: Any powered or non-powered machine or tool EXAMPLES OF RESPONSE: a. "Something may catch my fingers and crush them at work" b. "Getting fingers mashed" c. "Afraid of getting hand cut-off in a power press" d. "Loss of limb" e. "Could get crunched" f. "Get fingers crunched CODE 34 EYE INJURIES Injuries to the eye that result primarily from foreign objects being throw into the eyes. INCLUDES EYE INJURIES RESULTING FROM: a. Small objects or matter thrown into the eyes. b. Falling or flying objects. CODE 35 OTHER INJURY INCLUDES: a. Any response to questions 1b, 2b or 3b that is not codable to Codes 01-34 (Code 88 for those responses not codable to 01-35.) b. Injuries to or accidents involving specific body parts not listed elsewhere in Codes 01-34 (for example, code "twisted ankle" to 35, but "eye injuries" to 34). c. Unspecified risks of injuries. EXAMPLES: hand injury twisted ankle break leg, finger, or arm head injury sports injury (unless information is provided to indicate this is a non-occupational (i.e., recreational) "sports injury") could get finger or hand hurt chemical burn burns from boiling reagents too many injuries to recount all risks from working in a factory industrial accident I could get hurt EXCLUDES: a. sports injury if there is indication the injury is recreational and not occupational b. any mention of injury to or effect on the back - Code 17 EXAMPLE: sports injury from company team - Code 88 back injury - Code 17 sprain back - Code 17 loss of limb - Code 33 CODE 88 OTHER Includes: Any response that does not fit into any of the previous categories. 98 REFUSED 99 DON'T KNOW Health Effects CODE 01 CANCER A malignant tumor or neoplasm; a sarcoma, or carcinoma. A growth of new and abnormal tissue. INCLUDES: a. Any response specified as the following: Cancer, or cancer of the Malignancy or malignant Sarcoma Carcinoma EXAMPLES: Cancer of the esophagus Malignant mesothelioma Malignant cellular alterations Carcinogenic reaction or response Metastasis EXCLUDES: a. Non-malignant or benign tumors or growths, code 02. b. Unspecified tumors or growths, code 02. CODE 02 TUMORS OR GROWTHS (NON-CANCER OR NOT SPECIFIED) INCLUDES: Any response of tumor or growth where cancer or malignancy is not mentioned; or non-cancerous tumors or growths: Non-cancerous tumor or growth Non-malignant tumor or growth Benign tumor or growth Unspecified tumor or growth EXAMPLES: Lumps Bumps Knot Polyp EXCLUDES: Mutation or mutagenic change, code 06. CODE 03 LUNG AND RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS OTHER THAN CANCER Any infection or malfunction of or effect on the respiratory system including the nose, sinus cavities, pharynx, nasopharynx, trachea, bronchus, pleura, aveoli, diaphragm or lungs, excluding that caused by cancer. INCLUDES: Any specific mention of a health effect to any part of the respiratory system (e.g., "burns lung") EXAMPLES: Pneumonia Cold Influenza or flu Sinusitis Sinus infection Sinus headache Sinus problems or trouble Strep throat Respiratory allergies Tonsillitis Sore throat Cough Any unspecified allergy Damage breathing Throat irritation Grasp for breath Laryngitis Sneezing Lost voice or can't talk Breathing difficulty Upper respiratory infection Lungs Bronchitis Sinus Emphysema Throat Asthma Pneumoconiosis Allergy NOS (unspecified) Black lung Coal worker's lung Tuberculosis Asbestosis Fibrosis Byssinosis Upper respiratory irritation or inflammation Pleurisy Trouble breathing (if more immediately serious breathing problems, such as "Choke," "Suffocate," or "Can't breath," Code 10) EXCLUDES: a. "Breathing" with no indication of difficulty, harm or damage, code 88 "Other." b. "Breathing fumes," "breathing dusst," etc., code 88 "Other." See "Notes" 15, 16, and 17 on pages 4, 5. CODE 04 HEARING IMPAIRMENT Impairment or loss of ability to gather, conduct, and perceive sounds from the environment. INCLUDES: a. Noise-induced hearing loss b. Hearing loss from acoustic-trauma (e.g., a sudden, intense noise from firearms or explosions) c. Temporary hearing loss d. Permanent or irreversible hearing loss e. Any problem related to hearing EXAMPLES: Deafness Hard of hearing Hearing loss Impaired hearing Ringing in ears CODE 05 