Table 1. Sociodemographic and clinical characterization of COVID-19 patients admitted to the Intensive Care Unit – São Paulo, Brazil, 2021.
Sociodemographic variables | n(%) | Clinical variables | n(%) |
---|---|---|---|
Age | Time in ICU* (total/day) | ||
Mean (SD) | 62.41 (±17.18) | Mean (SD) | 16.25 (±15.86) |
Median | 63 | Median | 11 |
Minimum-Maximum | 23–97 | Minimum-Maximum | 1–89 |
Sex | Sedentarism | ||
Men | 124 (57.1) | Yes | 180 (82.9) |
Women | 93 (42.9) | No | 37 (17.1) |
Race | Time MV** (total/day) | ||
White | 171 (78.8) | Mean (SD) | 8.99 (±14.14) |
Brown | 37 (17.1) | Median | 1 |
Others | 9 (4.1) | Minimum-Maximum | 0–89 |
Marital Status | BMI classification*** | ||
Married | 140 (64.5) | Slimness | 1 (0.5) |
Widowed | 19 (8.8) | Normal | 46 (21.2) |
Single | 21 (9.7) | Overweight | 77 (35.5) |
Separated | 13 (6) | Obesity/Serious obesity | 93 (42.8) |
Others | 24 (11.1) | Smoker | |
Occupation | Yes | 8 (3.7%) | |
Employee | 70 (32.3) | No | 209 (96.3%) |
Retired/pensioner | 82 (37.8) | Outcome | |
Household | 39 (18) | Discharge | 139 (64.1) |
Deceased | 78 (35.9) |
*Intensive Care Unit.
**Mechanical Ventilation.
***Body Mass Index.