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Public Use Document Medical Examination Ages “-74 Tape Number 4233 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1971-75

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES l Fublic Health Service l Office of Health Research. Statistics, and Technology . National Center for Health Statistics

Public Use DataTapeDocumentationMedical ExaminationAges 1-74Tape Number 4233National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveyr IWI.75

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICESPublic Health ServiceOffice of Health Reaaarch, Statistics, and TechnologyNational Center for Health Statistic

Hyattaville, MarylandMay 1981

The data compilation and documentation necessary for the Medical

Examination (Ages 1-74) Data Tape were done by !filburHadden, Kurt

?.laurer,Everette Collins, Evelym Stanton, Dorothy Blodgett and Plary

!kdley of the Division of Health Examination Statistics, National

Center for Health Statistics. A special note of gratitude is due

13arianVarga who patiently typed and retyped this material.

HANES 1971-1975

Use

Descriptionof Survey.........................................

Target Population..................,..........................

Data Collection ...............................................

of HANES Data ............,....................................

Errors in the Data Sets and Survey Differences....................

Variance Estimation...............................................

Tape Characteristics..............................................

GeneralNotes

.4steriskson Tape Description.................................

DemographicInformation.......................................

~{edicalE~amination(Agesi-74) ...............................

Limitationsof Data... ........................................

Tape DescriptionSummary

DemographicData.... ..........................................

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MEDICAL EXAMINATION(AGES 1-74) DATA TAPE

Health and NutritionExaminationSurvey,HANES 1, 1971-1975

Descriptionof Survey: A detaileddescriptionof the desia~,content

and operationof HANES I is providedin the followingreports: Plan

and Operationof the Health and NutritionExaminationSurvey,DHEW

Pub. No. (HSM)73-1310,Series 1, Nos. 10a and 10b, Public Health

Service,Washington,D.C., U. S. GovernmentPrintingOffice,February

1973. Also providedis a draft report on the augmentationsurvey of

adults describingthe relevantfield work conductedbetweenJuly 1974

and October 1975.

Target Population: HANES I was conductedon a nationwideprobability

sample of approximately28,000persons,ages 1-74 years, from the

civilian,noninstitutionalizedpopulationof the coterminousUnited

States,exceptingthose personsresidingon Indianreservations. The

survey startedin April 1971 and for many surveycomponentswas completed

in June 1974. The ,HANESI samplewas selectedso that certainpopulation

groups thoughtto be at high risk of malnutrition(personswith low

incomes,preschoolchildren,women of childbearinga$e and the elderly)

Although the main emphasis of HANES I was on nutrition, a subset of

those sample persons aged 25-74 received a more detailed health

examination which was continued through October 1975. No particular

oversampling of subgroups of the population was done in this subsample

(e.g., women of childbearing age were not oversampled as they were

for the major nutrition component of KANES I).

representative of the United States population

time of HANES I.

This subsample is also

aged 25-74 during the

After the nutrition survey was completed, the detailed examination

given to the 25-74 age group was continued until the total number of

examined persons was approximately double the number of examinees who

received the detailed examination during the nutrition survey.

In order tO produce national estimates Of the nutritional status

/of the U. S. population at an earlier date, a probability subsample

of 35 of the 65 Primary Sampling units (PSUIS) was selected. This

.s;ksample also made it possible to produce national estimates

of certain other aspects of health stat’usin the population that were

critically ne~ded at an earlier date and examination components that

for Iogiscic reasons could not be continued z-orthe remainder of the

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the entire SMSA. (This selection procedure was based on operational

considerate ions, and although unbiased, is recognized as not being

statistically optimal,)

Data Collection: Information for all examined sampIe persons in HAVES I

was obtained by means of a household interview, a general medical history,

a 24-hour dietary intake recall interview, a food frequency interview,

a food program questionnaire, a general medical examination, dental,

dermatological and ophthalmological examinations, anthropometric

measurement, hand-wrist x-rays (of those ages 1-17 only) and 24

hematological, blood chemistry, and urological laboratory determinations.

In addition to the

means of the above

information received on all examined persons

questionnaires, procedures and measurements,

by

the

following data were gathered on the subsample of adults aged 25-74:

a medical history supplement; supplementary questionnaires concerning

arthrit~s, respiratory and cardiovascular conditions (when applicable);

questionnaire; a general well-being questionnaire;

examination; x-rays of the chest and hip and knee

electrocardiography; goniometry; spirometry;

and t~.lberv~lin tests, along ‘with additional

Use of I-L4NESData

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With the goal of mutual benefit, NCHS requests the cooperation of

recipients of data tapes in certain actions related to their use:

A. Pay published material derived from the data should

acknowledge the National Center for Health Statistics as

the original source. It should include also a disclaimer

which credits any analyses, interpretations, or conclusions

reached to the author (recipient of the tape) and not to

NCHS, which is responsible only for the initial data.

B. Consumers who wish to publish a technical description

of the data will make a reasonable effort to insure that

the description is not inconsistent with that published

by NCHS. This does not mean, however, that NCHS ~~ill

review such descriptions.

Errors in the Data Sets and Survey Differences

The d~ts u~~r~l tapes h.2vebeen ‘subjected~o a ‘greztdeal of careful

editing. However, due to the large volume of data in the series,

it is likely that a small number of errors or discrepancies remain

undetected. iVe would appreciate if any such errors are detectzd

that they be brought to OUT zttmtian so that new corrected copies

of the tape can be created and errata sheets issued to previous

purchasers.

Some of the continuous data items have extremely high or low values

and tfehave verified that they do in fact zppear that way on the

hard documenrs; that is, we hzve verizied that the values have not

been incorrectly !<eyed.

In general, l..lehave not attempted to r~solve zn~ differences t’hatmay

exist bet’xeenastimates derived from the various subsamplss of FWNES 1.

>{or]lllre O;e made any comparisons between estimates from ‘ELViESI and

previws surveys conducted by t’heDivision of :HealthExamination

Statistics.

Variance Estimation

Because the Health and Nutrition Examination Survey is based upon a complex

sample design, the assumptions

available statistical programs

of the variances of statistics

of many statistical tests and routinely

are not met, For this reason, when estimates

from HAYES are computed, the technique of

estimation must be based upon complex sampling

the user with the capability of estimating the

have provided Strata and Primary Sampling Unit

theory. In order to provide

complex sample variances, we

(PSIJ] codes on the EWES

user tapes in tape positions 194-198. However, these codes are suitable

for making variance estimates only for examination locations 1-65 and 1-100.

To compute variance estimates for examination locations 1-35 or 66-100, it

is neczssary to recode the current Strata-PSU codes according to the

. . .speclrlcations that follow. The resultant recoded Strata-PSU codes should

be used only for locations 1-55 and 66-100.

One computer program that should be widely available sometime around ch.e

summer of 1978 as part of the Statistical .Malysis System (available from

the 5X3 Institute, IiIc,, Post Cffice 3ox 10066, Raleigh, North Carolina

Recode S~ecifications for Strata-PSU Codes

First. .-create a file with only those records in the file for examinationlocations 1-3S,”

Second .--Retain the original Strata-PSU codes in Strata 7-10 and 13 inthe original form as the recoded Strata-PSU codes.

~~rd .--Recode the remaining strata according to the chart below.

Fourth. --Repeat the process for examination locations 66-1OO,*

Old Strata #(tape positions 194-195) Xew Strata # New PSU f

01 01 00102 01 00203 03 00106 03 oo~04 04 00105 04 oo~ ,Ii 11 00112 11 00214 14 00121 14 002~J 15 00116 Is (JO?17 17 !30120 17 ()()2:3 18 00119 18 eo2~-l.4 22 001~~ 22 00223 ~~~~

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Tape Characteristics

Title: Medical Examination [Ages 1-74) Data Tape

Catalog Number: 4235

Data Set Name: HEH’4NESI.DU425303

Record Length: 850

Blocksize: 3400

Number of Records: 23808

Number of Reels: 1

Recording Mode: Fixed Block, EBCDIC

Channel: 9 Track

Created by: Division of Health Examination StatisticsNational Center for Health StatisticsHyattsville, Maryland

General Notes

Asterisks on the Tape Description: Some of the data items were obtained

only for a particular subsample of WS. Consequently some of these

items appear to have a great deal of missing data (coded as BLANK) due

to nonresponse, but in fact the data are missing because the design of

HANES dictated that the item was to be obtained only for a particular

subsample. (For further discussion of the various subsamples in HAINES

the user should see the detailed note for tape positions 1S8-193.)

To alert the user to this fact asterisks were put on the tape description.

One asterisk denotes that the data item was obtained only on examinees

in locations 1-65. Two asterisks denote that the data item was obtained

only on examinees in locations 66-100.

Demographic Information: An advance letter, announcing the forthcoming

arrival of an interviewer from the

mailed to each household that fell

subsequently visited the household

U. S. Bureau of the Census, was

into the sample area. The interviewer

to ascertain its composition and to

administer a questionnaire, the primary ?urpose of which was to obtain

demographic information. The questionnaire was administered to each

poter,tialsample pe~son that “wasavailribleand conpe?e?t enough zz

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Medical Examination: Sample persons were ezarnined by a physician

with the aid of a nurse. All examinees were given a general

examination which focused on the clinical signs of nutritional

deficiencies although the physician was given instructions to record

any other abnormal findings he observed. Those in the detailed sample

were examined more thoroughly with additional emphasis given to the

cardiovascular, respiratory, and musculoskeletal systems, and the

ears, nose and throat. During. the augmentation survey in 1974 and

1975 the physicians also examined the sample persons’ occular fundi.

The examination of those receiving only the general examination

generally took about 15 minutes znd the examination of those in t’ne

detailed sample generally took about 25 minutes.

Limitations of the Data: The general and detailed medical examinations

were special examinations tailored to meet the objectives and limitations

of the survey s.nd were not intended to be complete medical e~aminatiorls.

In general, the data are the physicians’ clinical impressions ‘oas=d

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system are more accurately coded on the detailed examination form

[tape positions 425-799), and findings relating to other systems

may be found more frequently on the general examination form (tape

positions 225-361).

The medical examination forms were keyed by the Bureau of the Census

and delivered to the Center on tape. Center personnel checked the

dat~ for completeness and consistency, verifying problems where possible

by reference to microfilm records of the original forms. Further edits

for Coding and ?ie>~unchingmistakes ‘.reremade in an effort to make the

datx z; accuratz as possible. Xedical and other Division staff also

rs’~i:;~dthe microfilm of the general examination form and coded

yhysi:ixnsl entries under ‘!other,plezse speciSJ’l’as ICD.\codes

(se: i)cur.ent~tionand detailsd notes :or taps positions 535-559 and

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DENOGWHIC DATA SUMlO_RY - HANES I

Tape

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Saz.ple sequence number .................................................

Size of place ..........................................................SNSA--not S)lsil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Type of living qu2rters ................................................Land usg~c .............................................................

If rural, asked - How many acres of land are included ..................If 10 acres or r.ore asked - Sale of crops, etc, 2mount to $50 or more ..

If 10 acres or less asked - Saie of crops, etc. amount to $250 or more .Age - head of household .. -...............................=... ..,.,......

Sex - head of household ...........*.. ..................................

HiShest grsde attended -;;head of household ,.......,.....*.........,.,..

Race - he2d of houszhold .....’.................*..,......,.,............

Total number of persons in household.-

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Total samp~e persons in household ..,.............,.......,....,,.,.....

Number of rooms in house .................,............#......,.........

IS there piped water .....,.............................................If :TSS> is there hot and cold piped water ....................,.........

If yes to piped water - Does ho!~se kve a sink ~ylth piped wa?sr ...s....Does hou~~ ~2V= 2 r2n~e or COOIK st~v~ .........,....,..................,

Does hotis~ have 2 re?rige~z?or ..........................................

Are kitchen fzcili?ies used by anyone not liv~n~ in housshold ..........

Total iamil.y income g~oup ............... . . ...1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

?TOTZ: T~-e ioLL~.,.~ngin.com.=questions :;era asked Qnly if “TotaL ~amil”]

ITLCOma” Ijas Less than $7,000

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Positions

Di.riiends, interest or rsp.t ............................................Ii y?s - ?071 much alto~ethsr ...........................................Net in,~ome ~c,gmown non- Ea=m ‘ousiness, professional practice or

pait=?r~hi~ ..........................................................

