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Published in final edited form as: J Emerg Nurs. 2011 Nov 14;39(4):326–333. doi: 10.1016/j.jen.2011.09.011

Table 2.

Alcohol and substance use (ever used and past 3 months) in women reported no history of CSA (n = 83) and those with a history of CSA (n = 62)

	No CSA		CSA

Variable	n	%	n	%	p-value

Tobacco^a
Ever used	55	66.3	55	88.7	0.002^*
Ever used					0.002^*
Past three months	39	47.0	35	56.5	0.314

Alcohol^a
Ever used	72	86.7	59	95.2	0.153
Ever used					0.153
Past three months	63	75.9	51	82.3	0.416

Cannabis^a
Ever used	42	50.6	46	74.2	0.006^*
Ever used					0.006^*
Past three months	17	20.5	15	24.2	0.687

Cocaine^a
Ever used	16	19.3	19	30.6	0.122
Ever used					0.122
Past three months	4	4.8	9	14.5	0.043^*

Amphetamine^a
Ever used	10	12.0	19	30.6	0.007^*
Ever used					0.007^*
Past three months^b	3	3.6	5	8.1	0.246

Inhalants^a,^b
Ever used	0	NA	2	3.2	0.181
Ever used					0.181
Past three months	0	NA	0	NA	NA

Sedatives^a
Ever used	6	7.2	15	24.2	0.007^*
Ever used					0.007^*
Past three months^b	2	2.4	9	14.5	0.009^*

Opioids^a
Ever used	2	2.4	12	19.4	0.001^*
Ever used					0.001^*
Past three months^b	1	1.2	4	6.5	0.164

Hallucinogens^a
Ever used	11	13.3	7	11.3	0.803
Ever used					0.803
Past three months^b	3	3.6	3	4.8	0.714

^a

categorical variables;

^b

A common rule is 5 or more in all cells of a 2-by-2 table; minimum expected cell count not met;

^*

Chi-Square Tests, statistically significant at p < 0.05