Table 4.

Associations Heat Illness While Working Outdoors with Exposure, Task, and Housing.

	Number with Heat Illness	Total Sample n=101		Those Reporting Working Outdoors in Extremely Hot Weather Conditions N = 68
	n	%	p-value	%	p-value
Wore in the Previous 3 Days
Wet clothes			0.0013		0.0280
No	13	22.4		38.2
Yes	23	53.5		67.7
Wet shoes			0.0193		NS*
No	17	27.0		43.6
Yes	19	50.0		65.5
Task in Previous 3 Days
Harvest			0.0244		NS
No	7	20.6		35.0
Yes	29	43.3		60.4
Top tobacco			0.0079		0.0057
No	22	28.6		43.1
Yes	14	58.3		82.3
Barn or load tobacco			0.0250		NS
No	18	50.0		62.1
Yes	18	27.7		46.2
Housing
Spent after-work time in extremely hot house			<0.0001		0.0464
No	18	24.3		42.9
Yes	18	66.7		69.2

^*NS: not significant