Table 3.

Odds of Naloxone Administration Before Death, New Mexico—2012.

Variable	cOR	p-value	aORa	Confidence Limits
Age
10–29	5.05	0.17
30–39
40–49
> = 50
Sex
Male	0.11	0.74
Female
Race/Ethnicity
White, non- Hispanic	2.21	0.33
White, Hispanic
Other
Location of Death
Died outside of home	11.56	<0.01	1 (ref)
Died at home			0.36	0.19–0.66
Witnessed death
No	16.87	<0.01	1 (ref)
Yes			2.24	1.16–4.32
Drug paraphernalia present
No	1.26	0.26
Yes
Signs of injection
No	10.92	<0.01	1 (ref)
Yes			2.29	1.07–4.92
Drug type
OPR	8.11	0.02	1 (ref)
Heroin			1.40	0.62–3.17
Mixed/Other			0.92	0.44–1.93
Substance abuse history
No	2.83	0.09	1 (ref)
Yes			5.07	0.65–39.80
Overdose history
No	1.00	0.99
Yes
Chronic pain
No	1.61	0.20
Yes
Mental illness history
No	0.27	0.61
Yes
Abnormal behaviorb
No	0.25	0.88
Yes
Abnormal sleep signsc
No	8.23	<0.01	1 (ref)
Yes			1.94	0.84–4.48

^aAdjusted via backwards selection from a full model for variables with cOR p < 0.1.

^bAbnormal behavior: drowsiness, confusion, agitation, or vomiting.

^cAbnormal sleep signs: snoring, choking, gurgling, other respiratory abnormalities