Table 4.

Alcohol Use and Alcohol Problems among Current Drinkers with Past-Year DSM-5 Alcohol Withdrawal who Do and Do Not Continue to Meet Withdrawal Criterion when the Nausea Sub-criterion is Removed from the Algorithm. Medians (and interquartile ranges) are presented for continuous variables; percentages (and confidence intervals) are presented for nominal variables.

Alcohol Use and Problem Variables	Alcohol Withdrawal With Nausea Removed (n=1,411)	No Alcohol Withdrawal When Nausea Removed (n=435)	Wald F (df=1,65)
Alcohol Symptom Count past year	2.13 (0.56–4.49)	1.41 (0.37–2.91)	39.62*
Maximum drinks/Occasion lifetime	9.72 (5.46–14.86)	9.14 (5.14–14.25)	12.28*
Maximum drinks/Occasion past year	7.99 (4.80–14.11)	7.32 (4.46–11.48)	8.67*
Average Drinks/Occasion past year	3.82 (2.10–5.87)	3.11 (1.88–5.25)	19.29*
Number of Binge Drinking Days past year	28.95 (1.51–122.57)	10.60 (0.70–50.45)	41.74*
% Detoxification Treatment past year	3.36 (2.30–4.89)	0.41 (0.10–1.75)	7.85*
% Reporting Alcohol Withdrawal-related Distress-Impairment	30.54 (27.59–33.65)	21.77 (17.12–27.27)	8.40*

Note:

^*p < .007