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. 2020 Jan 6;55(4):858–865. doi: 10.1002/ppul.24623

Table 1.

Baseline study population and asthma characteristics a

Baseline study population characteristics b
Variable Mean (SD) or %
Age, y 13.67 (2.46)
Sex (% males) 57.14%
Race (%) n = 19
Black/African‐American 73.68%
Caucasian 21.05%
Other 5.26%
Family at or below federal poverty line c (%) n = 17 64.71%
Medicaid insured (%) 85.71%
Single parent home (%) 76.19%
Current reported home exposure to mold/moisture, cockroach, rodent, or tobacco smoke (%) 71.43%
Use inhaled corticosteroids in past year 90.48%
History of allergic rhinitis 85.71%
History of two or more oral steroid requiring asthma exacerbations in past year (%) 71.43%
History of asthma‐related emergency room visit or hospitalization in the past year (%) 38.10%
Two or more ACT scores <20 in the past year (%) 80.95%
Asthma‐related school absences per patient in last 3 mo (d) 1.88 (2.15)
a

Demographic data were summarized using means and standard deviations for continuous measures and proportions for discrete measures.

b

Number of subjects (n) is 21 unless specified.

c

Based on 2016 Federal Poverty Line per reported family size.