Table 3.
No. (%)b
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Characteristica | Cases (n=27) | Controls (n=79) | P Valuec |
Demographic | |||
Age, y, mean (SD) | 14.0 (5.2) | 13.7 (4.6) | .06 |
Sexd | … | ||
F | 4 (15) | 9 (11) | |
M | 23 (85) | 70 (89) | |
Race | .09 | ||
White | 12 (48) | 47 (68) | |
Nonwhite | 13 (52) | 22 (32) | |
Household income, $ | .01 | ||
>50000 | 5 (21) | 39 (57) | |
≤50000 | 19 (79) | 30 (43) | |
Education of respondente | .11 | ||
>High school | 10 (50) | 45 (65) | |
≤High school | 10 (50) | 24 (35) | |
Children <6yin household | .88 | ||
No | 19 (83) | 65 (82) | |
Yes | 4 (17) | 14 (18) | |
Environmental | |||
Exposure to water, May–Sep, time/mo | .11 | ||
≤1 | 10 (38) | 18 (23) | |
>1 | 16 (62) | 61 (77) | |
Exposure to water, Oct–Apr, time/mo | .13 | ||
≤1 | 23 (88) | 60 (76) | |
>1 | 3 (12) | 19 (24) | |
Health and development | |||
Risk taking score, ages 5–9 y, mean (SD) | 2.15 (0.80) | 1.87 (0.36) | .32 |
Sensation seeking score, ages 10–19 y, mean (SD) | 2.30 (0.61) | 2.44 (0.40) | .44 |
General health | … | ||
Excellent/very good/good | 25 (100) | 69 (100) | |
Fair/poor | 0 | 0 | |
Seizure disorder | .005 | ||
No | 20 (80) | 78 (100) | |
Yes | 5 (20) | 0 | |
Other medical condition | .38 | ||
No | 17 (65) | 59 (76) | |
Yes | 9 (35) | 19 (24) | |
Swimming lessons | |||
Formal | .02 | ||
No | 19 (73) | 37 (47) | |
Yes | 7 (27) | 42 (53) | |
Informal instructionf | .45 | ||
Never/rarely/sometimes | 9 (41) | 21 (30) | |
Every or most of the time | 13 (59) | 49 (70) | |
Comfort in water | |||
Comfortable in water | .81 | ||
Uncomfortable/slightly uncomfortable | 4 (17) | 11 (14) | |
Comfortable/very comfortable | 20 (83) | 67 (86) | |
Comfortable putting whole head in water | .32 | ||
No | 7 (28) | 13 (19) | |
Yes | 18 (72) | 56 (81) | |
Comfortable in water to waist | .02 | ||
No | 6 (24) | 4 (6) | |
Yes | 19 (76) | 66 (94) | |
Comfortable jumping into water over his/her head | .02 | ||
No | 11 (44) | 15 (21) | |
Yes | 14 (56) | 55 (79) | |
Comfortable playing or swimming in water over his/her head | .007 | ||
No | 12 (48) | 15 (22) | |
Yes | 13 (52) | 54 (78) | |
Swimming ability | |||
Float on back for 10 s | .08 | ||
No | 11 (42) | 20 (27) | |
Yes | 15 (58) | 55 (73) | |
Swim on stomach 15 ft | .003 | ||
No | 14 (56) | 15 (19) | |
Yes | 11 (44) | 62 (81) | |
Jump in a pool/swim 5 ft/back to wall | .03 | ||
No | 10 (40) | 15 (22) | |
Yes | 15 (60) | 54 (78) | |
Swim/take breath/continue | .03 | ||
No | 10 (40) | 16 (21) | |
Yes | 15 (60) | 61 (79) | |
Swim 50 ft | .09 | ||
No | 12 (52) | 23 (31) | |
Yes | 11 (48) | 51 (69) | |
Swim >1 min | .01 | ||
No | 10 (42) | 12 (16) | |
Yes | 14 (58) | 64 (84) |
Characteristic of case or control, except where specified in headings.
Totals vary slightly because of missing data; percentage of distribution based on a denominator of those with information.
P value from the Wald statistic of a conditional logistic regression model containing only that variable.
All cases and controls in the 5- to 19-year age group were matched by sex; therefore, the P value is not applicable.
Asked only if the respondent lived with the child.
Assessed by asking how often the child received informal instructions, pointers, or tips about swimming or water safety when he or she went swimming.