. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2017 Jul 11;189:196–200. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2017.06.053

Table 1.

Characteristics of Study Population

Characteristic		N (%)
Age Categories	14–17 years	141 (61.6%)
Age Categories	18–21 years	88 (38.4%)
Race/Ethnicity	White, NH	14 (6.1%)
	Black, NH	158 (69.0%)
	Hispanic	44 (19.2%)
	Other, NH	13 (5.7%)
Insurance Status	Private	38 (16.6%)
	Public	154 (67.3%)
	Uninsured	37 (16.1%)
Potential reproductive health-related chief complaint	Yes	81 (35.4%)
Potential reproductive health-related chief complaint	No	148 (64.6%)
Sexually Experienced	Yes	129 (56.3%)
Sexually Experienced	No	100 (43.7%)
Sexual Intercourse in Past 3 months	Yes	94 (41.0%)
Sexual Intercourse in Past 3 months	No	135(59.0%)
Contraceptive Method (n=129)	Denied Sexual Experience	100 (43.7%)
	None	28 (21.7%)
	Withdrawal Method	6 (4.7%)
	Condoms Only	51 (39.5%)
	Short-acting hormonal contraceptive^*	32 (24.8%)
	Long-acting reversible contraceptive^#	12 (59.3%)

Short-acting hormonal contraceptive: contraceptive pill, injection, patch, vaginal ring

Long-acting reversible contraceptive: intrauterine device, implant