EYE OR VISION PROBLEMS Any injury, infection, or malfunction of the eye, eyelid, or tear ducts or a change in vision. INCLUDES: a. Any response specifying problems with eye, eyelid, tear ducts or vision, not related to cancer. b. Injury to eye or injury that results in eye or vision problem. c. Eye irritation. d. Eye infection. e. Any visual disturbance. EXAMPLES: Loss of eye Loss of vision Itchy eye Runny or watery eyes Red or bloodshot eyes Blurred vision Blindness Retinal detachment, defect or disorder Glaucoma Cataract Keratitis Conjunctivitis Need glasses/bifocals Get chemicals in eyes Chemical burns in eyes CODE 06 GENETIC CHANGES OR REPRODUCTIVE PROBLEMS Broad category which covers any non-cancerous changes in genetic material and any change, problem, or abnormality in the process of conceiving, gestating and bearing offspring. INCLUDES: a. Any change in the reproductive system. b. Reduced fertility or sterility. c. Effect on an unborn child. EXAMPLES: Pregnancy problems Reduced fertility Problems getting pregnant Infertility Impotency Lowered sperm count Sterility Early labor Toxemia Miscarriage, fetal death, or spontaneous abortion Stillbirth Low birth weight or underweight baby Menstrual problems Birth defects, congenital anomalies Mongoloid child, Down's baby Cleft palate Mentally retarded child Hyperactive or learning disabled child Genetic damage Cellular alterations Injury to baby if pregnant Will kill the bone marrow so you can't reproduce cells Mutations Mutagenesis EXCLUDES: Any intentional effect on the reproductive process; such as induced abortion or elective sterility, code 88. CODE 07 INFECTION The state or condition in which the body or a part of it is invaded by a pathogenic agent (microorganism or virus), which, under favorable conditions, multiplies and produces effects which are injurious. INCLUDES: EXAMPLES: a. Unspecified infections Blood poisoning, septicaemia Tetanus b. Bacterial infection Bacterial infection Viral infection c. Viral infection Fungal infection Parasitic infection, worms, Hooks, d. Fungal infection Ascaris Herpes e. Parasitic infection Encephalitis Hepatitis f. Acute or chronic infection Rabies Veneral disease (V.D.) g. Any mention of germs Catch lice Transmit infection to me h. Any response that indicates Get sick from students "Transmission" of infection, disease, or germs Viral substance Fever i. If general response, such as "Disease," "Get a disease," "Get sick," "Contract disease," or "May cause disease," try to use information given under Work Conditions or Substances to determine whether referring to infectious agent. EXCLUDES: a. Infection of specific body b. If not enough informa- parts or systems listed tion is available to separately in this section: determine whether response refers to infectious agents, code 88. EXAMPLE: Respiratory infection, code 03 Eye infection, code 05 Skin infection, code 08 Intestinal infection, code 13 CODE 08 SKIN DISEASES OR DISORDERS Any uncomfortable or abnormal condition of the skin, scalp, hair, or nails often characterized by inflammation, itching, redness, and various skin lesions. INCLUDES: a. Any response specified as "skin" problem or irritation. b. Problems with scalp, hair, or nails. EXAMPLES: Irritated skin Posion ivy Dermatitis Scratches Rash Red skin Itching skin or scalp Dandruff or other scalp problems Hair falling out Skin sensitization Skin infections Sores Discoloration of skin Skin allergy Blisters EXCLUDE: a. Any skin disorder related to the eyes (code as EYE or VISION PROBLEM, 05) b. Burns unspecified, or "burns skin" (Code 16) c. Frostbite (Code 15) CODE 09 CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM PROBLEMS OR DISORDERS INCLUDES: a. Brain or spinal cord b. Balance and coordination c. Dizziness and light-headedness EXAMPLES: Brain damage Central nervous system problems Convulsions Affects brain Makes me stoned Gets me high Faint Pass out Makes me sleepy or drowsy Causes vertigo or dizziness Makes me motion sick EXCLUDES: Dizziness, light-headedness, fainting, or vertigo due to specific cause listed elsewhere (e.g., "Dizziness or light-headedness from heat" - code 17, Heat Exhaustion/Heat Stroke or Other Effects From Heat). CODE 