If ,.r~~- ‘dO”bTrr.uchaltozetber ...........................................:J2~-income irom a farm .................................................

if y~~ . Hq,,Jmuch altogether ...........................................VeLcr33’5 pa;~.ents .........................................~~ :,r~~-

............?DT..JT.uch 21ta~ether ......................................

.ilirony ,.....

child supp@rt or contributions from persons not livin~ inFlous.:hol,d.............................................................

If ;-ss - HO:J much altogether ............................................

.....1.w,. other income ,.............................................~f-y~~ - yp~.:

..........r.uch alto~ether ............................................

TI~Eal 2mD1Jr.t...........................................................

Family unit cod= .......................................................F.~LariOrL;5ip to head o: household ...............*.. ...................

.-V~sat int=rview ......................................................Xacs of exzr.i~ed person ...............................................sex of ~xar,ined person ................................................:,[aritalstatus .....

K................. . . ...4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .g~ ~~ of b~rth (zonth and yzai) ........................................

Placsof birch ........................................................:~.~-,-~..zs: qr2.d= of re,<lllaischool el.per2ttended .........................3id he ii?ish the ‘:r=ae..... ..........................................~~ ~~ zt:zr.iin~ school now ............................................:+:~~ ;=,~ a’.’:rattsn~ed a school of any k~nd ....... .....................

~~-.,r~~- :,>.a? ?.i?.d 0: Scl-.ool ..........................................~~ z~.;.rlar.;J~ss z:l~zz th~n En~Li~h Ersquentl.y s~ok=z in ;k~ hcusehoid .~~-..:s-, - :.,”:,~:1Q~.:,J~:~ ..................”.,... ........................-,~q,at LS :,~qflrna~+n ar-castr~,r3r x2ti5n2L or?gia ....,....................~.--a~a~:,-~~~--=,fl~i~-~‘.o~~ Q;- ~~~ t thr<= ~-on-c’~,~...........................

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TapePositions—

Was he looking for }.mrk or on lay-off from 2 job .....*.... ...*...... ..

If yes - Which .................1 ......*.. ..........-

Class of hmrker ......................*.... ..........,

Ii self-er.ployed in “own” busir,ess and not a farm, is

incorporated ......................................

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .the busiaess.................

Busines; or izdustry code .. ● ,........4............................‘.. .

Occupation code .......................................................Date OE examination ....................*.............,................

Age at examination.,....*....................“...................,.......

Farm/non-farm .............-’....................................,.....

Poverty izdexr

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Region ;...........,..........#.....................,...................

FOOD PROGRAPISAPPLICAEILITY ...........................................

Are you- Aye you

~That is

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Are you

certified to participate in the food stamp program? ..........,,

buying food stamps now? .......................................!

the main rezson you zren’t participating in the program? .......certified to partici.pzte in the commodity distribution grogram?

receiving commodity foods now for your fzmily? .........,....,,,

Why aren’t you participating in the program? ..’............’............

S.AMPLE WEIGHTS i...,., ...............,....,. ..........................4.r

STF!!TA - Prim2ry Sampling Unit (PSU) ........i...;........,.............

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Pulse ............................................................

BLOOD PRESSUFJ

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Y.E.U3. ~vf~j .EJ2S , X13 SE .V1D TEF.O.IT

Findin>s/!Io findin~s .....................................................

Dry, starin~ hair ........................................................

Dyspi5=e.nt;cihair ........................................................

Easily pluckable hair ....................................................

Abnormal texture or loss of cvrl .........................................Circumcorneal injection .................................................,

Conjunct i~;~l injection ...................................................

.J~~-2ular’cl=pllarithi s.....................................................;Ierasis .,............................................................

Eitot’i zpz)ts ........

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ksratur!ala~iz ........................................................... .

~i=r,J,pi7ChaL.nia............................................................‘-.lli~r ~SSi,JnS___.~ of lips ..................................................

.~m~uiarsc-=soi lips ....................................................

‘C.hsilasiz.... ............................................................Filiion >3pillar:/akr13phy of kon~ue .....................=. ..............?IJn<iiorc o?>illzr:,’;hyp~rtroahy of ~~n~ue ....-...................

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GENEFL4L MEDICAL EXAMINATION (AGES 1-74) DATA SUMMARY (Cont. )Tape

Positions

CHEST EVALUATION

Findings/No findings .....................................................Beading of ribs ..........................................................Follicular hyperkeratosis of upper bzc’k ..................................

Wheezing on auscultation (diffuse) .......................................

Wheezing on auscultation (focal) ...............,....,..............,.....

Decreased breath sounds ..,..........................................m...,

Other findings .......,....,......,...................,...................

CARDIOVASCULAR EVALUATION

Findings/No findings .....................................................Cyanosis .................................................................Irregular pulse ,..........i..............,.........i.....-...-...........

Cardiac murmur .........................,.....................,...,.,.... .

Other findings ...........................................................

ABDOMINAL EVALUATION

Findings/No findings .......................,............,,...............

‘depatomegaly ................................,...................,...,....

Splenomegaly ........,.......,...........................,..i.............Uterine enlargement ...........................................-..........

Umbilical hernia .........................................................

Potbelly ................................................................

Mass(es) ..................................................................4rea(s) of mass(es) ....

Other findings .........SurSical scars .........

.4rea(s) of surgical scar

Other findings .........

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Findings/Yo findings ................................................,....Borwed le,3s .........,....-.,#.#...,,...,.,..,... ..........................

!tioc’kknees ................,..i.......0,..........................,......

Epiph.ysial enlargement, wrists ..$...................-........?.. .........O:her?idi~gs ...........................................................

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GENEP.U >lEDIC.lLEX!MINATION (AGES 1-74) DATA SLE.PLWY (Cont. )Tape

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SKI?{ E’?.JLUAITION

Findin~s~.~o findings .....................................................Follicular h:iperkeratosis, a~~ ...........................”...”.-.”..-” ..

Ey~erpi=mentation, hands and face ........”............ .“.-....-..,....-..Dry or sc~lin~ skin ......................................................p~riioLli~uLusis .............,.-.........................................

PetechLaL ................................................................

No3aics!+in ....................-.............s- -....”....-...”. ..........P311.2srous ckrmatitis ....................................................

Ecch;m.ozes ,.c............................................................

Otlwr finiin~s ................-.J.-.........-....-.....,..-. ..,.-........

GENEFQL E’LT.JLUATION

Findings/2!o findings .....................................................

Sumar] of Findings by ICI) Codes (nine possible findings) ................

E:<aminerls Subjective Impression of Nutritional Status ...................

Obesity .............................-.-...---.--......--..-.-........-...

Temperature ..............................................................

E}ZEF,IAL ~><. (E:<ceDt canal)

Findin~s/~~~ findin~s (riSht ear) ....................-....................

Fir.dinzs/l~ofindings (left =ar) .................- ........................Opsrativs scar- risht ...................................................

0p2r3tive5 car- left ....................................................Other- right ...................-........................................Other -Lef~ .............................................................

Pi5rc2d 22?s .,......-........-.................-.-S-S-..-...-..-.-.“‘-...

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~in.diil:s/’::(>-‘iadings - ri~htezr .........................................~..KLding3/’!iofindin~s - leicear ..........................................

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AUDITORY CANAL - continued

Other ?indings - right .....

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DAT.4 SUMMARY (Cont. )

Tap e

Positions.—

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Other findings - left ....................................................Red, other disco lors.tion - right .........................................

Red, other discoloration - left ..........................................Fluid - right ...................................,........................

Fluid - left .............................................................

Scars -right ............................................................

Scars -left .....ii... m..................... ............................

Perforated - right ........................I.................,,...........Perforated -left.... ....................................................Nares - right ...............................................,........,...Nares - left .......,,..,. ................................................

Obstruction-right ......................................................Obstruction -left... ....................................................

OTHER SIGNIFICANT FINDINGS

Deviated septum- right ..................................................

Deviated septum- left ...................................................

Swollen turbinates - right ...................................,...........Swollen turbinates - left ................................................

Chronic inflammation- right .............................................Chronic inflammation- left ..............................................

Other-right ............................................................

Other - deft .............................................................

NECK

Findin~s/No findings i.,...................,...-.....,.,.........m........Adenopathy ...............................................................

Tracheal deviation .......................................................Other ....................................................................

CHZST WSCLLT:.TION

Fi~.difigs/Yo?indin~s ............................................+... .....Ri~:ht chest - uppsr lobe {diminished/a’ossnt brzath sounds) ......,.,......

~ronchial ’area~h sounds ..................................................Rales ..........4......................................s..................

?LhDncii ..................................................................~!;;~~~~~,,.........,.J..,.#=., ,........,.,,,...........,.,...,m.. .,....,,.

‘J+’:le LoLe iCii~~3L53.~d/’2’OS52t ‘~rea:h sol:r,is~..-u_ -.....7 .............” ...<.>.ErzncrLi2L ‘zrss:hsauni~ .....=............................................--=”=-L.-L.->......,.......-......,....m..............-......................-.-.?:l>~.~>A~.-.-.-.....-.,,,......,.,.....,.,.......,..............-.........,“,”--?--=.,.1==--..,....,.....,..,,,..-..,...,........s......a.,!4.-..-......!,.....

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CHEST .JJSCULT.ATION - continued

Lower lobe (iimini~he.d/ab~entbreath sounds) .............................Bronclhi~lbr&ath~oundS .................................................,?,aL:~.......................................................-..........-.

Rhonchi .............................ma...................................Wnee:e ...................................................................Left ch~st - lupperlobe (dimin.i~hed/absenEbreath ~ound~) ................13rcnchiaLbr+ath ~ounds ..................................................Ral=s ....................................................................Rhonchi ..................................................................\v-a2~zl.m.................................................................L~\<erLobe (diminished/abS&nt breath sounds) .............................BrGnchizl br=ath SoundS ..................................................

Rales ................................s........-..........................Wonchi .................................................................”Wheeze. ....... ...........................................................Oth:rc;le~t YLndings ...................-.................................

:-IZXZT

Point oi r.axizalLmpulse .................................................InLSr.ipJcS...............................................................!.!i~fl:ll’.-icldi:r............................................................Thrills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. .~:’5XILll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . . . . . . .- . . . .- .

Li:stalk ................................................................;ir~~ ~~,~<~~jaun~ .........................................,...........-..

SS,:,ani;-LZ2.-lsound .......-......................................-........

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GENEM MEDICAL EXPJIINATION(AGES 1-74) DATA SLIFDLWf

M.umu rs - Orizin - continued

(Cont.)Tape

Positions——

.&SD....................................................................VSD .............................................................s......Other ..................................................................Don’t know .............................................................

Other Cardiac or Cardiovascular Findinqs

Yes]No ..................................................,........,.......

If findings---

Edema ....................................................................Other ........,......,...,...................,........,,............,.....Neck vein distension .....................................................

PULSE - .LDLT’ERIAL EVALUATION

Palpation

Right radial .........m.................................................

Right femoral .......................,..,.................,.............Right dorsalis pedis ....................,.,............,......,........Left ra.dial........................................,Left femoral ......

..........,....i..,..,............,,-..........,.....................,..

Left dorsalispedis ....................................................

Pulsations

Right ~a.dial......-....................................................Right femoral ..........................................................Ri2htdorsali~P~di~ .................=.................................

Other ..................................................................Left radial .......,...,................................................Left femoral ,..........................................................Left dorsalispedis ....................................................Other ...........,..,...,...................,.......,...................

:,37-.,. ---= .,=~;:: +-. .-.&_–_

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!.:+jy~~d 1-T -,1-,-----L.. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . , . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . , , . . . . . . . . ... . ..-. . . .

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KJYEES -

Pain on

}lEDIC.~LEXitiilIN.A.’TION

continu~d

motion

1-74) DATA

............

SUMMARY

. . . . . ...!

(Cont. )Tape

Positions

Ri=ht medial (active/passive) , .....................

Ri~nt medial (tenderness) ..............................................Ri:ht~ater~l (active/pas~ive) .........................................

Ri~ht later~l (knderness) .............................................

?.i~h~ diffuzz (active/passive) ...,...,.................................

P.i2ht diffuse (tenderness) .............................................Lsft z~dial (active/passive) ...........................................

LeEt n:dia! (tenderness) ...............................................Lsit lateral (acti’nz/passivz) ..........................................

L;ft lat~ral (tenderness) ...................................L&it diifuse (active/passive) ..............................

...........

......,.....

Left difiTJss (tendeness) ..............................................

