Table 3.

Frequencies, unadjusted and adjusted odds in individual change of physical examination report among each sexual behavior category by gender

Sexual behavior status category from baseline to follow-up	% Individuals who Report Physical Exam at Baseline & Follow-Upa				Unadjusted Odds Ratiob (95% CI)	p-value	Adjusted Odds Ratiob,c (95% CI)	p-value
	Yes	No	Only Baseline	Only Follow-up
Male
Sexual initiator	45.1	22.0	14.5	18.4	1.27 (0.93–1.75)	0.134	1.27 (0.92–1.76)	0.143
Sexual behavior both times	47.9	21.2	15.8	15.1	0.96 (0.51–1.79)	0.889	0.96 (0.52–1.77)	0.889
Decline in report	39.4	24.3	12.7	23.7	2.42 (0.98–5.97)	0.054	2.69 (0.96–7.49)	0.059
No sexual behavior	45.5	22.1	12.6	19.8	1.57 (0.70–3.50)	0.270	1.57 (1.26–1.96)	0.000
Female
Sexual initiator	42.5	20.0	12.1	25.3	2.09 (1.67–2.62)	0.000	2.09 (1.66–2.64)	0.000
Sexual behavior both times	46.9	18.5	10.9	23.6	2.18 (1.49–3.19)	0.000	2.16 (1.51–3.09)	0.000
Decline in report	31.7	31.3	14.7	22.3	1.67 (0.61–4.56)	0.314	1.86 (0.56–6.20)	0.310
No sexual behavior	42.3	24.5	9.6	23.6	2.47 (2.00–3.04)	0.000	2.47 (2.00–3.04)	0.000

“Yes” indicates respondent reported an exam within the previous 12 months at both baseline and follow-up; “No” indicates respondent reported no exam within the previous 12 months at both baseline and follow-up.

^aWeighted, accounting for weight and strata

^bLogistic regression with random effects estimating individual odds of physical examination report at follow-up compared to baseline for individuals with each sexual behavior category, accounting for weight and strata

^cAdjusting for age, race/ethnicity, parent education, family welfare status, health insurance status and sports participation