Scientific Data DocumentationHousehold Youth Questionnaire - Ages Less Than 17 YearsThird National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1988-91 HOUSEHOLD YOUTH QUESTIONNAIRE DATA (Ages 2 months through 16 years) File Number 77550 Version 1, September 1995The third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III) was conducted from October 1988 through October 1994. The data presented in this publication and on the accompanying data file are from the first three years of the six year survey.Persons 2 months-16 yearsNumber of persons in 1988-91 sample: 7886 Number of persons in 1988-91 interviewed: 7344 Number of persons in 1988-91 examined: 6850CAUTION BEFORE USING THIS DATA FILE, PLEASE READ THIS PAGEo It is essential that you have a copy of "Plan and Operation of the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1988-94" DHHS Publication No. (PHS) 94-1308, and "Sample design: third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey" DHHS Publication No. (PHS) 92- 1387, before conducting analyses of the data on this data file. These two publications are available from the Government Printing Office at the address below. The Plan and Operation report is GPO Stock #017-022- 01260-0 and costs $25.00. The Sample Design report is GPO Stock #017-022-01166-2 and costs $2.25.Superintendent of Documents U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C. 20402-9325 (202) 783-3238o New questions were added and the wording of some questions was changed during the course of the six-year survey. Users should be aware that these changes may account for large numbers of records containing blanks in these variables. In particular, the Family Questionnaire section B on Health Insurance and section F on Family Characteristics contain quite a few questions that were changed during the survey. There were three different versions of some of those questions.o Two aspects of NHANES III, especially, should be taken into account when conducting any analyses: the sample weights and the complex survey design. With the extensive oversampling of blacks, Mexican Americans, young children and older adults in NHANES III, it is IMPERATIVE that sample weights be used in all analyses in order to interpret the findings correctly.o Examine the range and frequency of values of a variable before conducting analyses of data. The range may include unusual or unexpected values. The frequency counts may be useful to determine which analyses may be worthwhile.o Interviewers rated the reliability of responses at the completion of interviews. While all data collected are presented on this data file, it is strongly recommended that responses rated "unreliable" should be omitted from analyses.o The Public Health Service Act (Section 308(d)) provides that the data collected by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, may be used ONLY for the purpose of health statistical reporting and analysis. Any effort to determine the identity of any reported case is prohibited by this law. NCHS does all it can to assure that the identity of data subjects cannot be disclosed. All direct identifiers, as well as any characteristics that might lead to identification, are omitted from the dataset. Any intentional identification or disclosure of a person or establishment violates the assurances of confidentiality given to the providers of the information. Therefore, users will:1. Use the data in this dataset for statistical reporting and analysis only.2. Make no use of the identity of any person or establishment discovered inadvertently and advise the Director, NCHS, of any such discovery.3. Not link this dataset with individually identifiable data from other NCHS or non-NCHS datasets.By using these data, you signify your agreement to comply with the above- stated statutorily based requirements.PREFACEThis Public Use Data File has been edited very carefully. Nevertheless, due especially to the large number of data items, some errors may have gone undetected. Please bring to the attention of NCHS any errors in the data file or the documentation.In publications, please acknowledge NCHS as the original data source. The acknowledgment should include a disclaimer crediting the authors for analyses, interpretations, and conclusions; NCHS should be cited as being responsible for only the collection and processing of the data. In addition, NCHS requests that the acronym NHANES be placed in the abstracts of journal articles and other publications based on data from this survey in order to facilitate the retrieval of such materials through automated bibliographic searches. Please send reprints of journal articles and other publications that include data from this tape to NCHS at the address below.Division of Health Examination Statistics Use of NHANES Data National Center for Health Statistics 6252 Belcrest Road - Room 1000 Hyattsville, Maryland 20782A suggested citation for publications using data from the first three years of NHANES III is: "Source: National Center for Health Statistics, NHANES III, 1988-91". This citation should also appear at the bottom of all tables containing NHANES III data from 1988-91.Public Use Data Files for the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey will be released through the