Tsndernsss

F.i:htsuprapatellar ....................................................

LeitsuprJpatellar .....................................................P,ightinfrapatellar ..................................................,.

Lsftinirapat~llar .....................................................

Ocher findinqs

~~~el~ing ..................m. .m......m..... .............................

Fluid ..................................................................Soft tissu~proLiferation ..............................................~ub~at=liarcrepi tus ....................................................;,[uscllLsr{.7astin2thi2h. ................................................

O:hsr ..................................................................

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

;xk:n:iJn (.ac:i~.”ej.....................................................E::Zsr.si3rL(,passi’:=)....................................................~,-_::::~-- :::~.-.:) , . - , . . ,- . . . . .- . . - . . .... - -- . . . - -- . -- .- ---- . .- . . . . . . . . . . .-. =..-. -- . - - : -.-_.._ -.. ., -2JL ., , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . - . - . . . . . . - . - . .

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,...,, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -,...,----- .----- .’=. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3az::’. ”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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GENERAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION (.iGEs

HIPS - continued

Other findinqs

TapePosiCions——

Muscle wastings (gluteal) ..............................................Trochanter tenderness ..................................................Groin tenderness .......................................................Other .........................i................................,......,

JOINTS

Findings/Nofindings ...........................

Shoulder

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.. . . , . .

Tender .................................................................Swelling ...............................................................Deformity ..............................................................Limitation .............................................................Pain on motion .........................................................

Other ..................................................................

E~bo~

Tender .................................................................Swelling ...............................................................Deformity ..............................................................Limitation, ............................................................Pain on motion .........................................................other ...........<......................................................

Wiist

Tsndsr .................................................................swelling .................................................-.....,......-

Deformity .........*-...”0..”o‘...........,..~..”..+..””.....“.”..’.!’..Limitation ...m.........................................................Pain on motion ...,......................................-.-........--,-Ocher ..................................................................

>[~:~~~~~aan~-d.-;--J...7-I:m-z~1 i’l~l:~:gerin’ml-;ad)

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GEJERM M.EDIC\L E.X.QHWTION (AGES 1-74) DATA SLMiARY

Proxima Lintarohalanzeal (Number involved)

T=ndsr - ri~ht/lefL .......... ................ .....

(Cont.)Tape

Positions

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SweLLin~ - ri~ht/l~ft ..................................................Deformity - riqht/lsft .................................................

Limitation - ri2ht/lsft ................................................P2.in on r.c~ian - right/left ............................................Othsr - ri;’nt/left ...............,................-....................

Distalinte=c~alanzeal (>lumber involved)

~~~~,~= - c::hE/left ....................................................

;wellin~ - right/left ........................-.......,..................Deiormit:~- right/left .................................................Limitation - ri~ht/leEL ................................................

Her’oerdsn’s l!odes - right/left .........................................

Pain on mmcion - ri~ht/left ..................................,.. .......~~her - ri3hE/lsft .....................................................

.l.n<lsJoints

T~~d~r .................................................................

S~-elLing ...............................................................

D%f>mit;: .............. .... ........... .. ........ ...... .... .............

Limit~tion .............................................................

Paix2nr Lcci3n .........................................................clth2r ..................................................................

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GENERAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION

BACK - continued

Limitation on motion

Cervical spine ...................................

Tape

Positions

(Cont. )

......................Thoracic spine .........................................................Lumbar spine flexion ...................................................Lumbar spine - right/left lateral flexion ..............................

Full extension .........................................................Pain on motion .........................................................

Flexion

Cervical ...............................................................Thoracic ...............................................................Low back ..........,.....,..............................................

Diffuse ................................................................

Uncertain ..............................................................

Extension

Cervical .................................................,., ...........

Thoracic ...............................................................Low back ...............................................................

Diffuse ................................................................Uncertain ..,. ......,. ................,....................,.--.........

RiPht/Leit Lateral Bendinq

Cervical ...............................................................Tkoracic ...............................................................Low back ...............................................................Diffusz ................................................................

Uncertain ..............................................................

Rizhc/Lafk 3otation

Cervical ............................................s...................Thoracic ..................................................,............Low-back ...............................................................

Diffuse ..................................................> .............unc5rt25x .... ...... ........... ............. ...... ......................

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EWiIIIL\TION (.+GF,S1-74) DAT.L.SUl!lL~RI(Cont. )Tap e

Positions

Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 707>)lo~py.,..=m... ......... ............................................... 711

~Rzcumben t-z:7stolic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 712+j~+~u~b~nt-(iiastolic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,..,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 715

+ittin~-s:ls~olic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71S+ittin~ - dias~olic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~~~

SL3DLWY OF E14.12:OSTICL~flXiSSI02J- Norma l/2.bnonnal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 724

Ss’arsrit;rCsucaintyICD Cade

~c!l~ar Fundi

.-.!omal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s~5 -

F~n~usn otvisuzlized . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,326

Globe abs~nt .............................................................s27Incr=as= Li:iltr=fl=x .................................................... S23>!~rroT\.~rt:r~ule= ........................................................ S29

Iar:uous Jrt_riole; ...............,.........................,..,......... !330.~!,7 mr.pr=i:i:r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 331:J.=-. Q~:,,_: 7C . .a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~J7

E:t’ddit= . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 333UJ2 =22JT2ZZ1E3L . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-...2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53A

p~~”l’-(’~’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j~~--A-

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131783!3

21603

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1535802

17853

207445

3059

1666040893059

22382

190379427421681702

24051121145811336153

7461081485

13171084

661

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20487~ 262

3059

641

19418

690

3059

5451329

1525

152614261301

1194

50234927~p95

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819

47383384614

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569

7561

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9187212602

12017

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870

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19229

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350

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7679601

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4397651602

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615

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325

)799607

12018

3059

313

619

19817

3059

76761060

12013

3059

23808

2244

6238

6513

7818995

23608

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1007418113475618

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38574760

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4671.44

34

10523058

6776

335

1294980135

6329

14196

111

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3022948

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147022338

2000225

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5142760

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21434

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111,18

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21542325

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l{ns:;ln~ol~ skull...— — -—1 - l’(.)< 21

J2

L1:1111.~~i

23787

[)1llL:l-.—..T – Yes 2887

[~l:lllk 20921

‘1’111’l[oll) EVALUATION

1- ~l:[ILlL3 O 22535 See detailed notes~ - croup 1 982

3 - Group 2 186

4 – croup J 18[+- l]]d Llk, but applicable 38

IJ[:Ink 49

OEller Ellyroid findings-———AL – l~iudinj:s 362

2- NLI findings 233971,1.,.1.1),.1,1.,. 49

11!11

:/

I

1.‘1

1

‘1’:illl!

1,!11’,

:(,’:

“f’, !

,7 f’, !,

‘)1, $

~f)(l

:?07

:!(; H

“():; (t ilJll:3.. —.- —..— -...

I

1

1

“1

1

1

1.

llEAL’L’11AND NUTRITION lMAPl”[NA’rlONSURVEY (HANES I)

.- ——-

I’J.’EMDESCRIPTION & CODES-_—___--—-

Fill,llnj!>zTenderness

i ~-K~~r,ILE2 - J,l,lt3-

1lJI)[I1

H1:1111< .

FiILIl il~j<s– Nodule—.—-—..—1- lti~llt? - l,c]’11

3 – lhl Lll

1!1(1111<

IS Ullilll]S.- ———.—1 - Find

B1.:llllc

01.tl[!r.—.—

1- l~inili;I:1111(

CIIJWJ:11V,\LUATTf3N.—-._.__—._1 – Filldln [<s2 – NIU Findings

NGS :

of ribs-.—

Vullic.dnr hyperkeratosis of upper lIack

1 - )7CS

l;l.:{111(

Control

CIlllnts

—.

1

122

23784

2029

12

23747

7323735

22223586

~22719475

3106

1223796

9423714

HANKS T

I 1-[.111

//

1

r.

I

—— ..—. —N(). or

‘[)t:.i 1:1.c)ns-——-

.--—

1

1.

1

1

IIEALT1l AND NLJTRI’TION EXAMINATION SURVEY (llANES 1)

.-— — .-.—

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES—-—.-——

JhPBzi-n}<on auscultation (Diffuse).— —..-1.– Ye:-;Llank

;jl]ueziu~on auscultation (Focal)

1.– Yes

r)I.atlk

Decreased breath sounds—..-—J – Yi+sLltink

Ot:lmr Elnrlings—.-— -.—1 - yL..

BIL1llI<

CARD1OVASCULAR EVALUATION.1 – I?illdings

~ - No findings

D1(,1nk

[1?VINL)INGS:

cyanos:Ls_.——1. – YesB] ml{

l“l:rqlllal- pulseL - ~14S

IJLank

cd~L~~:~(l mll~mur__. .—..—1 – ‘Ies

1}1Flllk

Control

counts

17323635

8023728

32723481

70723101

298720772

49

3523773

40323405

1200

22608

llANIZS IData Source

—

#,. ,..4

*P

11’11//(

1

I

1

‘1 :,1),,

l,!l(. .

..—.hi(.). 111”

I’I):TILII. III:;. . -.

I

1

1

.,, ,,.(, 1

.,, ,,,,,, ,

“: !“1

I

I

L

I

“L

l’1’E[.f I) ESCRLI’’1’IUN & CODES———..—

01:1IUL - flIILl in},s——i ‘-- YIL::l;l;’ [11,

I

Alll )()Tl[ NAT, llVAT,UA’r”I(IN-... —._-—1- - Jrilll]jlll;,s

2 – N[) [ilulings

Ii L;.1Ilk

1 - Y,!::

IL] alll:

Sill L,llc)lllup,aly’— ———— _

L - YesI\L:lllli

Pot l)dlly--———— .—1- Ycs

l\.L~Ll!i

mss( es)..— —L - YCSI\I :1111:

Cnntrulcounts

——

159622212

704016719

49

lIANES IDut:l source —

28823520

2323785

16123647

34623462

18523623

20223606

IIEALT1l AND NUTR:lTION FXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)

I 1-1,11

1/

1!.

1

._. .—‘1’:II)L!

1s)1’ .

,1:;:;.,,,1... . J

,, ()()

.1,1’1

,) fj:_

“1[,

.,, , I

,11];;

‘{11>

)()()

!,(J I

l’():; [ L(.~)ns.- —.... .-—. —-—. .. . . .

5

I

1

1

1

_. -.—— ——

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES—..—.—— . ..— ——.———

A1-c+il (s) of Mass(w)——.0(!001.77[199 - As given

&ilJllS8 – Blanlc, lIUC applicable131.;1111’.

S;lIL-i:iL:ill SC!al-S-— .- ..—— . .—

i? - YL!S

Ii lalll:

Area(s) of Surgical Scar.—00001-85824 - As given

UijU88 - Blank, bu~ applicableE I Llllk

LIIIsCU1,[)F;I(llLETAL EVALUATION

].’l LFillLljLlgS‘2 - NI) ~imlings

ControlCounts

1972

23609

15723651

615617652

6150

417654

517718631

276220997

49

78123027

HANIZS Il)ata Source

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

——rll. (11

(1:11 1,~11,:

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

lliIMl:l’1[ MD NLJ’1’1{1’l’J{Hi IHM1114A’1’I ON SURVEY (HANES “I)

l’l”l-;[l lJJ~S(:R ll’’1< 1011 L C(JI)1;5.—. - .—.

.— ———

!l’ ,11 I ’11( ,~( ,; “-–”

:1 (,(1

‘I)il)l)f’:;i:ll UIII ;Irp,IJIIICIIt , wrists——.——

_ ,,) ,.,:;

;I.till

lllll. I- l’ill,[i,l,ts-..— ...._

- YI-8

:1!1111.

JIIII’1) 1,1)1: I[;/\l, I; V,II, IIA’I’I UJIJ—.—I - I“ill(li,,j,:-;

! – ;l. I i~ktlill;;s

1~1,,~,1

II; l,’l; II II I’!(.:S:

‘\lI:IIIL !:II(:(,j 12rl:s————1- -- ‘(1 , “-

;1,1111:

f,ll, :,, l]l ,1111,1,2 I c rks——.I - Y-l’::”

l!l’1 111

‘t)::iLi,){~ (:1 IvIIs Lult sl~n.—— .._

I -- “1”!:

‘;1,’1111:

‘!( ).11 11}/

I ; ‘iL:ti

1:1:1111

11,11.1 I.,(I 11~/11L~l-irl-lt:lbili Ey——

1 - i’l!:s -

I’111111,

I

————controlCOllllts

~ 95

23613

1723791

168422124

232321436

49

446

23362

81822990

101422794

1123797

2623782

IIANES T.IILIL[l source

i.i*-

9,.i’

. .----- ..‘1’:1111:

1,()[, .

