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. 2022 Jan 6;17:1. doi: 10.1186/s13722-021-00283-1

Table 1.

Patient background and demographic information (n = 20)

Number (%)
Sex (n = 19) Male 11 (58)
Female 8 (42)
Age (n = 18) 40–49 1 (6)
50–59 2 (11)
60–69 6 (33)
70–79 4 (22)
≥80 5 (28)
Highest level of education completed (n = 19) Elementary school 1 (5)
High school 2 (11)
College/trade school/other 7 (37)
University 9 (47)
Total annual personal income (n = 15)  < $20,000 2 (13)
$20,000–39,999 2 (13)
$40,000–59,999 3 (20)
$60,000–79,999 2 (13)
 > $80,000 6 (40)
Time since COPD diagnosis (n = 20) 1–5 years 7 (35)
6–10 years 6 (30)
11–15 years 2 (10)
16–20 years 3 (15)
≥20 years 2 (10)
Emergency room visits for COPD in the past year 0 16 (80)
(n = 20) 1 3 (15)
2 1 (5)
Current smoking status (n = 20) Current smoker 5 (25)
Prior smoker 15 (75)
Number of prior quit attempts (n = 16) 0–5 9 (56)
6–10 5 (31)
11–15 2 (13)

COPD denotes chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. As indicated, the number of subjects who chose to respond to each question varies by question