10 ASPHYXIATION A state of decreased amount of oxygen and increased amount of carbon dioxide in the body as a result of some interference with respiration. INCLUDES: a. Unspecified asphyxiation, anoxia, suffocation, or inability to breathe. b. Decreased amount of oxygen due to breathing poisons such as carbon monoxide. EXAMPLES: Suffocate Choke Cut off air or oxygen Can't breathe Strangulation Not enough air Carbon monoxide poisoning Lack of air EXCLUDES: a. Chronic respiratory conditions, such as "Emphysema," Code 03. b. Less serious "breathing problems: such as "Trouble breathing," Code 03 c. "Poor ventilation", Code 88. CODE 11 HEADACHE Acute or chronic diffuse pain in different portions of the head. INCLUDES: a. Any unspecified headache. b. Migraine headache. c. Any specified headache, except sinus. EXAMPLES: Headache Pounding head Throbbing head Dull ache in head Intense pains in head Pressure in head (sinus not mentioned) Nervous headache Tension headache Sick headache EXCLUDES: Sinus headache (code as "Lung and respiratory problems other than cancer", Code 03) Code 12 PSYCHOLOGICAL OR BEHAVIORAL PROBLEM Mental or emotional disorders with or witout organic bases. Behavior may be greatly affected although usually remains within socially acceptable limits. In extreme cases, impairment of mental function interfering with insight & the ability to meet some ordinary demands of life or maintain adequate contact with reality may be present. INCLUDES: a. Mental retardation b. Any response specifying a change in personality or behavior (e.g., change in moods or personal habits such as, eating, sleeping, smoking or drinking) c. Psychoses d. Neuroses e. Paranoia f. Excessive anxiety g. Drug or alcohol use h. Hysterical symptoms i. Phobias j. Obsessional and compulsive symptoms k. Depression l Fatigue m. Any mention of nerves, nervous or nerve problems due to stress. n. Any mention of "mind" (Code any mention of "brain" as 09). o. Emotional or mental pressure. EXAMPLES: Makes me: Worried Nervous Depressed Anxious Upset Confused Uneasy Tense Shake or tremble Crazy Irritable Feel sad See things or hallucinate Can cause a nervous breakdown Lack of sleep Sleeping too much Nervous stomach Nervous cough Anxiety attack Anxiety Weight gain or weight loss Get bad nerves Stress Job stress Tension Hyperventilate Pass-out from nerves Tachycardia, (abnormal rapidity of heart action) or palpitations from stress Emotional stress or tension Time distortion Time pressure Can't concentrate Loss of appetite due to nerves Loss of memory EXCLUDE: Any mention of "brain", code 09. CODE 13 DIGESTIVE OR GASTRO-INTESTINAL PROBLEM Disturbances with the digestive system including the stomach and the intestine. INCLUDES: a. Diseases or disorders of: Mouth and teeth Stomach Intestine Liver Other organs of digestion such as gall bladder and pancreas EXAMPLES: Ulcer Digestive problems Upset stomach Vomiting Diarrhea Loss of appetite Irritated stomach Indigestion Nausea Liver damage Hernia EXCLUDES: a. Any response due to specific causes listed elsewhere in this section (e.g., gastro-intestinal problem due to nerves, tension or stress - code as Psychological or behavioral problem, code 12). b. Hemorrhoids (Code as 19 "Cardiovascular Problems/Disease"). c. Mention of throat, trachia and bronchus, code 03. CODE 14 MUSCLE, NERVE OR BONE PROBLEM INCLUDES: a. Damaged or impaired function of muscles bones nerves tendons ligaments cartilage b. Dislocation and fractures c. Concussion d. Contusion (bruise) e. Sprains and strains Examples: Pulled muscles Slipped disc Sprains Ruptured disc Strains Pinched nerve Pulled tendon Tendonitis Pulled ligament Broken bone Chipped bone Fracture Dislocation Bruises Nerve damage Backache Severed or cut nerve Bad back Joint problem or stiffness Back goes out (including arthritis) Muscle tension Damaged connective tissue Tension in neck EXCLUDES: a. Muscle or nerve problem related to the eye (code as "Eye or vision problem", 05) b. Nerve problem related to the ear (code as "Hearing impairment", 04) c. "Nerves" due to stress, psychological or behavioral problems, code 12 d. Central nervous system, code 09 e. Effects from injuries such as "amputation" "loss