Table 1.
Variable | N (%a) |
---|---|
Ageb | 49.6 (14.8) |
Femalec | 911 (62.2) |
Not Hispanic/Latinx | 1447 (98.8) |
White | 1361 (93.0) |
Marital status | |
Married | 797 (54.5) |
Divorced | 244 (16.7) |
Widowed | 72 (4.9) |
Separated | 53 (3.6) |
Never married | 213 (14.6) |
Member unmarried couple | 77 (5.3) |
Employment | |
Full-time | 515 (35.2) |
Part-time | 79 (5.4) |
Temp leave | 72 (4.92) |
Looking for work | 45 (3.1) |
Retired | 208 (14.2) |
Disabled | 329 (22.5) |
Homemaker | 64 (4.4) |
Student | 16 (1.1) |
Insured | 1380 (94.3) |
Overdose Experiences, Self and Witnessed—Drug instrument | |
No lifetime overdose | 1318 (90.0) |
1 overdose | 56 (3.8) |
2 overdoses | 42 (2.9) |
3 overdoses | 13 (0.9) |
4 overdoses | 4 (0.3) |
5 overdoses | 8 (0.6) |
6 + overdoses | 17 (1.2) |
Short Form12 general health | |
Poor | 148 (10.1) |
Fair | 447 (30.5) |
Good | 565 (38.6) |
Very good | 246 (16.8) |
Excellent | 54 (3.7) |
Patient Health Questionnaire 2 (depression) | 286 (19.9) |
Brief Pain Inventory | |
Pain severityb | 4.85(2.2) |
Pain interferenceb | 4.84(2.8) |
Alcohol, Smoking, and Substance Involvement Screening Test | |
Prescription opioids | |
Low | 772 (54.1) |
Moderate | 623 (43.6) |
High | 33 (2.3) |
Street opioids | |
Low | 1430 (98.7) |
Moderate | 13 (0.9) |
High | 6 (0.4) |
Cannabis | |
Low | 1274 (88.5) |
Moderate | 158 (10.9) |
High | 8 (0.6) |
Sedatives | |
Low | 1199 (82.9) |
Moderate | 238 (16.5) |
High | 10 (0.7) |
Cocaine | |
Low | 1417 (97.9) |
Moderate | 30 (2.1) |
High | 1 (0.1) |
Tobacco | |
Low | 894 (62.3) |
Moderate | 495 (34.5) |
High | 45 (3.1) |
Alcohol | |
Low | 1300 (90.5) |
Moderate | 115 (8.0) |
High | 21 (1.5) |
Methamphetamine | |
Low | 1426 (98.5) |
Moderate | 18 (1.2) |
High | 3 (0.2) |
Hallucinogensd | |
Low | 1428 (99.4) |
Moderate | 9 (0.6) |
Prescription stimulantsd | |
Low | 1387 (95.7) |
Moderate | 62 (4.3) |
Inhalantsc | |
Low | 1453 (99.9) |
Moderate | 2 (0.1) |
Categories may not total 1,464 due to “prefer not to answer” responses.
Mean (SD) used in place of N (%).
“none of these describe me” analyzed as male due to limited sample size of subgroup (n=1).
No high-risk use was reported.