‘!17

mfmm AND FJUTRLTION IIXJiIfLNtffIONSURVEY (HANiZS I)

_.-— .-—Control HANM I

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

Sl<iN IIVA1,UATTON

i: – 171111[lll[;s

2 – N(I [illding.s1!1.ank

TF D’TNDINGS:

T’UlllC.tI”lLLI-hyperlceratosis, arms1.– Y!=M La[11:

~l~[l)c,~-l)ij,ll[entation,hands and face—-_—_ —.,1 - ~’csl;l:lllk

P,:rifnl.liculosi.s———. .——1.– YL’S

Ill:lllk

40323405

2942

2081749

65023158

2023788

69623112

623802

1523793

1323795

1

23807

Iii;. -[)1-I’11:: 1 EJIJI1:;

I

1

3

1

l[EAL1’HAND NU’J:lllTIONEXAMINATION SUI{VEY (llANES 1)

.—. ———.———

1’1’EMDES CRWJ.’ION & CODES...—-_ —.——

h“{:l!l/IIl[l, sLIS.--—1- ‘I’(, ,;Iil!lll.

OLIIIJI- f“ilulings——-. —.-—__1.– Y>s

1!I:lrlk

~:l[hJI;l:ALlWALUA’ihON——].– ‘l;illdillgs

2 – N(] l’illdings

H - IIIsill,:,but applicableI\larlk

WORK AREA—-————

S[llll[AkY OF FINDINGS BY ICD CODES.—.

l’inllilljisI/ly,~)”l-1J9H - As given

J3L(lllk

h’~ycjinj::-i-()”J-91J7- AS givenJIJ;1)11.

Findimw #3.—~ (J~ ;-~-IJ~; - As given

D 1:1111<

Fil-,,l[llj:s//4.—jo”j--l;)f,- As givenB I;.1111:

I~illcl[llp,s#5——-—. .K20-371 - As givenI! I:: IIIC

Control

Counrs

3523773

171622092

26520398

393106

819715611

321520593

158322225

74123067

27123537

llANlG3I

Data Source

g%.

‘d’

See Detailed Notes

. ..—I L-(..;;il

I

,) Q

1>

1

—— .=.. .—No. o f

I’OS1E”1OI1S—..-—

..— ——

3

3

3

‘3

1

“1

lIEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

—— —

H’EM DESCRIPTION & CODES.——-.-.—

I

Fil[dinqs #8— ..——!—019-784 – As given

111Lull<

Fin(ljlq<s/}9.—.— .—429-S97 – AS given

Bllank

F.x:jmiuer’ssubjective impression of nutritional status———.1 - Normal nutrition

2 - Abnormal nutrition

$3- Bl;mk, but applicable131anlc

Ol)ese1 - obesity

2 - No obesity12- B]ank, but applicableBluuk

Tcmperaktlre (xxx.x).—.-—--—otloo–m32 - As given

8588 - 131anlc,but applicable

WORK AREA-—.

Control.

Counts

8723721

2923779

1023798

423804

17047

3582

733106

394319804’

12

49

22385

1423

HANES IJ)ata Source

./Ir*-

!$

Control Record

I

11111

11—

I

f.,,b J

1

‘1’ 1111

1111..

!,

‘1”’(,

‘1‘! 1

,/,,,(8!)

,/,.,1)

fl”ll)

~1:1

‘1 l“!

—[1(1, 1)1-

‘():II 11.,11:;-—

I

1

1

I

1

I

1

I

l[IIAI,’1’11 AND NU’11{1’HON EXAFiINA’~1 ON SURVEY (llANES 1)

..- —.——

1’1’1111 lll:SC1tTP1’ION & COI)I:S—.—- -— —

- --__—

‘,111 1’ 11-

– :1, l--ill~l[.llgs1

- l~illilijl~s

:1111:

lld ill~sI1}:.5

II,lil]l,,s

(_J-f~f,~ )

1111lllj:s

AUI) I’I’[)I{Y CANAL

;ontrol

:Ounts

5(3731219

16916

56721220

16916

17

23791

723801

22

23786

3223776

11775715

16916

6079813

16916

IIANES I

l)dta Soul”ce

General Medical

Examination

(Ages 25-74)

I

mmcw AND MTRITIoN EWIINATION sURVEy (HANES I)

..—TEE,(T

//-_-—

Il-l.L-

1

—-——Tape

Jri~c.—. .——..

433

II3f,

435

436

437

438

43!)

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

Left ear

1- No findings I

2 - l?indings

BlanlcI

.

Qclucled (right)

1 - Partially

2- Ccmpletely

II1anlc

Occluded (left)

1 - Partially

2 - CompletelyBlanlc

Occluded by - (right)

1- Cerumen2 – Other

131ank

Occluded by - (left)

i- Cerumcn

2 - other

B1ml{

D1-um (rip~

1 – No findings2 - Findings

3 - Not visible

8 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

Qrum (left)1- No findings

2 - Findings

3 - Not visible8 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

Control

Counts

5849104316916

303452

23053

285434

23089

73328

23047

69928

23081

603534949513

16916

6079320480H

16916

llANES I

Data Source

I

llEALT1lAND NUTRITION HA.MINATIONSURVEY (NANESI).?

—-—.—-1 t!.$111

#—.—

UILJl

I

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,L)u ..————

1

1

1

1

1

ITEM DESCRIPTION& CODES

)1111 - Transparent (righ~)

1 - Dull (opaque)

)111.1 - Transparent (left)

L- Dull (opaque)2 - Transparent

Blank

Bulging - Retracted (right)

1- Bulging

2- RetractedBlanlc

Bulging - Retracted (left)

i=Bulging

2- Retracted

Blank

Calcium Plaques (right)

1 - Findings

B1.anlc

Calcium l?~.aques(left)

1- Findings

Blanlc

Other findings (righE)

1 - FindingsBlanlc

Other findings (left)

1- l?indings

Blank

“

;ontrol

:ounts

124

3

23681

119

3

23686

4

4423760

1

5023757

3823770

3423774

2323785

2023788

HANES IData Source

I

Iten

#

‘l’ape

Lot,

448

[1[) 9

450

451

452

453

454

4s5

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

HEALTH AND NUTRITION lEfAMINATION SURVEY (H.ANES I)


Red - Other discoloration (right)

1 - Red2 – Other discoloration

Blank

Red - Other discoloration (left)

1 - Red

2 - Other discolorationBlank

Fluid (right)1 - YesBlank

Fluid (left)1 - Yes

Blanlc

~l-Yes,

Blanlc

Scars (left)

1 - YesBlanlc

Perforated (right)1 - With discharge2 - Without dischargeBlanlc

Perforated (left)1- With discharge2 – Without discharge -Blanlc

Control

Counts

26,;

223780

242

23782

623802

323805

83

23725

7423734

15

2723766

1228

23768

HANIM I t

Data Source

I

I

i

I

..—Lt,:ll

#—————. .

I111-1

1

—..

456

[k~j’

[,58

459

460

461

462

463

No. of[Jos.ttbns

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

lIEALTHAm NUTRITIONEXAMINATIONSURVEY (Hf4NEsI)


Narcs (right)1 - No f-lnilings2- FindingsBlank

Nares (left)1 - NCIfindings

2- Findings

Blank

Obstruction (right)

1 - Acute2 - Chronic

Blank

Obstruction (left)

1 - Acute2 - Chronic

Blank

oTHER SIGNIFICANT FINDINGS

Deviated Septum (right)1 - YesL!lanlc

Deviated Septum (left)1 - Yes

Blanlc

Swollen turbinates (right)1 - YesBlank

Swollen turbinates (left)1- Yes

Blanlc

Controlcounts

6536356

16916

6526366

16916

1337

23758

1734

23757

10023708

11423694

15223656

16323645

lLANES IData Source

I

iI

. . . . . .. .. . . .._ — -.

I

:

1

‘l’ape

Lot.

4 (jt+

465

4f5(j

467 “

468

[Icg

470

471

472

No. Ofpositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)


Chronic Inflammation (right)

1 - Yes

Blanlc

Chronic Inflammation (left)

1 - YesBlank

Other (riEht)

1 - YesBlank

Other (left)1 - Yes

Blank

NECIC

1 - No findings

2 - Findings

Blank

Adenopathy

1 - FindingsBlanlc

Tracheal deviation

1 - FindingsB1ank

Other1 - FindingsBlank

CHEST AUSCULTATION

1 - No findings,

2 - FindingsBlank

.

Control

Counts

6423744

6023748

6623742

6123747

6669223

16916

1823790

023808

20723601

6342550

169%”6

HANES I

Data Source

Ittill’

#-—.—

I

mU7

I

Tape

Lot.

573

574

475

47(5

477

478

479

480

481

No. Of‘ositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION ExAMINATIONSURVEY @ANES I)


U(GHT CHEST - Upper Lobe

1 - Diminished breath sounds

3ronchial breath sounds

L - Yes

31ank

3ales

L - Yes31ank

%honchi

L - YesBlanlc

JheezeL - YesBlank

tiiddleLobe1 - Diminished breath sounds

2- Absent breath soundsBlanlc

Bronchial breath sounds1 - YesBlanlc

Rales1 - YesBIank

Rhonchi

1 - YesBlank

. .

—... .—

Control

Cotinte

1742

23632

623802

1323795

4223766

6923739

1675

23636

623802

1623792

3923769

11ANJR3IData Source

I

I

I

I

I1

I

II

,,

I

I

o0I

Tape

Lot.

482

483

484

485

486

487

488

489

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1



Wheeze

1 - YesBlank

Lower Lobe .

1 - Diminished breath sounds

‘2 - Absent breath sounds 1

Blank

Bronchial breath sounds

1 - YesBlan~c

Rales1 - Yes

Blank

.Rhonchi1- Yes

Blank

Wheeze

1- Yes

Blank

LEFT CHEST

Upper Lobe

1 – Diminished breath sounds

2- Absent breath sounds

Blank

Bronchial breath sounds1 - YesBlank

.,. —... -.. . . . .. . . .... .. ... .. . .

Control

Counts

7223736

1847

23617

823800

6423744

5223756

7323735

1663

23639

823800

HANES I

Data Source

I

I:1

‘rape

Lo c .

490

491

492

493

494

495

496

497

498

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1



Rales

1 – Yes

Blank

Rhonchi1 - YesBlardc

Wheeze1 - YesBlank

Lower Lobe

1 – Diminished breath sounds2- Absent breath soundsB1ank

Bronchial breath sounds

1 - Yes

Blank

Rales

1 - YesBlanlc

Rhonchi1 – Yes

Blanlc

Wheeze1 – YesBlank

Other chest findings1 - None

2 - Findings8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

ConCrol

countB

1323795

3623772

7523733

1748

23626

a23800

6223746

4723761

8123727

66802093

16916

HANES I

DaLa Source

1

Item

#

Tape

Lot,

499

500

501

502

503

504

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HAWKS 1)


3EART-

PMI (Point of Maximal Impulse)

1 - Felt

2 - Not felt

Blank

Interspace

4-7 felt – as given8 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

Midclavicular1 - At

2 – Inside3 – Outside

Blanlc

Thrills

1 – Absent2 – Present

Blank

systolic

1 – Base

2 – ApexBlank

Diastolic12B:

- Base

- Apexanlc

_. . -.

ControlCounts

3842305016916

38301

19977

24051154272

19977

605533

16920

1713

23778

126

23790

HANES IData Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITIONEXAMINATIONSURVEY (HANESI) I

I

TnpcJ>CIc .

505

506

507

50’3

509

510

No. of

I’oslt~uns

1

1

1

1

1

1

ITEM DEsCRIPTION& CODES

First [[e~~rtSound

1 - Normal2 - Accentuated3 - Diminished8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Second Heart Sound1 - Normal

2 - Accentuated3 - Diminished8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

MURMURS

Murmurs”

1 - NoneBlank

If Murmur - Type (systolic)

1 - Functional

2 - Organic

9 - Don’t knowBlanlc

If murmur – type (diastolic)1 - Functional2 - Organic

9 - Don’E know

Blank

LOCATION OF MUIWIJRS

Apex - systolic1-6 - Grade as givenBlank

t

.