of limb", "cut off finger", "get crunched" and "cuts", code 23 f. General responses such as "heavy physical work" and "moving heavy objects", code 23 CODE 15 FROSTBITE OR OTHER EFFECT FROM COLD The effect of freezing a part of the body by excessive exposure to extreme cold, or having a body temperature below normal. INCLUDES: Any health effect caused by frost or extreme cold EXAMPLES: Freezing Chilled to the bone Extremely cold Hypothermia CODE 16 BURNS Tissue injury resulting from excessive exposure to thermal (heat), chemical, electrical, or radioactive agents. INCLUDES: a. Sun burn b. Thermal burn c. Chemical burn d. Electrical burn e. Radiation burn f. Scalds EXAMPLES: Get burned Grease burn Steam burn Rope burn Acid burn Alkali burn (lye) Burn from corrosive or irritating chemicals Burn from electric shock Flashburn Burn from sunlight Burn from fire, hot objects, or fluids Burns my skin EXCLUDES: Any response of burn with mention of specific body part, code to body part except for skin. Example: "Chemical burn in eyes", Code 05 and "Burn lungs", Code 03 CODE 17 HEAT EXHAUSTION/HEAT STROKE OR OTHER EFFECT FROM HEAT INCLUDES: a. Heat collapse b. Heat prostration c. Dizziness or nausea from heat d. Elevated body temperature e. Dehydration EXAMPLES: Sunstroke Heat sickness Stroke from heat Raised body temperature Takes moisture out of body Dehydrates me Heat cramps Over heating Lack of salt EXCLUDES: Burns CODE 18 DEATH Permanent cessation of all vital functions. EXAMPLES: It can kill me Loss of life Fatal It is deadly EXCLUDES: Response with mention of death due to specific cause codable under 01-17 or 19-23. EXAMPLES: Die from cancer, code 01 Choke to death, code 10 Freeze to death, code 15 Burn to death, code 16 Die of a stroke, code 19 CODE 19 CARDIOVASCULAR OR CIRCULATORY PROBLEMS/DISEASE INCLUDES: a. Any mention of heart disease, heart problems, heart attach, strain on the heart, chest pains (angina), etc. b. High or low blood pressure (hypertension, hypotension, or "high blood") c. Any mention of "circulation" problems: poor circulation, cuts off circulation, etc. d. Any mention of heart or blood vessels (arteries, veins) e. Stroke, other than from heat f. Pulmonary disease g. Hardening of the arteries, arteriosclerosis, atherosclerosis h. Phlebitis i. Hemorrhoids j. Varicose veins k. Edema or swelling l. Tachycardia (abnormal rapidity of heart action) not from stress m. Palpitations of heart, not from stress CODE 20 BLOOD DISEASES OR DISORDERS INCLUDES: a. All anemias ("low blood") b. Poor, or tired blood c. Diseases or disorders of blood-forming organs d. Disorders of red blood cells EXAMPLES: "Harms blood-forming organs" "Diseases of the spleen" EXCLUDES: a. Low or high blood pressure (19) b. Leukemia (01) c. Blood poisoning (07) CODE 21 POISONING Any health effect from a substance which, when taken into the body by ingestion, inhalation, injection, or absorption, causes interference with normal physiological functions. INCLUDES: a. Any responses with specific mention of poison, poisoning, poisonous, toxic, toxin, toxicosis, or toxemia. EXAMPLES: poison me poison poisonous poisoning poison if ingested, swallowed, or breathed lead poisoning poisonous gas infer that health poison gas effect is spray is poisonous "poisoning' toxic exposure toxic chemicals EXCLUDES: Any response with mention of poisoning a specific body system -- code to the specific body system (e.g., "poisons lungs" - code 03). CODE 22 LOWERED RESISTANCE TO DISEASE INCLUDES: a. Any mention of reduced or impaired immunity or resistance to disease. b. Increased likelihood of developing disease. EXAMPLES: lowers resistance runs down defenses works havoc with immune system more subject to illness EXCLUDES: a. General responses such as: makes me sick feel uncomfortable aches and pains CODE 23 INJURY, n.e.c. INCLUDES: a. Injury or effect from an accident that is not codable to one of the other health effects (codes 01-22). For example, code "long injury" to 03 and "twisted ankle" to 14, but code "head injury" or "lose a finger" to 23. EXAMPLES: hand injuries amputation crushing injury cuts electrocution shock explosion blow up stabbed drown injury to body impairment get hit