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. 2014 Oct 15;14:1073. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-14-1073

Table 1.

Characteristics and earthquake exposure among adolescent survivors three years after the Wenchuan earthquake (n = 4604)

Variable N (%)
Characteristics
Age (year) Mean (SD) 15.0 (1.84)
Gender Male 2617 (56.8)
Female 1987 (43.2)
The ethnic group The Han ethnic group 4584 (99.6)
All others a 20 (0.4)
Grade Junior 1981 (43.0)
Senior 2623 (57.0)
Only-child 3647 (79.2)
Had ever been a student cadre 1206 (26.2)
Took exercise frequently 3337 (72.5)
Earthquake exposure experience
Being buried 131 (2.8)
Being injured 403 (8.8)
Being handicapped 56 (1.2)
Deaths, of
family members 354 (7.7)
relatives or friends 1447 (31.4)
classmates or teachers 1272 (27.6)
Handicaps, of
family members 146 (3.2)
relative or friends 548 (11.9)
classmates or teachers 988 (21.5)
Loss of house and property Mildly 823 (17.9)
Moderately 1323 (28.7)
Severely 2458 (53.4)
Witness, of 1263 (27.4)
bury in the earthquake 3341 (72.6)
injury in the earthquake 2590 (56.3)
death in the earthquake 1378 (29.9)

aAll others: include the Zang, Qiang, Hui ethnic group.