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. 2023 Jun 6;11:1147558. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1147558

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of 139 people experiencing homelessness with RT-PCR confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection admitted to the isolation facility.

Clinical characteristics % (n/N)1
Symptomatic 80.9% (114/141)
Asymptomatic 19.1% (27/141)
Duration of symptoms Median [Range] 5.0 [1.0–26.0]
Reported symptoms
 Cough 58.9% (83/141)
 Rhinorrhea 54.6% (77/141)
 Myalgia 12.8% (18/141)
 Headache 45.4% (64/141)
 Gastrointestinal 14.9% (21/141)
 Sore throat 16.3% (23/141)
 Shortness of breath 11.3% (16/141)
 Loss of smell and/or taste 9.9% (14/141)
 Others 19.1% (27/141)
Fever (>38°C) 2.8% (4/141)
SpO2 < 95% 32.6% (46/141)
SpO2 < 90% 5% (7/141)
Other medical conditions during stay 80% (113/141)
 Hypertension Grade 1 29.1% (41/141)
 Hypertension Grade 2 19.9% (28/141)
 Hypertension Grade 3 10.6% (15/141)
 Withdrawal symptoms 15.6% (22/141)
 Musculosceletal conditions 9.9% (14/141)
 Urogenital diseases 4.3% (6/141)
 Sleeping disorders 8.5% (12/141)
 Dermatological conditions 14.2% (20/141)
 Staff-observed psychological distress 19.9% (28/141)
 Wound management 12.8% (18/141)
 Others 16.3% (23/141)
Hospitalization 8.5% (12/141)
 Hospitalization due to COVID-19 progression 2.1% (3/141)
 Hospitalization due to COVID-19 progression 6.4% (9/141)
 Specialized outpatient medical care 2.8% (4/141)
1

Clinical characteristics of 139 individual patients. Two individuals were admitted twice with an assumed reinfection, resulting in a number of N = 141 clinical observations.