get mugged or robbed over extend myself heavy physical work heavy things fall on you slips, falls, or collisions could get finger or hand hurt chance of accident physical injury falling EXCLUDES: a. Accidents or injuries listed elsewhere in the health effects codes. EXAMPLES: "burns" -- code 16 "asphyxiation" -- code 10 b. Injuries or effects from accidents that result in damage to a specific body system listed elsewhere in the health effect codes. Code these responses to the specific body system. EXAMPLES: "liver injury" -- code 13 "eye injury" -- code 05 and all examples under (14) "Muscle, nerve, or bone problem", e.g., broken bones," "dislocation," and "sprains and strains" -- code 14 c. General respsonses, such as: "injure your system" -- too general, infers an internal effect "accidental exposure" -- too general Code these to 88. NOTE: Do not confuse Health Effect Code 23 "Injury, n.e.c." with the Risk of Accident or Injury Code 35 "Other Injuries". Codes 23 applies only to responses to questions on health effects (1c and 2c), while Code 35 applies only to responses to questions on exposure to Substances, Work Conditions, or Risk of Accident or Injury (1b, 2b, and 3b). CODE 88 OTHER* INCLUDES: Any response that does not fit into any of the previous categories. 98 REFUSED 99 DON'T KNOW Appendix B-Industry Recodes Outline Agriculture Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 01 01 010-011,020-021 AGRICULTURE 01-02,07,078 *Standard Industrial Classification Forestry and Fisheries Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 02 01 030-031 FORESTRY AND FISHERIES 08-09 *Standard Industrial Classification Mining Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 10 02 040-042,050 MINING 10-14 *Standard Industrial Classification Construction Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 20 03 060 CONSTRUCTION 15-17 *Standard Industrial Classification Manufacturing Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ (30-34, 40-46) (04) - MANUFACTURING: (30-34) NONDURABLE GOODS 30 04 100-102,110-112, Food and kindred products 201-209 120-122 31 04 132,140-142, Textile mill and finished 221-229,231-239 150-152 textile products 32 04 171-172 Printing, publishing and 271-279 allied industries 33 04 180-182,190-192 Chemicals and allied 281-287,289 products 34 04 130,160-162, Other nondurable goods 21,261-266,291,295, 200-201,210-212, 299,301-304,306-307 220-222 311,313-317,319 (40-46) DURABLE GOODS 40 04 230-232,241-242 Furniture, lumber and wood 41 04 270-272,280 Primary metal industries 331-332,334, 3331-3334,3339, 3351,3353,3357, 3361-3362,3369,339 42 04 281-282,290-292, Fabricated metal 341-349 300 industries, including ordnance 43 04 310-312,320-322, Machinery, except 351-359 331-332 electrical 44 04 340-342,350 Electrical machinery, 361-367,369 equipment and supplies 45 04 351-352,360-362, Transportation equipment 371-376,379 370 46 04 250-252,261-262, Other and not specified 321-329,381- 301,371-372, durable goods 387,394 380-382,390-392 *Standard Industrial Classification Transportation, Communications and Other Public Utilities Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ (50-54) (05) - TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES 50 05 400 Railroads 40 51 05 410-411 Trucking service and 421-423 warehousing 52 05 401-402,412, Other transportation 41,43-47 420-422,432 53 05 440-442 Communications 481-483,489 54 05 460-462,470-472 Utilities and sanitary 491-497 *Standard Industrial Classification Wholesale Trade Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 60 06 500-502,510-512, WHOLESALE TRADE 501-508,5093,5094, 521-522,530-532, 5099,511-518,5191, 540-542,550-552, 5194,5198,5199 560-562,571 *Standard Industrial Classification Retail Trade Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ (61-65) (07) - RETAIL TRADE 61 07 591-592,600 General merchandise stores 531,533,539 62 07 601-602,610-611 Food, bakery and dairy 541-546,549 stores 63 07 612,620-622 Automotive dealers and 551-557,559 gasoline stations 64 07 641 Eating and drinking places 58 65 07 580-582,590, Other and not specified 521,523,525-527,56, 630-632,640,642, retail trade 571-573,591-593, 650-652,660-662, 5941-5949,5961-5963 