National Technical Information Service (NTIS) as soon as the data have been edited, validated, and documented for all six years. The data files will be available for purchase from NTIS by March, 1996. A list of NCHS Public Use Data Tapes that can be purchased from NTIS may be obtained by writing the Data Dissemination Branch, NCHS. A diskette containing an electronic bibliography of journal articles citing data from all of the Health Examination Surveys and National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys is also available by writing to the Data Dissemination Branch, NCHS. A version of the SETS software package will be available on CD-ROM containing NHANES III data. Information about the CD-ROM/SETS version of NHANES III data can be obtained from the Data Dissemination Branch.Data Dissemination Branch National Center for Health Statistics 6525 Belcrest Road - Room 1018 Hyattsville, Maryland 20782 (301) 436-8500NTIS can be contacted directly at:NTIS-Computer Products Office 5285 Port Royal Road Springfield, Virginia 22161 (703) 487-4807GENERAL NOTESo Numeric responses: Users should pay careful attention to questions throughout NHANES III forms that are coded using two variables to record a numeric response. The first variable contains the numeric portion of the response and the second variable contains the units of measure. All of these questions were recoded and replaced with standardized variables. For example, responses in days, weeks, or months were recoded to number of times per month.o Rounding: Responses that included fractional answers were rounded off when the code categories were integers only. Fractions of less than 1/2 were dropped; fractions of 1/2 or more were rounded up to the next whole integer An example would be a response of 2 1/2 years which was rounded up to 3 years. Rounding was not done if units of measure allowed conversion of fractional responses to an integer response. For example, a response of "1 1/2 packs of cigarettes" was converted to 30 cigarettes since the variable allowed for expression of the answer in cigarettes as well as packs.o Ranges: If a response was given as a range or an imprecise number, rules were used to code the response if the interviewer was unable to obtain an exact number. For example, if a person said "in my early 50's", "in my mid- 30's", or "in my late 20's", the response was coded as 53 for "early 50's", 35 for "mid-30's", and 28 for "late 20's". If a range was given, the mid- point of the range was used and any fractions were rounded off. For example, a response of "30-35" was coded as 33.o Which AGE variable to use: Each sample person has an age at screening interview which is almost always calculated using the date of interview and the date of birth. For each examined sample person, there is an age at exam calculated using date of exam and date of birth. Since the sample person was selected into the survey based on age at screening interview and since this determined which components of the survey he/she was eligible to receive, the most appropriate age to use in any NHANES III analyses is "age at interview" (HSAGEI and HSAGEU). There are a few exceptions to this rule. In certain analyses of infants and young children, age at exam may be a more appropriate choice because of the many changes that occur in growth and development during this time period. In general, age at screening interview is the appropriate age variable to use in most NHANES III analyses.o Multiple responses possible: The user should be aware that there are a number of questions asked during the NHANES III interviews where multiple affirmative responses were possible. In these situations, the number of "yes" responses to the question will be more than the number of sample persons who were asked the question.o Sections of questionnaires not included in data file: Some questions or sections of questionnaires are not released on public use data files. These data are the sensitive and personal data that were collected in the survey for the purpose of longitudinal follow-up studies and are not released by NCHS for confidentiality reasons. Some sections of the questionnaires were used for administrative purposes (Diabetes Review in the household youth questionnaire) and are not being released. Other sections (Vitamin, Mineral and Medicine Usage) are still being processed and will be released at a later time.o Changes in questionnaires during six-year survey: Every attempt was made to keep the questions exactly the same during the entire six years of NHANES III. However, because of certain Public Health Service requirements, some additional questions were added at the end of the third year of NHANES III. The primary areas where these changes occurred were in the household family questionnaire but other components changed as well. The family questionnaire changes occurred in the areas of income questions, food security, and health insurance coverage. The NHANES III public release data files have been created to reflect the version of the questionnaires published in "Plan and Operation of the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1988-94", that is, the versions used at the end of the second phase of the survey. For those "new" questions not asked until