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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 May 3.
Published in final edited form as: Psychosom Med. 2008 Mar 31;70(3):356–362. doi: 10.1097/PSY.0b013e3181656a5a

Table 1.

Demographics, medical history and environmental exposures of the study cohort N=165

Demographics N(%)
Child's age Mean (SD) 9.9 (1.6)
Child's Gender
Male 78 (47.3)
Female 87 (52.7)
Child's Race/Ethnicity
Non-Hispanic 80 (48.5)
Hispanic 85 (51.5)
Parent's Education Level
Some College 34 (20.6)
High School Grad/ Tech 66 (40.0)
Less High School/ No Grad 65 (39.4)
Marital Status
Married/Living with someone 125 (75.8)
Separated/Divorced/Single 40 (24.2)

Medical History and Environmental Exposures

Gestational Age
Greater or equal to 37 weeks 112 (67.9)
Less than 37 weeks 53 (32.1)
Tobacco Exposure
Non Smoker 53 (32.1)
UTS and SHS§ 37 (22.4)
Early SHS 18 (10.9)
Late SHS# 57 (34.6)
Allergies
No 147 (89.1)
Yes 18(10.9)
Asthma
No 135 (81.8)
Yes 30 (18.2)
Lower Respiratory Infections (N=160)
None 44 (27.7)
One to Two 63 (39.6)
Three or more 52 (32.7)
Peak Blood Lead (N=152)Mean (SD) 9.0ug/dl (6.6)
Birthweight Mean (SD) 3.35kg (0.55)

Includes 74 white, 2 African-Americans, and 4 identified as other race/ethnicity

§

UTS=In-Utero tobacco exposure; SHS=Second Hand Smoke

Early SHS= Second Hand Smoke exposure before 26 months of age

#

Late SHS= Second Hand Smoke exposure after 26 months of age