670-672,681-682, 598,5992-5994,5999 691 *Standard Industrial Classification Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ (70-71) (08) - FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE 70 08 700-702 Banking and credit 60-61 agencies 71 08 710-712 Insurance, real estate, 62-67 and other finance *Standard Industrial Classification Services Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ (75-85) (09-12) - SERVICES: (75-76) (09) BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES 75 09 721-722,730-732, Business services 731-737,7391-7397, 740-742,750 7399,751,752,754 76 09 751-752,760 Repair services 753,762-764,7692, 7694,7699 (77-78) (10) - PERSONAL SERVICES 77 10 761 Private households 88 78 10 762,770-772, Other personal services 701-704,721-726,729 780-782,790-791 79 11 800-802 ENTERTAINMENT AND 78,791-794,799 RECREATION SERVICES (80-85) (12) - PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES 80 12 831 Hospitals 806 81 12 812,820-822,830, Health services, 801-803,8041-8042, 832,840 except hospitals 8049,805,807-809 82 12 842,850 Elementary and secondary 821-822 schools and colleges 83 12 851-852,860 Other educational services 823-824,829 84 12 861-862,870-872, Social services, religious 832-833,835-836, 880-881 and membership 839,84,861-866, organizations 869 85 12 841,882,890-892 Legal, engineering and 81,891-893,899 other professional services *Standard Industrial Classification Public Administration Recodes ---------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) _________________________________________________________________________ 90 13 900-901,910, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 911-913,919,92-97 921-922,930-932 *Standard Industrial Classification Unknown Industry Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 95 14 990 and all UNKNOWN INDUSTRY - other codes except 996 *Standard Industrial Classification New Worker Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 96 14 996 NEW WORKER *Standard Industrial Classification Not in Labor Force Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 97 15 Not applicable NOT IN LABOR FORCE - codes Blank and 8 in current activity recode (loc. 75) (Under 18 or 18+ and not in Labor Force). *Standard Industrial Classification Armed Forces Recodes --------------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Industry Title SIC Code* 80-81 82-83 (Chrs. 77-79) __________________________________________________________________________ 98 16 942 ARMED FORCES (excludes Reserves and National Guard) *Standard Industrial Classification Industry Recode Titles Recode No. 1 Code Titles Inclusions __________________________________________________________________________ 01 AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHERIES 01,02 02 MINING 10 03 CONSTRUCTION 20 04 MANUFACTURING 30-34, 40-46 05 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC 50-54 UTILITIES 06 WHOLESALE TRADE 60 07 RETAIL TRADE 61-65 08 FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE 70-71 09 BUSINESS AND REPAIR SERVICES 75-76 10 PERSONAL SERVICES 77-78 11 ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION SERVICES 79 12 PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES 80-85 13 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 90 14 UNKNOWN (includes new workers) 95-96 15 NOT IN LABOR FORCE 97 16 ARMED FORCES 98 Appendix C-Occupation Recodes Outline Executive, Administrative and Managerial Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (01-03) (01) - EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE, - AND MANAGERIAL OCCUPATIONS 01 01 003-006 Officials and administrators, 111-113 public administration 02 01 007-009,013-019 Managers and administrators, 121-128, except public administration 132-139 03 01 023-029,033-037 Management related occupations 1412,1414- 1415,1419, 142-143,1442- 1443,1449,145, 1472-1473,14 *Standard Occupational Classification Professional Specialty Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (04-11) (02) - PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY - OCCUPATIONS 04 02 044-049,053-059 Engineers 1622-1628,1632- 1637,1639 05 02 043,063 Architects and surveyors 161,164 06 02 