the last three years of the survey, all the data are blank for those persons interviewed during the first three years.o Unlikely or inconsistent responses or data values: The NHANES III data were edited carefully for skip pattern and range errors as well as for consistency between related questions. Somewhat arbitrary but reasonable limits were usually set regarding what extreme values were possible or impossible. If a response was determined to be impossible, that response was edited and recoded "blank but applicable". Food frequency questions were an exception; even if the frequency stated seemed highly improbable, answers were not changed. Analysts are free to exclude extreme values if they wish. Respondents were not always consistent in their answers to questions, either because of misunder- standing or not remembering precisely. Inconsistent responses were examined, but if it could not be determined which was the "correct" response, then both values may have been left as coded.o Other and specify responses: Responses to "other" and "specify" were recoded ("backcoded") to existing categories, if possible. For responses that could not be recoded, new code categories were created if the information was deemed analytically useful. Caution should be used in interpreting data from these new categories because there is no way of knowing which other respondents would have selected one of the new categories if they had been given the options.NHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------DATASET=DEMOHYQ N=7344 DOCUMENTATION DATE=8/24/95 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ General Demographic Data ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------1-5 Sample person sequence number SEQN 7344 00007-222266 Exam/interview Status DMPSTAT 494 1 Interviewed, not examined 6825 2 Interviewed, MEC examined 25 3 Interviewed, home examined7 Race (adjudicated) DMARACER 5166 1 White 1947 2 Black 231 3 Other8 Race/ethnicity (adjudicated) DMARETHN 2567 1 Non-Hispanic white 1912 2 Non-Hispanic black 2537 3 Mexican American 328 4 Other9 Census region DMPCREGN 850 1 Northeast 1401 2 Midwest 2609 3 South 2484 4 West10-14 Family sequence number DMPFSEQ 7344 00001-1027215-19 Poverty index computed on income DMPPIR values 14 00000 None/never 7330 0.028-88888NHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Screener Questionnaire (HSQ)------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------20-21 Age at screening interview HSQ HSAGEI 7344 01-1622 Age unit for age at screening HSQ HSAGEU 1123 1 Months 6221 2 Years23-25 Age at screening - total months HSQ HSAITMO 7344 002-20326-27 Family size (computed from screener: HSQ HSFSIZE total people in family, whether sample persons or not. Phase I had maximum 12 families in one dwelling unit). 7344 01-2028-29 Household size (computed from screener HSQ HSHSIZE questionnaire: total people in dwelling unit, whether sample persons or not). 7344 02-2030 Sex HSQ HSSEX 3597 1 Male 3747 2 FemaleNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------31 Version of household family HFQ HFVERS questionnaire 6599 1 745 2NHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)SECTION A. INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------32-35 In what state or country was -- born? HFQ A6 HFA6XR (adjudicated) 7273 AM-VM 69 8888 Blank but applicable 2 9999 Don't know36-37 What is the highest grade or year of HFQ A7 HFA7 regular school -- has ever attended? 4539 00 Never attended or kindergarten only 2751 01-12 53 88 Blank but applicable 1 99 Don't know38 Did -- finish (grade given in A7)? HFQ A8 HFA8 473 1 Yes 2279 2 No 53 8 Blank but applicable 4539 Blank39-40 Is -- now married, living with someone HFQ A12 HFA12 as married, widowed, divorced, separated or has -- never been married? 6 01 Married - spouse in HH 4 03 Living as married 1 06 Separated 568 07 Never married 6720 55 Under 14 45 88 Blank but applicable41 Did -- ever serve in the armed forces of HFQ A13 HFA13 the United States? 1 1 Yes 6 2 No 7310 3 Under 17 27 8 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)SECTION B. HEALTH INSURANCE AND INCOME ASSISTANCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------42 During the last month (were/was) HFQ B1 HFB1 (NAME(S) OF ALL SPs IN FAMILY) covered by Medicare? 274 1 Yes, one or more SPs covered 297 2 No, no SPs covered 6773 8 Blank but applicable43 During the last month was -- covered HFQ B2 HFB2 by Medicare? 20 1 Yes, covered 364 2 No, not covered 6663 8 Blank but applicable 297 Blank44 Type of Medicare coverage HFQ B3 HFB3A 1 3 Both 19 4 Card not available 6663 8 Blank but applicable 661 Blank45 During the last month was -- covered by HFQ B4 HFB4 the part of Medicare that pays for hospital bills? 12 1 Yes 6670 8 Blank but applicable 662 Blank46 Medicare has an optional feature that HFQ B5 HFB5 costs extra and helps pay for doctor bills. During the last month was -- covered by the part of Medicare that pays for doctor's bills? 11 1 Yes 1 2 No 6670 8 Blank but applicable 662 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------47 There is a national program called HFQ B6 HFB6 Medicaid which pays for health care for persons in need. (In this State it is also called --.) During the last month (were/was) (NAME(S) OF ALL SPs IN FAMILY) covered by Medicaid (or --)? 