Control

Count6

6580

32243

3716916

6541

111203

3716916

645717351

118

19286

23412

2

412

23763

24023568

HANILS II

Data SourceII

II

I

\

..

Tape

Loc.

511

512.,

513

514

515

5].6

517

518

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES——

Apex - Diastolic

1-6 - Grade as given

Blardc ,

Midprecordium – Systolic1-6 - Grade as givenBlanlc

Midprecordium - Diastolic1-6 - Grade as givenBlank

Left Base - Systolic

1-6 - Grade as given

Blank

Left Base - Diastolic1–6 – Grade as givenB1 ank

Right Base – Systolic1-6 - Grade as givenBlank

Right Base - Diastolic1-6 - Grade as givenBlanlc

MUIOIURS - ORIGIN

Mitral1 – systolic2 - Diastolic3- Both

Blanlc

ControlCounts

3323775

14823660

623802

10423704

423804

13323675

823800

113225

23668

I

!

HANES II

Data Source~I

I

I

t

I

i

I

‘Tape

J.oc.

519

520

521

522

523

524

525

No. ofPositions——

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

iiEALTHAND WTRITION EWINATION WRVEy (HANES 1)

——

ITEM DESCRIPTION& CODES——.—

Aortic1 - systolic2 - D[astulic3 - Both )Blank .

l’rlcuspid1- Systolic2 - Diastolic3 - BothBlank

Pulmmic1- Systolic2 - Diastolic3 - BothBlank

ASDc systolic2 - Diastolic3- IlothBlank

VSD1 - systolic2 - Diastolic3 - BothBlank

Other1 - systolic2 - Diastolic3- BothBlanlc

Don’t Know9- SystolicB1ank

ControlcountB

10666

23690

200

23806

1320

23793

200

23806

1100

23797

5010

23757

99

23709

I

HANES II

Data Source I

1

,.

1

mm

I

L’ape

.Oc.

j26

i27

528

529

530

531

No. Of‘osltions

1

1

1

1

1

1

I



)ther Cardiac or Cardiovascular Findings

L-No~ - yes31anlc

[3?FIND:

Idema

1.- Yes

Blank

NGS ABOVE:

Other1 – YesBlanlc

Neck Vein Distension1 - Yes

Blanlc

PULSE - ARTERIAL EVALUATION

Palpation

Right Radial1 – Normal

2 - Sclerotic

3- Tortuous

4 – Sclerotic and Tortuous8 - Blank, but applicableBlanlc

Right Femoral1 - Normal2 - Sclerotic

3 - Tortuous

4 - Sclerotic and Tortuous8 - Blanlc, but applicable

Blanlc

I

“

!

.— . ,.

Control

Counts

5928

96416916

203

23605

826

22982

44

23764

6823

373

12

17

16916

682528

07

32

16916

HANES IData Source

‘1

r~pi2Lot.

532

533

534

535

No. of‘Ositions.—

I

HMLTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SLIRVEY (HANEs I)


Right Dorsolis Pedis

r- Normal2 - Sclerotic

3 - Tortuous)

4 - Sclerotic and TortuousB - Blanlc, but applicable

Blank

.

Left Radial

1 - Normal

2- Sclerotic3 - Tortuous

4 - Sclerotic and Tortuous8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Left I?emoral1 - Normal2 - Sclerotic

3 – Tortuous4 - Sclerotic and Tortuous8 - Blanlc, but applicableBlank

Left Dorsolis Pedis1 - Normal2- Sclerotic3- Tortuous4 - Sclerotic and Tortuous8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Control

Counts

671146

112

12216916

681738

2H24

16916

68163006

4016916

671251

211

11616916

—.

IHAms I

Data Source\

I1’

I

I

... u._. —.- . . . . . . .. —.._ . .._. —- . .

Item

I

L’apeLot,

536

537

538

539

No. Of‘ositions

1

1

1

1



Pulsations

light Radial1 - Normalz - Diminished

3- Bounding

4 - Absent3 - Blank, but

Blank

Right Femoral

L - Normal2 - Diminished

3 - Bounding4- AbsentB - Blanlc, but

Blanlc

,

)

applicable

.

applicable

Right Dorsolis Pedis1 - Normal

2 - Diminished

3 - Bounding4 - Absent8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Other

1 - Normal2 - Diminished

34B:

- Bounding- Absent

ank

ControlCounts

681533

1912

13

16916

67536819

3319

16916

6243

30220

290

3716916

34650

140

23371

HANES I

Data Source

1

‘I Len

#-—

[’ape

,Oca

jft~

j41

542

543

544

No. of)Osit ions

1

1

1

1

1

l[EALTH AND NI.JTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)


.eft Radial

- Normal! – Diminished

) - Bounding

I - Absent)- Blank, but applicable)lank

.eft Femoral1 - Normal2 - Diminished

3 - Bounding4 - AbsentB - Blank, but applicableBlank

Left Dor901i6 pedis

1 - Normal2 - Dimir,ished

3 - Bounding

$ - AbsentB - Blank, but applicableBlank

Other

1 - Normal2 - Diminished

3 - Bounding4 - Absent

Blank

KNEES

1 - Findings2 - No findings

Blank

)

.

I

ControlCounts

680837186

2316916

673773203725

16916

62642992026544

16916

309471

13523416

HANES I IData Source I

i

9135979

16916

.b..-

(

I‘1

III

!, 1;I

.

.-. —... ..-— .. ..- .—44— -. ___ . . . . .

I

-40I

Tape

Lot.

545

546

547

548

549

550

No. OfPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

t

HEfmTtlAND WTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HkiNEsI)


BONY IRREGULARITY

Genu varum1- Right

2 - Left

3 - Both

Blank

Genu valgum1 - Right

2- Left

3 - BothBlank

Genu recurvatum1 - Right2 - Left

3 - BothBlank

Fixed flexion1 - Right2 – Left

3- BothBlank

Other1 - Right2 - Left

3 - BothBlanlc

PAIN ON MOTION

Right medial1- Active2- Passive

3 - Both

Blank

Controlcounts

41

9923704

33

6623736

00

223806

5

;23795

271924

2373B

8u

24

23768

HANES IData Source

.—‘I”npe

Lot.

551

552

553

55h

555

556

557

558

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

#

HEALTH AND NUTRITIONEXA141NATIONSURVEY (HfiNEsI)


Right medial1 - TendernessBlank

Right lateral

1- Acti.ve2- Passlve3 - BotlI

Blank

Right lateral1 - TendernessBlank

Ri~ht diffuse

1 - Active2- Passive3 - Both

B1ank

Ri~ht d-lffuse

1 - TendernessBlank

Left Medial1 - Active2- Passive3 - Both

Blank1

Left medial1- TendernessBlank

Left lateral1 – Active

2 - Passive

3- Both

Blank

.

Control

Counts

2.523783

3524

23776

2323785

41646

23742

5123757

7418

23779

2823780

4721

23776

I

HANES IData Source

III

. ..-

I

+NJ

f

rape

Lot.

j59

560

561

i62

563

564

565

566

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

l-—

HIMI.THAND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)


Left lateral

L- TendernessBlanlc

Left diffuseL – Active2 - Passive

3 - BothBlanlc

Left diffuseL- Tenderness

Blanlc

renclerness

Right suprapatellar1 - Tenderness

Blank

Left suprapatellar1 – TendernessBlank

Right infrapatellar1 - TendernessBlanlc

Left infrapatellar1 – Tenderness

Blanlc

Other findings

Swelling~ _ m<rrhtL.L~..k

2 - LefL3- Both

Blank

.. ... . .—--, —.— .. ---- .. . . . _—.—___

Control

Counts

2023788

67

3123764

4023768

2723781

3123777

2723781

2223786

191019

23760

HANES IData Source

1:

It

,’

~

,’,,

‘~

1

—.Tap[!

Loci

567

568

569

570

571

57?

No. Of[’osilllons

1

1

1.

1

1

1

I

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EWIINATION SURVEY (HANES I)


F]uid1 - Right2 - Left3- BothBlank

Soft tissue proliferation1 - Right2 - Left3- BothBlank

Subpatellar crepitus1 - Right2 - Left3 - BothBlank

Muscular wasting thigh1 - Righ~2 - Left3- BothBlank

Other1- Right2- Left3 - BothBlank

HIPS1 - Findings2 - No findingsBlank

t

.

ControlCounts

760

23795

10318

23777

86127274

23321

371

23797

403124

23713

2756617

16916

I

I

I

I

HANES I I

Data Source

I

I

1

I

‘11’

1

,


—_-. ... .. ..—

I

.1

.c-

1

Tape No. Of Control HANIX ITmr., Posi. tiolls ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source——

..——— —

PAIN ON MOTION

573 1 E:<tension--Active

1 - RightI

152 - Left 15

3 - Both 20Blank 23758

574 1 Extension--Fassive

1 - Right 102 - Left 15

3 - Both 28

Blank 23755

575 1 Flexion––Active1 - Right 19

2 - Left 15

3- Both 25Blank 23749

576 1 F1.exion--Passive1 - Right 182 - Left 153 - Both 31Blanlc 23744

577 1 Abduction--Active1 - Right 182 - Left 173- Both 25Blank 23748

578 1 Abductim--Passive1 - Right 14~ - Left 193 – Both

BSanlc36

II23739

TL,, II

1

-1Lll

——110. of

1

1

1

1

1

1

mmm AND NUTRITION EiAMTJiATIONSURVEY (HANEs I)

.— —

lTEM DESCRIPTION & CODES—————

)_ IL!(L3- I! IIL II

Blank

Adduction--Pass.1 - Right

2 - LEf E

3 - BothBlank

&l(l(lctlO1l--Active

1 - RIKht

Ve—

!I::tcrl]alRotation--Active1 - Right

2 - Left3 - !30tll

Blank

II::tcrnalRotation--Passive1 - R-LghE

lnEurndl Rotation--Active

T- RLght2 - Left3 - Both!31allk

Illtcrnal Rotation--Passive_.—.—L - Right

2 - Left

3- llc)th

111alllc

I

.

Controlcounts

151418

23761

121726

23753

372837

23706

312748

23702

27212B

23732

25

25

3723721

HA-NILS IData Source

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)

1

SHOLJLDER

Tender

1- Right

.2- Left

3- Both

Blanlc

I

I

I

Item ‘l-ape No. of Control HANES I

- # I,clc. Posi Lbns ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source—— .-. .—— —— ..——.—.— ..

Other Findings:

585 1 Muscle Wastings (Gluteal)

1 - Right 1~ - Left

3 - Both

8

7Blank 23792

586 1 Trochanter tenderness

1 - Right 9

2 - Left 12

3- Both 17

Blank 23770

587 1 Grotn tenderness

1 - Right 1

2 - Left 33 - Both o

I-d

Blanlc 23804s1 583 1 Other

1 - Right 232 - Left 83 - BothBlank

3123746

589 1 JOINTS1 – No findings 58262- !?inclings 1066Blanlc 16916

25

26

2323734

//—.

I

-1-1

I

——.

.—__—-———1.

1

1

1

1

1

,

IIEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (lIANES I)

ITE}f DESCRIPTION & CODES

Smiling1 – Right

2 - Left

3 - i30t111.

Blank .

Dtiformity

1 - Right

2 - Le.Et

3 - 130EllBlank

~-imttation1 - Right

2 - Left

3 - BothBlanlc

Pain on motion

1 - Right2 - Left3 - BothBlanlc

Other

1 - Right2 - Left

3 - BothBlank

Tender

1 - Right2 - Left

3 - BothBlanlc

Control

Counts

1

1

023806

1

11

23805

394443

23682

555343

23657

764

23791

231710

23758

I

IIANES I

Data Source

I

I

II

1

II

)

1

1

I

1


S-llrlll Tape No. of Control HANES I

._~~__ Loc. Pusi.tjons ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Count6 Data Source.—- .——... .