064-069,073-079 Natural mathematical and 171-172,1732- 083 computer scientists 1733,1739,1842- 1843,1845-1847, 1849,1852-1855 07 02 084-089 Health diagnosing occupations 27,261-262, 281,283,289 08 02 095-099,103-106 Health assessment and 29,301-302,3031- treating occupations 3034,3039,304, 09 02 113-119,123-129, Teachers, librarians 2212-2218,2222- 133-139,143-149 and counselors 2228,2231-2238, 153-159,163-165 2242-2247,2249, 231-233,235,236, 239,24,251,252 10 02 183-189,193-195, Writers, artists, 34,321-329,331- 197-199 entertainers and athletes 333,398 11 02 166-169,173-179 Other professional 1912-1916,1919, specialty occupations 192,2032-2033, 2042,2049,211-21 *Standard Occupational Classification Technicians and Related Support Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (12-13) (03) - TECHNICIANS AND RELATED - SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 12 03 203-208 Health technologists and 362-366,369 technicians 13 03 213-218,223-229, Technologists, technicians 3711-3713,3719, 233-235 except health 372-373,382,3831 3833,384,389,392 393,396,3971- 3972,3974,399,82 *Standard Occupational Classification Sales Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (14-16) (04) - SALES OCCUPATIONS - 14 04 243 Supervisors and proprietors 40 15 04 253-259 Sales representatives, 4122-4124,4152- commodities and finance 4153,421,423-424 16 04 263-269,274-278, Other sales 4342-4348,4351- 283-285 4354,4356,4359, 4362-4367,4369, 444-447,449 *Standard Occupational Classification Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (17-21) (05) - ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT - OCCUPATIONS, INCLUDING CLERICAL 17 05 308-309 Computer equipment operators 4612-4613 18 05 313-315 Secretaries, stenographers 4622-4624 and typists 19 05 337-339,343-344 Financial records processing 4712-4713, occupations 4715-4716,4718 20 05 354-357 Mail and message distributing 4742-4745 21 05 303-307,316-319, Other administrative 4511-4519,4521- 323,325-329, support 4529,463,4642- 335-336,345-349, 4645,4649,4662- 353,359,363-366, 4664,4692,4694, 368-369,373-379, 4696,4699,4722- 383-387,389 4723,4729,4732- 4733,4739,4751- 4759,4782-4784, 4786-4787,4791- 4795,4799 *Standard Occupational Classification. Private Household Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ 22 06 403-407 PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD OCCUPATIONS 502-507,509 *Standard Occupational Classification Protective Service Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (23-24) (07) - PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 23 07 413-414,416-418, Police and firefighters 5111-5112,5122- 423-424 5123,5132-5134 24 07 415,425-427 Other protective service 5113,5142,5144, occupations 5149 *Standard Occupational Classification Service Occupations, Except Protective and Household Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (25-28) (08) - SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT PROTECTIVE AND HOUSEHOLD 25 08 433-439,443-444 Food service 5211-5219 26 08 445-447 Health service 5232-5233,5236 27 08 448-449,453-455 Cleaning and building 5241-5242,5244- service 5246,5249 28 08 456-459,463-469 Personal service 5251-5258,5262- 5264,5269 *Standard Occupational Classification Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (29-31) (09) - FARMING, FORESTRY AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS 29 09 473-476 Farm operators and managers 5512-5515, 5522-5525 30 09 477,479,483-489 Farm workers and other 5611-5619,5621- agricultural workers 5622,5624-5625, 5627 31 09 494-499 Forestry and fishing 571-573,579, occupations 583-584,8241(pt. *Standard Occupational Classification. Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (32-34) (10) - PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS 32 10 503,505-509, Mechanics and repairers 60,6111-6118, 514-519,523, 613-614,6151- 525-527,529 6159,616,6171- 533-536,538-539, 6179 543-544,547,549 33 10 553-558,563-567, Construction & extractive 6311-6316,6318, 569,573,575-577, trades 632,6412-6414, 579,583-585, 6422,6424,6432- 587-589,593-599, 6433,6442-6444, 613-617 645,6462-6468, 6472,6476,6479, 652-654,656 34 10 633-637,639, Precision production 67,71,6811-6814, 643-647,649, occupations 6816-6817,6821- 653-659,666-669, 6824,6829,6831- 673-679,683-684, 6832,6835,6839, 686-689,693-696, 6844,6852-6854, 699 6856,6859,6861- 6862,6864-6867, 6869,6871-6873, 6879,6881-6882, 691-696,7447, 7668,7677,7752, 828 *Standard Occupational Classification Operators, Fabricators and Laborers Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ OPERATORS, FABRICATORS AND LABORERS (35-36) (11) MACHINE OPERATORS, ASSEMBLERS AND INSPECTORS 35 11 703-709,713-715, Machine operators and 6841-6842,6849, 717,719,723-729, tenderers,except precision 6855,6863,6868, 733-739,743-745, 7312-7319,7322, 747-749,753-759, 7324,7326,7329, 763-766,768-769, 7339,7342-7344, 773-774,777,779 7349,7431-7435, 7439,7443-7444, 7449,7451-7452, 7459,7462-7463, 7467,7472,7474, 7476-7478, 7479(pt.),7512- 7519,7522,7529, 7539,7542-7544, 7549,7631-7636, 7639,7642-7644, 7649,7651-7652, 7654-7659,7661- 7667,7669,7671- 7676,7677(pt.), 7678-7679 36 11 783-787,789, Fabricators, assemblers, 7332-7333,7532- 793-799 inspectors and samplers 7533,7714,7717, 772,774,7753- 7759,782-785,787 *Standard Occupational Classification Transportation and Material Moving Occupations Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ (37-39) (12) - TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING OCCUPATIONS 37 12 803-806,808-809, Motor vehicle operators 8111,8212-8216, 813-814 8218-8219,874 38 12 823-826,828-829, Other transportation, 8113,8232-8233, 833-834 except motor vehicles 8239,8241(pt.), 8242-8245 39 12 843-845,848-849, Material moving equipment 812,8312-8319 853,855-856,859 operators *Standard Occupational Classification Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) _________________________________________________________________________ (40-41) (13) HANDLERS, EQUIPMENT CLEANERS, HELPERS AND LABORERS 40 13 869 Construction laborers 871 41 13 863-867,873, Freight, stock and material 85,861-863, 875-878,883,885, handlers 8641-8646, 887-889 8648,865, 8722-8726,873, 875,8761,8769 *Standard Occupational Classification Unknown Occupation Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ 95 14 999 and all UNKNOWN OCCUPATION other codes except 990 *Standard Occupational Classification New Worker Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ 96 14 990 NEW WORKER *Standard Occupational Classification Not in Labor Force Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ 97 15 Not applicable NOT IN LABOR FORCE - codes Blank and 8 in current activity recode (Loc. 75). (Under 18 or 18+ and Not in Labor Force) *Standard Occupational Classification Military Recodes ----------------- No. 1 No. 2 Chrs. Chrs. Detail Code Occupation Title SOC Code* 87-88 89-90 (Chrs. 84-86) __________________________________________________________________________ 98 16 905 MILITARY *Standard Occupational Classification Occupation Recode Titles Recode No. 1 Code Titles Inclusions __________________________________________________________________________ MANAGERIAL AND PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS 01 EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL OCCUPATIONS 01-03 02 PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS 04-11 TECHNICAL, SALES AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 03 TECHNICIANS AND RELATED SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 12-13 04 SALES OCCUPATIONS 14-16 05 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS, INCLUDING 17-21 CLERICAL SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 06 PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD OCCUPATIONS 22 07 PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS 23-24 08 SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, EXCEPT PROTECTIVE AND 25-28 HOUSEHOLD 09 FARMING, FORESTRY AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS 29-31 10 PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS 32-34 OPERATORS, FABRICATORS AND LABORERS 11 MACHINE OPERATORS, ASSEMBLERS AND INSPECTORS 35-36 12 TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING OCCUPATIONS 37-39 13 HANDLERS, EQUIPMENT CLEANERS, HELPERS AND LABORERS 40-41 14 UNKNOWN OCCUPATION (includes New Workers) 95-96 15 NOT IN LABOR FORCE 97 16 MILITARY 98
