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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Adolesc Gynecol. 2018 Nov 3;32(3):278–283. doi: 10.1016/j.jpag.2018.10.008

Table 1:

Participant demographics

Interview participants N=30
Age of participants, median years (range) 22 (18-24)
Age at first pelvic exam, median years (range) 19 (16-24)
Highest education level
    High school 1 (3)
    Some college 10 (33)
    College 10 (33)
    Some graduate school 8 (27)
    Graduate school 1 (3)
Race/Ethnicity
    White 17 (57)
    Black 3 (10)
    Asian 5 (17)
    Hispanic/Latina 2 (7)
    Multiple ethnicities 2 (7)
    Other 1 (3)
First exam also first women’s healthcare visit?
    Yes 16 (53)
    No 14 (47)
Location of first pelvic exam
    Family doctor’s office 1 (3)
    Student health clinic 9 (30)
    Gynecologist’s office 20 (67)
Acuity of first pelvic exam
    Routine visit 20 (67)
    Acute concern 10 (33)
First exam conducted by a gynecologist?
    Yes 19 (63)
    No 11 (34)
Overall exam experience
    Positive 19 (63)
    Negative 9 (30)
    Neutral 2 (7)

Data are n (column%) unless otherwise specified