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. 2021 Aug 8;49(10):1318–1321. doi: 10.1016/j.ajic.2021.07.022

Table 2.

Characteristics of facility-wide survey participants (n=361) – Atlanta, August 2020

Median age in years (IQR) 61 (52 - 70)
Female 187 (51.8%)
Race
 Black or African American 317 (87.8%)
 White 25 (6.9%)
 Other 11 (3.0%)
 Asian 8 (2.2%)
 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 2 (0.6%)
 American Indian or Alaska Native 1 (0.3%)
Hispanic Ethnicity 14 (3.9%)
Residence
 House or apartment 345 (95.6%)
 Other 13 (3.6%)
 Nursing home 3 (0.8%)
New or worsened symptoms in the past 14 days10
 Any Symptoms 165 (47%)
 Rhinorrhea 47 (13%)
 Cough 40 (11.1%)
 Headache 39 (10.8%)
 Diarrhea 33 (9.1%)
 Shortness of breath 32 (8.8%)
 Malaise 31 (8.6%)
 Body aches 27 (7.5%)
 Dizziness 26 (7.2%)
 Fatigue 25 (6.9%)
 Nausea / Vomiting 22 (6.1%)
 Lethargy/Confusion 12 (3.3%)
 Chills 12 (3.3%)
 Sore throat 10 (2.8%)
 Loss of taste 6 (1.7%)
 Subjective fever 3 (0.8%)
 Loss of smell 3 (0.8%)
Reported always wearing a cloth face covering (or facemask) in public settings 341 (94.5%)
Exposures in the past 14 days
 Visited another healthcare setting 133 (36.8%)
 Attended any gatherings of greater than 10 people 19 (5.3%)
 Traveled outside metro Atlanta but within US 14 (3.9%)
 Reported community exposure to individual with COVID-19 8 (2.2%)
 Reported household exposure to individual with COVID-19 6 (1.7%)
 Worked in a healthcare setting 4 (1.1%)
 Traveled outside the US 0 (0%)