Table 3.
Recommended response | Total (N = 186) % (n) | Trained (n = 70) % (n) | Untrained (n = 116) % (n) | p-Value* |
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At least one recommended response | ||||
911 call or naloxone use or rescue breathing/CPR | 64.0 (119) | 72.9 (51) | 58.6 (68) | .05 |
Only one recommended response | ||||
911 call (no rescue breathing/CPR or naloxone) | 35.5 (66) | 31.4 (22) | 37.9 (44) | .37 |
Naloxone use (no 911 or rescue breathing/CPR) | 10.2 (19) | 20.0 (14) | 4.3 (5) | .001 |
Rescue breathing/CPR (no 911 or naloxone) | 4.3 (8) | 1.4 (1) | 6.0 (7) | .13 |
Total for one recommended response | 50.0 (93) | 52.9 (37) | 48.3 (56) | .55 |
Two recommended responses | ||||
911 call and rescue breathing/CPR (no naloxone) | 8.6 (16) | 7.1 (5) | 9.5 (11) | .58 |
911 call and naloxone use (no rescue breathing/CPR) | 3.8 (7) | 10.0 (7) | 0 | .001 |
Naloxone use and rescue breathing/CPR (no 911 call) | 1.1 (2) | 2.9 (2) | 0 | .07 |
Total for two recommended responses | 13.4 (25) | 20.0 (14) | 9.5 (11) | .04 |
Three recommended responses | ||||
911 call, naloxone use, and rescue breathing/CPR | 0.5 (1) | 0 | 0.9 (1) | .44 |
Bolded p-values (<.05) indicate significant differences between trained and untrained groups.