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[Preprint]. 2021 Mar 5:2021.03.03.21251639. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2021.03.03.21251639

Table 1:

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the study participants.

Characteristic N=128 (%)
Age (years) 47.8 (range: 19–85)
Female sex at birth 57 (44.5)
Race
 American Indian or Alaska Native 4 (3.1)
 Asian 15 (11.7)
 Black or African American 7 (5.5)
 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 3 (2.3)
 White 81 (63.4)
 Declined 20 (15.6)
Latinx Ethnicity 33 (25.8)
Medical Comorbidities
 Autoimmune disease 9 (7.0)
 Active cancer 3 (2.3)
 Diabetes 17 (13.3)
 HIV 18 (14.1)
 Heart disease 3 (2.3)
 Hypertension 29 (22.7)
 Lung disease 21 (16.4)
 Kidney disease 2 (1.6)
 Obesity (BMI ≥ 30) 38 (29.7)
Clinical Manifestations of COVID-19
Asymptomatic 7 (5.5)
Symptomatic 121 (94.5)
 Fever 86 (70.5)
 Chills 75 (61.5)
 Fatigue 110 (90.2)
 Cough 89 (73.0)
 Shortness of breath 77 (63.1)
 Rhinorrhea 58 (47.5)
 Sore throat 56 (45.9)
 Myalgias 84 (68.9)
 Nausea 36 (29.5)
 Vomiting 12 (9.8)
 Diarrhea 50 (41.0)
 Anosmia or dysgeusia 82 (67.2)
 Headache 77 (63.1)
Hospitalized 31 (24.2)
 Required supplemental oxygen 26 (83.9)
 Required ICU admission 13 (41.9)
 Required mechanical ventilation 4 (12.9)
Numbers of symptoms reported
 1 to 3 13 (10.2%)
 4 to 6 34 (26.6%)
 7 to 9 47 (36.7%)
 10 to 13 27 (21.1%)
Enrollment and follow-up
 Baseline visit, days since onset (median) 63 (range: 22–157)
 Follow-up time, days since onset (median) 110 (range: 22–157)
 Time points contributed (median) 2 (range: 1–4)