59] 1 Swelling1 - Rig~t 12 - Left o3 - BcJEhBlank

223805

598 1 Deformity1 - Right 42 - Left3 - Both

7

Blank3

23794

599 1 Limitation1 - Right 182 - Left 133 - Both 5B1anlc 23772

I.]L,: 600 1 Pain on motion—.! 1 - Right 17

2 - Left”3 - Both

95

Blanlc 23777

601 1. Other1- Right 42- Left 13 - Both 6B1ank 23797

FJR1Srr

(,02 1 Tender1- Right 182 - Left 73 - Both 15Blank 9’J7L!2LJ,””

IIEAI,TII AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (llANES 1)

Control HANES II’1’l;~I DESCRIIJ’I’ION & CODES Counts Data Source

——.——-.——

;;! !,., l~li

i: Right 8

! - l. I_!l L 1

J-1:)111 1

Ill 1111< 23798

Q!Z’!!7W.1 - R[!:IIL 11

2 - I,c!ft 7

3- Bollll 7

El1nnk 23783

1.IIlli ttitilln——1 - r{l~llt 13

2 - IJL’ft 43 – ];o LII 13

[j 1~111( 23778

l’:llli on motion———1 - Riglit 7

2- I,eft 6

~ - ~(>Lll 8

El :Inlc 23787

OLll~,r——. —1 - llf~ht 2

2- 14cft 2

3- rhl~h 5H] ank 23799

1,1111’ACA1{l’01’llALMGEAL (Number involved)——

‘Tender--RighE—.1-5 - Number as given 36ULank 23772

_—..—Itell

#. . .-

1

I

——TapeLo c ..—— —-——

()()!

610

(311

t,lq

1113

[)1 “t

(115

616

6J.7

No. ofrosit-ions......—

1

1

1

1

1

1

llEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (lIANL?SI)


Tencler--Left

1-5 – Number as

Blanlc

Swdlin~--Right

1-5 - Number asBlank

Swellfng--Left1–5 - Number asBlank

given

given

given

lleformfty-–Rigl~t

y~5 – Number as given

Blank

Deformity--Left

1-5 - Number as givenBlank

Linlitation--Right

1-5 - Number as givenBlade

Limitation--Left—.1-5 - Number as given

8lauk

Pain on motion-–Right

1-5 – Number as given

B1ank.

Pain on motion--Left1-5 – Number as given

Blank

Control

counts

22

23786

17

23791

1223796

28

23780

26

23782

1723791

1523793

923799

10

23798

HANES IData Source

111-11#

1-

1

1’;111!:

I ,),. .

111’:

(111)

(, ‘(l

()’1

(,I )

I,”J1

1,”1

(,”)’,

{,’!(,

lllJ. Uf

‘ll~:[llllllls

1

I

1

1.

1

1

I

1

1

mmfm AND NUTRITION EXJOIINAHON SURVEY (I]ANES I)

—

I’1’l;M DESCRIP’I’1ON & CODES—— -—.

0:.111 1“--lllgllt. .——I=i - ;! II III I) L4L- .4s glvell

Iil:[llk

(.)Lll(.’j-––l, crL______ __1-5 - ill.llllbt,r as givenTJ1;1111:

l’l~LJYlhlAl,lNTEl{ PIIALANGIIAL (number involved)———_

‘~L’llLICL---]{i}:llt

1-5 - Nmnl)er as

131.Illli

S(,J6I 1 Illf; --L~ft——__1-5 - N~ulll~cr as

B 1:.I1lIC

given

given

given

gi Ven

DC [IJJ-))ll LV--Rlgllt..— —1-5 - Nlw{l)er as given1; I.LII)IC

h ~Lll”ll( ( ~JT-–Lef t—.—— . ——i~5 - NlldJl?r as

B 1:1llk

given

I.ill[i E:lL-lon–-Rigl]t—————1–5 - Nmuber as given1!I :1111.

ControlCounts

923799

1323795

5623752

3223776

7123737

4823760

9523713

7923729

8423724

HANES I

Data Source

————IL-(+11

1/...-

1

c/31)

1

.——‘Til [1 (?

t,oc.—-. .

.—No. of

l’osit.[on:——.——.

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

I


ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES———

Linlitati.on-–Left.—1-5 - Number as givenl?llanlc

)

Pain on motion–-Right

1-5 - Number as given

Blanlc

Pain on motion--Left1–5 - NumberBlank

Other--Right1-5 - Number1!lunk

Other--Left

1-5 - NumberBlanlc

as given

as given

as given

DISTALINIYZR PHALANGEAL

!rc.lllder--r<i~ht

1-5 ~ NumberD 1allk

Tender--Left

1-5 - NumberJ31anlc

as given

as given

Swell.Lng--Right

1-5 - Number as givenBlank

Swelling--Left


B1ank

Control

Counts

64

23744

19

23789

1’

17

23791

13

23795

22

23786

4623762

26237d2

3523773

2B23780

HANES I

Data Source

1


I No. of

Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

I

636 1 Dt

T

eformit y--Right

-5 - Number as given

Blank

Deformity--Left1-5 - Number as given

Blank

Limitation--Ri~ht1-5 - Number as givenBlank

1 Limitation--Left1-5 - Number as given

Blank

1 Herberden’s Nodes--Right1-5 – Number as given

Blank

1 Herberclen’s Nodes--Left1-5 - Number as given

Blank

1 Pain on Motion--Right1-5 - Number as given

Blank

1 Pain on Motion--Left1-5 - Number as given

Blank

1 Other--Right


Blank

.

-103

23705

9823710

65

23743

6523743

31523493

286

23522

923799

923799

17

23791

,

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EWIINATION SURVEY (IIANEs 1)

Item Tap e No. of Control HANIIS I

# Loc . Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source-—

645 1 Other--Left

1-5 - Number as given 21Blank

) 23787

OTHER JOINTS .

ANKLE646 1 Tender

1 - Right 102 - Left 43 – BothBlank

823786

647 1 Swelling

1 - Right 102 - Left 5

I 3 – BothBlank

9m& 23784

I648 1 Deformity

1 - Right2 - Left

13

35

- Both 9Blank 23781

649 1 Limitation

1 - Right 112 - Left

3 - Both7

Blanlc9

23781

650 1 Pain on Motion1 - Right 102 - Left 93 - BothBlank

423785

I

mm

I

“rapeLot.

651

652

653

654

,



Other1 - Right2 - Left3 – BothBlanlc .

FEET

Tender1 - Right2 - Left3- 130thBlank

Swelling1 - Right2 - Left3 - BothBlanlc

Deformity1 - Right2 - Left3- BothBlank

I I I 2 - Left3 - Both

I I IBlank656 1 Pain on Motion

1 - Right2 - Left3- BothBlank

Control

Imm

Counts Data Source

561

23796

213

23802

224

23800

61

1223789

141

23802

022

23804

:S I

.—Iten

- #

I

m0-!

1

TapeLot.

657

658

659

660

661

662

No. OfPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EWINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

ITEN DESCRIPTION & CODES

Other1 - Right2 - Left3 - BothB1ank .

BACK1 - No findings2 – FindingsBlank

Findings

Scoliosis1 - YesB1ank

Kyphosis1 - YesBlank

Lordosis1 - YesBlanlc

Tenderness

Sciatic Notch1 - Right2 - Left3 - BothBlank

ControlCounts

615

23796

5716117616916

20223606

23023578

12923679

251436

23733

HANIM IData Source

HEAI,TH m NUTRITION EWIINATION sURvEY (HANEs 1)

Item Tape No. of

—Control HANES I

?’/ Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES counts Data Source

——

663 1 Sacroiliac

1 - Right 342 - Left 22

3- Both

Blank

7823674

664 1 Other

1 - Yes 106

Blank 23702

Limitation on Motion

665 1 Cervical Spine

1 - Yes 307

Blank 23501

666 1 Thoracic Spine

1 - Yes 651 BlanlcWJ

23743

--lI 667 1 Lumbar Spine Flexion

1 - Yes 168

Blank 23640

I 668 I 1 Lumbar Spine–-Right Lateral Flexion

II

II1 - Yes

Blank

I 669 I 1 ILumbar Spine-- Left Lateral Flexion

i“- Yes

Blanlc

t

19523613

192

23616

Item

#

I

0303

I

Tape

Lot.

670

671

672

673

674

675

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1



Full Extension

1 - Yes

Blank)

Pain on Motion1 – Negative

2 – Positive

Blank

Flexion

Cervical

1 - Yes

Blank

Thoracic1 - Yes

Blank

Low Back1 – Yes

Blank

Diffuse

1 - Yes

Blank

676 1 Uncertatn

1 - Yes

I Blank

Extension

677 1 Cervical

1 – YesBlank

Control HANES ICounts Data Source

16223646

4521310

18977

5723751

1323795

13223676

923799

123807

8223726

————

I

w.U3

I

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LOC .

678

h]!)

Elfin

681.

682

683

68[+

(185 1

,

]lEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HAIWIS 1)


Thoracic

1 – Yes

Blank1

LCIW Back

1- Yes

Blank

Diffuse

1- Yes

Blank

Uncertain

1 - Yes

Blank

RiUht Lateral Bendin~

Cervical

1- Yes

Blank

Thoracic

1 - Yes

Blank

Low Back

1 - YesBlank

Diffuse1 - Yes

Blanlc

Control IIANES ICounts Data Source

923799

12523683

823800

023808

10223706

1223796

12923679

1523793

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EX.AMl’NATIONSURVEY (HANES I)

Item Tape No. Of Control HANES I

- # Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES counts Data Source

686 1 Uncertain

1 - Yes

Blank

1

23807

Left Lateral Bending

687 1 Cervical

1 - Yes 110Blank 23698

688 1 Thoracic

1 - Yes 11

Blank 23797

689 1 Low Baclc

1 – YesI Blanlc

14523663

mo

690 1 DiffuseI

I-Yes’ 15

Blank 23793

691 1 Uncertain

1 - Yes

Blank

o23808

Right Rotation

692 1 Cervical

1 - Yes 76

B1anlc 23732

693 1 Thoracic

1 - Yes 12

Blank 931QL-4, ,“

1


I

Item Tape No. of Control HANES I# Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source-—

694 1 Low Back

1 - Yes

Blank73

23735

695 1 Diffuse

1 - Yes 14Blank 23794

696 1 Uncertain

1 - Yes oBlank 23808

Left Rotation

697 1 Cervical

1 - Yes 80Blank 23728

I

mw 698 1 Thoracic

I 1 - Yes

Blank12

23796

699 1 Low Back1 - Yes 76Blanlc 23732

700 1 Diffuse

1 - Yes

Blank15

23793

701 1 Uncertain

1 - Yes oBlank 23808

,

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HAN!ISI)

.—1telm

#.—

I

ar~I

TapeT,uc.

7n2

703

704

705

706

707-710

No. of?Osltiolls

1

1

1

1

1

4


STMIGHT-LEG RAISING TEST

Right Leg1- Negative2 - Positive8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Increase on Ankle (right leg)1 - Yes2-No8 - Blank, butBlank

Left Leg1 - Negative2 - Positive8- Blank, butBlank

applicable

applicable

Increase Dorsiflexion (left leg)1 - Yes2 - No8 - Blank, but applicableBlanlc

Other Systems1 - No findings2 - Findings8 - Blanlc,butBlank

applicable

BLOOD PRESSURE

0100-1259 - Time as given8888 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

ControlCounts

670814935

16916

796698115

16916

671913035

16916

836696113

16916

66152707

16916

687715

16916

HAms I

Data Source

See Detailed Notes

HEALTH AND mTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

Item

. il——

I

‘rapeLOC.

711

712-714

715-717

718-720

1

3

3

3

3

1

1


AM or PM

1 - A.M.‘2 - pm}f,

8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Recumbent--Systolic065-300 - Range as given


Recumbent--Diastolic035-186 - Range as given


Sitting--Systolic065-300 - Range as given


Sitting--Diastolic022-180 - Range as given

888 - Blank, bu~ applicableBlank

Summary of Diagnostic Impression1 - Normal2 - AbnormalBlank

ICD CODES

Severity1 - Minimum~ - Moderate3 - Severe8- 131ank,but applicableBlank

Control

Counts

2491438615

16916

685834

16916

685438

16916

685339

16916

684943

16916

2337455516916

1044946133120

21565

HANES I

Data Source I

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726

727-729

730

731

732-734

735

No. OfPositions

1

3

1

1

3

1

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CertaintyO–9 - Degree of certaintydash - Blanlc, but applicableBlank

ICD Code

000-999Blank

Severity

1 - Minimum

2- Moderate

3 - Severe8- Blank, but applicable

BIanlc

Certainty

O-9 - Degree of certaintyDash – Blank, but applicable

Blank .

ICD Code

XOO-999 - Code as given

Blank

Severity1 - Minimum2 - Moderate

3 – Severe8 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

ControlCounts

2114129

21565

224321565

2923135478

23071

67364

23071

73723071

117

1101641

23524

I

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I

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lIEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

Item Tape No. of Control HANES I

# I,fIc. Pnsition9 ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

]3b 1 Certainty

o-9 - Degree of certainty 256

Dash - Blank, but applicable 28

Blank 23524

737- 3 ICD Cocle

739 000-999 - Code as given 284

Blank 23524

740 1 Severity

1 - Minimum 1000

2 – Moderate 700

3- Severe 99

8 - Blank, but applicable 133

Blank 21876

741 1 CertaintyI O-9 – Degree of certainty 1809

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Blank 21876I

742- 3 ICD Code7/,[1 XOO-999 - Code as given 1932

Blank 21876

745 1 Severity

1 - Minimum 251

2 - Moderate 209

3 - Severe 31

8 – Blank, but applicable 62

Blank 23255

746 1 Certainty

0-9 – Degree of certainty 517


Blank 23255

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747-749

750

751

752-754

755

756

757-759

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3

1

1

3

1

1

3

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ICD CodeXOO-999 – Code as given

Blank

Severity1 - Minimum

2 - Moderate

3 – Severe8 - Blardc, but applicableBlank

Certainty

O-9 - Degree of certaintyDash – Blank, but applicable

Blank

ICD Code


Blank

Severity

1 - Minimum2- Moderate3 – Severe8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Certainty

O–9 - Degree of certaintyDash – Blank, but applicable

Blanlc

ICD CodeXOO-999 - Code as givenBlank

,

Control

Counts

55323255

5845724

23674

12113

23674

13423674

2822313639

23220

55236

23220

58923.22(3

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760

761

762-764

765

766

J67-769

No. ofPositions

1

1

3

1

1

3

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Severity1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- Severe8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Certaintyo-9 - Degree of certaintyDash - Blank, but applicableBlanlc

ICD CodeXOO-999 - CodeBlanlc

Severity1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- Severe8 - Blanlc,butBlank

as given

applicable

CertaintyO-9 - Degree of certaintyDash - Blanlc,but applicableBlanlc

ICD Code000-999 - Code as givenB1ank

ControlCounts

3944917

23699

9910

23699

10923699

8’1023

23785

212

23785

2323785

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1

1

3



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2 - Moderate

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O-9 - Degree of certaintyDash - Blank, but applicable

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Blank

Severity1 – Minimum

2 - Moderate

3 - Severe8 - Blanic, but applicableBlank

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830855183169

21771

I 1890147

21771

203721771

2833278096

23022

Certainty

O-9 - Degree of certaintyDash - Blank, but applicable

Blank

ICD Code


Blank

72561

23022

78623022

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- # Loc . Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source I

780 1 Severity

1 - Minimum 1012 - Moderate 1233 - severe 228- Blank, but applicable 45 1

Blank 23517

781 1 Certainty

o-9 - Degree of certainty 267

Dash - Blank, but applicable 24I

Blanlc 23517 1

782- 3 ICD Code

784 XOO-999- Code as given 291 \Blank 23517

785 1 Severity

1 - Minimum 122I

m 2 - Moderate 86ID 3- Severe 17I 8- Blank, but applicable 14 1

Blanlc 23569 , I

706 1 Certainty

O-9 - Degree of certainty 232

Dash - Blank, but applicable 7 I

Blank 23569

787- 3 ICD Code

789 XOO-999- Code as given 239

B1ank 23569

79(-I 1 Severity

1 - Minimum 202 - Moderate 29

3- Severe 6

8- Blank, but applicable 9

Blanlc 23744

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791 1 Certainty

o-9 - Degree of certainty

Dash -61

Blank, but applicable 1

Blank3

23744 ; I

792- 3 ICD Code

794 XOO-999 - Code as given 64Blank 23744

795 1 Severity

1 - Minimum

28

- Moderate

3 – Severe191

8 - Blank, but applicable 1Blank 23779

IF 796 1 Certaintyo0 0-9 - Degree of certainty 28I Dash – Blank, but applicable 1!

Blanlc 23799

797- 3 ICD Code

799 00!3-999 - Code as given 29 1

888 - Blank, but applicable oBlank 23779 I

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800- 25 DATA USER WORK AREA

824 OCULAR FUNDI ,r Physician’s Supplement

825 1 Normal1 – Right 352 - Left 28

*+

3 - Both 25628 - Blank, but applicable 99

Blank 21084

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827

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830

831

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Positions

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Fundus Not Visualized

1 - Right2 - Left

3 – WJtllBlank

Globe Absent

1 - Right

2 - Left

3 - BothBlank

Increased Light Reflex

1 - Right2 - Left

3 - Both

Blank

Narrow Arterioles

1- Rigll~2 - Left3 - Both

Blank

Tortuous Arterioles

1 - Right2 - Left

3 - BothBlank

AV Compression

1 - Right2 - Left3- BothBlanlc

Control

Counts

1216

5023730

2

42

23800

3348

23754

53

13923661

2195

23710

1276

23729

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832

833

834

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836

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1

1

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1

1

1

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Hemorrhage

1 - Right

2 - Left

3 - BothBlank

Exudate

1 - Right2 – Left

3 - BothBlank

Venous Engorgement

1 - Right

2- Left

3 - Both

Blanlc

Papilledma

1 - Right

2 - Left’

3 - Both

B1ank

Disc Abnormal

1- Right

2- Left

3 - BothBlank

Lens Opacities1 - Right

2 - Left

3 - Both

Blank

ControlCounts

211

23804

7110

23790

1

026

23781

000

23808

110

23806

202230

23736

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ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES—

Iritis1- Right2 - Left3 - 13nthBlank

other1- Right2 - Left3 - BothBlank

DATA USER WORK AREA

ControlCounts

o00

23808

151432

23747

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DETAILED NOTES ,

TAEEEPOSITION 10 ,“.. .

Size of Plac”e

Size of place classification was derived from the 196cIcensus. Accordingto the definition used in the 1960 census, the urban population wascomprised of all persons living in (a) places of 2,500 inhabitants or more

incorporated as cicies, boroughs, villages and towns (except towns in NewYork, ?!ewEngland, and Wisconsin); (b) the densely settled urban fringe,whether incorporated or unincorporated, of urbanized areas; (c) towns inNew England and tow-reshipsin “!~ewJersey and Pennsylvania which containedno incorporated municipalities as subdivisions and had either 2,500inhabitants or more, or a population of 2,500 to 25,000 and a densityof 1,500 persons or more per square mile; (d) counties in states otherthan the IiewEngland sta~es, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, that had noincorporated municipalities within their boundaries and had a density of11500 persons per square mile; and (e) unincorporated places of 2,500inhabitants or more not included in any urban fringe. The remaining ,---

populati~n was classified as rural.

Urban areas are further classified by population size for places withinurbanized areas and other places outside urbanized areas.

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SMSA 7

iA standard metropolitan statistical area is basically a county or a group

,

of contiguous counties which contains at least one city of 50,000 inhabitants

or more, or “twin cities” with a combined population of’at least 50,000.

In addition to the county or counties containing such a city or cities,

contiguous counties are included in an SMSA if, according to the 1960 ~nsus,

they are socially and economically integrated with the central city.

Each SMSA must include at least one central city, and the complete title

of an SHSA identifies the central city or cities.

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 22 AND 103

Race

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The race of the respondent was marked by observation and it was assumed

the race of all related persons was the same as the respondent unless

otherwise learned. The race categories were ‘White”, ““Negro” or “other.”

If the appropriate category could not be marked”by observation, then race

was asked. Persons of races other than White or Negro, such as Japanese,

Chinese, .4mericanIndian, Korean, Hindu, Eskimo, etc. were reported as

“Other.” Mexicans were included with ‘White” unless definitely known to

be American Indian or of other nonwhite race..

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 34-35

Total Family Income Group

The income group represents the total combined family income for the past

twelve (12) months. It includes income from all sources such as wages,

salaries, social security or retirement benefits, help from relatives,

rent from property and so forth. The income groups were not reconciled

to the component parts (tape positions 36-94).

parts were not asked when the gross income was

However, amounts greater than $6,999 appear in

67-70, and 72-75. Some respondent’sreported a

The income component

greater than $6,999 per annum.

tape positions 37-40,

loss of income .from their

nonfarm business, professional practice, partnership or farm and this

explains why some data fields are ~reater than $6,999, but rhe individual

total in tape positions 91-94 does not exceed this figure.

DETAILED NOTES

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TAPE POSITIONS 95-99P

Family Unit Code

-Kll related sample persons in the same family unit have the same computer

generated family unit code. This will enable detailed analysis of the

individual family unit.

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‘1( UNITED STATES II OUTLYING AREAS OF THE U.S. I

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I -. I StandardI Code II Name of Place

II ,T5E,.?3I

%1- n7 Americm Samoa 60ALASKA Alaska 02 Canal Zone 61ARIZO::.4 Ariz. 04 Canton and Enderbuq Islands 62 .ARKX:5.\S Ark. 05 Caroline Islands 63CALIFORNIA Calif. 06 I]Cook Islands 6G

.. .- , “,,–-—- ‘r-._ J— cc

‘DIST. O-F‘COLU?!~l.A-D.C. 11 llT.in- Tcl=rIri~ - Sn,,rhprn I 68 ~FLORIDA Fla. 12 1( ,.ld L

GEORGI.A Ga. 13 ““--

!! ----- -------- - - --------

illf--- .lana Islands 6;

rlsrshallIslands 70Plidwav Islands 71Puerto Rico 72- , -–. ,— “ -L–--– 1 -F*

HAWA1I Hawaii 15IDAHO Idaho 16ILLIKOIS Ill. 17 lrwu~yn Lslanas - >oucnernINDI#JJA Ind, 18 Swan Islands ;:10WA Iowa 19 Tokelau Islands 75KANSAS Kans. 20 U.S. Mist r~r<hht=>n 76

KEXTUCK1’ Kv . 21 “ - .,,--I TA .. 7., -%-A.,. I T– I -I+

- . --- - A --- -.. 1 r

[ U.il. !’QSC. Pacific Islands ;?LUU13L.-LVA La. LL Virgin Islands 78l’L41NE ~laine 23 Wake Islands 79MARYL)JJ3 }fd. 24 Cuba 80‘MASSACHUSETTS 1.!2ss. 25 lJestIndies 81

%.mruTfl,K7 x{:-k 9L I xl- -4-L A--,-: .----- ------ . al--- --- . . --- . . . ---------

MIIJKESOTA Minn. ii South America iiMISSISSIPPI Miss. 28 Europe 93..-------- ., 29 Africa 94

.. ,.. n.LPlL2tb UL’Y. L ?10 .

MONTANA Ffont. 5U Asia

NEBRkS~LA Nebr. 31 Adstr61a5ia ;2

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32 Pacific Islands 97NEW HAXPSHIFS N.H. 33FiT!=L7 TPFC!=’7 11 q~

I,.-” .JA4A.-IUA I W..I. I .T II 1 1

hZW KEXICO N. Mex. I -35

:JOiiTH CAROLIKA N.C, 37NORTH DAI:OTA N. Dak. 38OHIO Ohio 39OKL.IHOK1 Okla. 40OREGON Ore%. 41PEh7JSYL\’.QiIA Pa. 4?

RHODE ISL.X\~ F.-I. &4

SOLVEiC.iF.OLIN.+ S.C. 45SOUTH D.AI:OT’A S. Dzk. Lb

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 132-134 AND

Industry and Occupation Codes

135-137

A person.’soccupation may be defined as his principal job or business.

For this.suney purpose, the principal job or business of a respondent is

defined in one of the following ways: If the person worked during the

two week interview period or had a job or business, the question concerning

his occupation (or work) applies to his job during that period. If tlhe

respondent held more than one job, the question is directed to the one

at which he spent the most time. It refers to the one he considers mc)st

important when equal time is spent at each job. A person who has not begun

work at a new job, is looking for work, or is on layoff from work is

questioned about his last full-time civilian job. A full-time job is

defined as one at which the person spent 35 or more hours per week arid

which lasted two consecutive weeks or more. A person who has a job to

. .,which he has not yet reported and has never had a previous j’obor business

is classified as a “new worker.”

A

The 1970 census of population Alphabetical Index of Industries and Occupations

was used in the coding of both the industry and occupation.

Library of Congress Number 74-612012. For sale by the Superintendent

of Documents,

$3.00. Stock

U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402.

Number 0301-2283,

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITION 146

Land used for farming purposes (Code 1 in Tape Position 146) was

identified as being xmral land (Code 2 in Tape Position 13)

consisting of 10 or more acres (Code 1 in Tape Position 14) with

crop sales amounting to $50 or more (Code 2 in Tape Position 15),

or rural land (Code 2 in Tape Position 13) consisting of less

than 10 acres (Code 2 in Tape Position 14) with crop sales

amounting to $250 or more (Code 3 in Tape Position 16). AU

Other land is classified as nonfarm (Code 2 in Tape Position 146).

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 147-149,.

Poverty Index--Incomestatus was determinedby the Povert’ Income Ratio (PIR).1/Poverty statisticspublished in the Census Bureau reports_were based on the

poverty index developed by the Social SecurityAdministrationin 1964. (Fora detailed discussionof the SSA poverty standards,see reference 2.) Modifica-tions in the definitionof poverty were adopted in 1969.~/ The standard dataseries in poverty for statisticaluse by all executivedepartmentsand establish-ments has been established.~1

The two componentsof the PIR are ‘thetotal income of the household(numerator)and a multiple of the total income necessary to maintain a familyw%th given characteristicson a nutritionallyadequate food pla~i(denominator).The donor value of the denominatorof the PIR is constructedfrom a food plan(economyplan) necessary to maintain minimum recommendeddaily nutritionalrequirements. The economy plan is designatedby the Departmentof Agriculturefor “emergencyor temporaryuse when funds are low.’!

For familiesof three or more persons, the poverty level was set at threetimes the cost of the economy food plan. For smaller families and personsliving alone, the cost of the economy food plan was adjusted by the relativelyhigher fixed expenses of these smaller households.

The denominatoror poverty income cutoff adjusts the family poverty incomemaintenance requirementsby.the family size, the sex of the family head, theage of the family head in familieswith one or two members, and the place ofresidence (farm,nonfarm). Annual revisions of the poverty income cutoffs arebased on the changes in the average cost of living as reflected in the ConsumerPrice Index.

As shown in the table, the annual income corisideredto be the povertylevel increasesas the family size increases. A familywith any combinationof characteristicsand with the same income as shown in the table has beendesignatedas having a PIR or poverty level of 1.0. The same family with twicethe income found in the tablewould have a PIR of 2.0. Ratios of less than 1.0can be describedas “below poverty,’*ratios greater than or equal to 1.0, as“at or above poverty?”

Poverty thresholdsare computedon a national basis only. No attempt hasbeen made to adjust these thresholdsfor regional, State, or other localvariation in the cost of living (exceptfor the farm, nonfarm difference).None of the noncash public welfare benefits such as food stamp bonuses or freefood commoditiesare includedin the income of the low income families receivingthese benefits.

~jcurrent PopulationReDorts, “Consumer Income,” Series P-60, No. 77, May 7, 1971

~/Orshansky,M.: “Counting the Poor: Another Look at the Poverty Profile,” SocialSecurityBulletin,January 1965;’’Who’sWho Among the Poor: A Demographic View ofPoverty,”Social SecuritvBulletin,July 1965.

~/Current PopulationReports, “Special Studies,” Series P-23, No. 28, August 12, 1969.

&/Circular No. A-46, TransmittedMemorandumNo. 9, ExecutiveOffice of the Presidenz,Bureau of the Budget,August 29, 1969, and Exhibit L (rev.).

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TA2E POSITIONS 147-149

.,

Weighted average thresholds zt the low incc= level in 1971 by xize of family and sex—of head, by farm-nonfarm residence

size of fzmnily Total

All unrelated individuals-------- $;,:3;Under 65 years-----------------65 yeara and ovez-------------- 1:931

All fam.flie9--------------------- 3,7002 persons---------------------- 2,512Head under 65 years------------ 2,699Head 65 years and over--------- 2B42L3 persons ---------------------- 3,2074 persons---------------------- 4,1135 persons---------------------- 4,8456 persons---------------------- 5,4417 persons or more-------------- 6,67a

Naafarm

Total

$;,::

1:940

3,7242,6332,7162,44a3,2294,137.4,8805,&B96,751

Halelhead

$2,1362,1811,959

3,7642,6412,7312,&503,2h64,1394,8W5,b926,771

Fzlelhead

$1,9782,0171,934

3,k282,5812,6352,$373,1274,1164,0375,.4606,583

Total

$1,7271,0051,652

3,2352,2192,317‘2,0822,7453,5274,1594,6a85,736

Farm

$1,7s31,B531,666

3,2422,2242,3222,0812,7493,5284,159&,6895,749

F-lelhead

$1,6691,7151,643

3,0792,1302,1952,0892,6273,5134,1484.6565;516

IFor ~relaced indivitials, sex of the individual.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of C~erce, Social and Zconomlc Statistics Administration, U:S. Bu-reau of the Census “CharacreriEtic5 of che tiw Iruome Population: 1971,” C.urrenc PopulationReports, Series P-60, No. 86, p. 18.

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DETAILED NOTES

TwE BOSITION 150

The United States was divided into four broad geographic regions ofapproximately equal population. Those regions,which deviate somewhat fromthe groups used by the Bureau of the Census,are as follows:

E%@ States Included

Northeast Maine,Vermont, NewConnecticut, Rhodeand Pennsylvania

Hampshire, Massachusetts,Island, New York, New Jersey,

South

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Midwest

West

Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia,West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee,North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas

Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin,“Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri

Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, NewMexico, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas,Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho,Utah, Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming-

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 158-193

E4NES is a multistage, stratified, probability sample of loose clusters ofpersons in land-based segments. In addition, HANES is composed of twodistinct examination components--a nutrition screening a~amination (takenby all examinees) and a more detailed examination taken by a pre-selectedsubsample of all examinees, ages 25-74. For the nutrition screening examina-tion, locations 1-35 and 1-65 constituted national probability samplesand for the detailed examination, locations 1-35, 1-65, 66-100 and 1-100all constitute national probability samples. In other words, HAYES iscomposed of six distinct subsamples of the U.S. population. For a moredetailed discussion of the sample design see Series 1, Nos. 10a and 10c.

Since each of these six subsamples is a distinct subsample of the U.S.population, each subsarnplerequires a different set of weights. The weightsare based upon the probability of selection into the sample, adjustmentsfor nonresponse and further adjustments to approximate the U.S. noninstitu- .tionalized population as of the midpoint of each subsample.

In order to select all of those examinees in a particular subsample, i.e.received a particular exam component, it is necessary to exclude allexaminees with a weight of zero or blank. It is also necessary to excludeall zero or blank weights because that is the only way to differentiatemissing data due to nonresponse from data that is missing because the sampledesign dictated that a particular examinee was not supposed to receive aparticular examination component.

It is suggested that any analyses that a].edesired by the researcher beperformed using the greatest number of examinees possible; that is, if theresearcher is interested in an exam component of the nutrition screeningexamination he should use the weight and consequently the data from the 65location subsample rather than the 35 location subsample. For the detailedexamination, the researcher should use the 100 location subsample ratherthan one of the othe~s. Hovever, some exam components were only done in aparticular subsample; for example, only at the first 35 locations. Inthat case, the researcher has no choice in selecting a particular subsample.

There may be occasions when a researcher may want to make comparisons ofestimates obtained from various subsamples. For example, the prevalence “ofsome disease condition as estimated from the first 35 locations could becompared with an estimate based upon locations 66-100. The researcher ‘mayalso want to formulate hypotheses using one subsample and test those hypotheses

using another subsample.

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DETAILED NOTES

BLOOD PRESSURE

TAPE POSITIONS 228-233, 707-723

At the beginning of the physical examination the physician took thesample person’s blood pressure while the sample person was in a sittingposition. For those in the detailed sample the nurse took the-person’s blood pressure twice more at the end of the exam, once whilethe sample person was recumbent and again while sitting. The following~~idelines, based on the American Heart Association% “Recommendationsfor Human Blood Pressure Determinations by Sphygmomanometers”[Comnittee to Revise Standardization of High Blood Pressure Readings,New York; American Heart Association, October, 1951) were generallyobserved:

1. The cuff was at least 20 percent wider than the diameterof the arm or covered approximately two-thirds of the arm.(An adult 13 cm. cuff and a pediatric 9.5 cm. cuff wereprovided,)

2. The manometer was at eye level with the physician.

3. The meniscus of the mercury instruments was checked weeklyfor zero-level calibration.

4. While measuring, the rate of falling pressure was maintained2-3 mm. Hg per heartbeat, which was slow enough to detectthe first and last sounds but sufficiently rapid to avoidthe intermittent trapping of blood between systolic anddiastolic levels.

5. For diastolic pressure, the level was recorded at the pointof complete cessation of Korotkoff’s sounds or, if therewas no cessation, the point of muffling.

6. Measurements were recorded to

For detailed evaluation and extensivepressure, see NCHS Series 11, Numbers

the nearest 2 mm. on the scale.

analysis of the first blood150 and 203.

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DETAILED NOTES

TKPE POSITION 260

Thyroid Evaluation:

The World Health Organization (WHO) criteria used for grading goiter are:

Grade O:

Grade 1:

Grade 2:

Grade 3:

Persons without goiter. By definition, these are persons whosethyroid glands are less than 4 to 5 times enlarged,

Persons with palpable goiters. The thyroid is considered to be more

than 4 to 5 times enlarged although not visible with head in normal

position. Most of these will be readily visible with the head thrownback and the neck fully extended.

Persons with visible goiters. Persons with goiters which areeasily visible with the head in normal position, but which are

smaller than those in Grade 3. Palpation may be helpful indetermining the mass of the gland, but is not needed for diagnosis,

Persons with very large goiters. The goiters of persons in thiscategory can be recognized at a considerable distance. They are

grossly disfigured and may be of such size as to cause mechanicaldifficulties with respiration and the wearing of clothes.

(perez, C., Scrimshaw, N.S., and Munoz, J.~., Technique of endemic

goitre surveys. In endemic Goitre; p. 369, see esp. p. 376,

World Health Organization Monograph Series No. 44, Geneva, 1960.)

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 285-289 AND 292-296

Area(s) of Mass(es) -- Positions 285-289

If mass(es) were present. the number(s) of the location(s), using the number(s)on the body diagram, were recorded. Thethe center of the mass.

Area(s) of Surgical Scar(s) -- Positions

If scar(s) were present the number(s) ofon the body diagram, were recorded. Thethe center of the scar(s).

number used was the one-which located

292-296

the location(s), using the number(s)number used was the one which located

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ICDA CODES

TAPE POSITIONS333-359,725-799

Physicianswere instructedto record their findingsof abnormalconditionson the examinationform and to code these using the first 3 digits of theEighth Revisionof the InternationalClassificationof DiseasesAdaptedfor Use in the United States. For those in the detailed sample therewere conditionscoded at the end of both the general (GeneralMedicalExamination,Ages 1-74) and detailedexaminationforms (GeneralMedicalExamination,Ages 25-74);these codes are not necessarilythe same.In recordingfindingson the general form the physiciangenerallyrecordedall abnormalconditionsregardlessof the severityof theconditionor certaintyof the diagnosis;but, some physiciansweremore selectivethan others, coding as ICDA codes (Positions333-3S9)only those conditionsthey felt to be significantor were certain about.At the end of the detailedexam form (Positions725-799)the physicianswere instructedto indicatethe severityof the conditionand certaintyof their diagnosis. Since the detailed examinationemphasizedthecardiovascular,respiratoryand musculoskeletalsystems,codes relatingto these systemsare more frequentlyfound and are more exact on thedetailedform than on the general form, and codes relatingto othersystemsmay be found more frequentlyon the general form. Conditionscoded on the general form by the physicianshave been supplementedbyDivisionstaff who have coded physicians!write-in entries.

In editingthe data certain editorialdecisionshave been made. Surgicalcodes are prefacedwith an “X” (e.g.,X22, operationson thyroid andparathyroid). On the -r al Medical Exanmatlon

. .(AQes1-74) form,

the followingconditionswere not coded: ear wax, sparsehair, neckvein distention,deviated septum,pal~conjunctiva,nose bleed, andpregnancy;the followingcodes for,surgicalscars have been removed:XOO, X21, X38, X41, X43> X51, X52, X55-X60,X67-X72,X77-X78,X82-X85;and only current fractureswere coded as fractureswhile old fractureswere coded for limitationor deformity.

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