1884 1 Yes, one or more SPs covered 934 2 No, no SPs covered 4524 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know48 During the last month was -- covered HFQ B7 HFB7 by Medicaid? 1670 1 Yes, covered 260 2 No, not covered 4480 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 933 Blank49 During the last month (were/was) HFQ B8 HFB8 (NAME(S) OF ALL SPs IN FAMILY) covered by CHAMPUS, CHAMPVA, the VA or military health care? 28 1 Yes, one or more SPs covered 716 2 No, no SPs covered 1 8 Blank but applicable 6599 Blank50 During the last month was -- covered by HFQ B9 HFB9 CHAMPUS, CHAMPVA, the VA or military health care? 7 1 Yes, covered 21 2 No, not covered 1 8 Blank but applicable 7315 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------51 We are interested in all kinds of HFQ B10 HFB10 health insurance plans except those that pay only for accidents. (Not counting Medicare, Medicaid, or Veteran's Payments) During the last month (were/was) (NAME(S) OF ALL SPs IN FAMILY) covered by a health insurance plan obtained privately or through a current or former employer or union that pays any part of a hospital stay or routine doctor's care? Include membership in a health maintenance organization. 4773 1 Yes, one or more SPs covered 171 2 No, no SPs covered 2387 8 Blank but applicable 13 9 Don't know52 During the last month was -- covered by HFQ B11 HFB11 one or more health insurance plans obtained privately or through an employer or union? 4378 1 Yes, covered 414 2 No, not covered 2163 8 Blank but applicable 7 9 Don't know 382 Blank53 Did any of these plans cover any part HFQ B11 HFB11A of hospital expenses? 4333 1 Yes 10 2 No 2182 8 Blank but applicable 19 9 Don't know 800 Blank54 Did any of these plans cover any part HFQ B11 HFB11B of the costs of routine doctor's care? 7344 Blank55 Did any of these plans cover any part HFQ B11 HFB11C of dental care? 420 1 Yes 257 2 No 17 8 Blank but applicable 20 9 Don't know 6630 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------56 Are any of these plans from someone's HFQ B11 HFB11D current or former employer or union? 7344 Blank57 Is -- now covered by a plan that pays HFQ B11 HFB11E any part of doctor's or surgeon's bills for operations? 4303 1 Yes 21 2 No 2190 8 Blank but applicable 30 9 Don't know 800 Blank58 Has -- ever been refused health HFQ B12 HFB12 insurance or limited in the kind of insurance coverage (he/she) could obtain because of poor health? 7344 Blank59 CHECK ITEM. REVIEW RESPONSES TO B2, B7, HFQ B13 HFB13 B9 and B11. 4537 1 Covered in B2, B7, B9, or B11 2779 2 Not covered 20 8 Blank but applicable 7 9 Don't know 1 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Many people do not carry health insurance for various reasons. HAND CARD F4. Which of these statements describes why -- is currently not covered by any health insurance? Two sets of responses follow, HFB14AA-AH and HFB14BA-BH. These sets of variables apply to the second and first phases of the survey respectively.60 Refused insurance for health reasons. HFQ B14 HFB14AA 7344 Blank61 Not employed - can't afford insurance HFQ B14 HFB14AB premiums. 7344 Blank62 Not employed - lost job, did not HFQ B14 HFB14AC continue insurance. 7344 Blank63 Employed but employer does not offer HFQ B14 HFB14AD insurance. 7344 Blank64 Employed and employer offers insurance, HFQ B14 HFB14AE but -- is not eligible for insurance (for example because of working only part-time). 7344 Blank65 Employed, employer offers insurance, HFQ B14 HFB14AF and -- is eligible, but can't afford employee part of premium. 7344 Blank66 Don't believe in, don't think can get, HFQ B14 HFB14AG or haven't needed health insurance. 7344 Blank67 Some other reason. HFQ B14 HFB14AH 7344 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------68 Care received through Medicaid or HFQ B14 HFB14BA Welfare. 691 1 Yes 2095 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank69 Unemployed, or reasons related to HFQ B14 HFB14BB unemployment. 287 1 Yes 2499 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank70 Can't obtain insurance because of poor HFQ B14 HFB14BC health, illness, or age. 40 1 Yes 2746 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank71 Too expensive, can't afford health HFQ B14 HFB14BD insurance. 1967 1 Yes 819 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank72 Dissatisfied with previous insurance. HFQ B14 HFB14BE 19 1 Yes 2767 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank73 Don't believe in insurance. HFQ B14 HFB14BF 19 1 Yes 2767 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank74 Have been healthy, not much sickness in HFQ B14 HFB14BG the family, haven't needed health insurance. 146 1 Yes 2640 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------75 Military dependent, (CHAMPUS), Veteran's HFQ B14 HFB14BH benefits. 17 1 Yes 2769 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank76 Some other reason. HFQ B14 HFB14BI 158 1 Yes 2628 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 4538 Blank77 Any other reasons? HFQ B15 HFB15 526 1 Yes 2185 2 No 95 8 Blank but applicable 4538 BlankTwo variables follow, HFB16A and HFB16B. These variables apply to the second and first phases of the survey respectively.78 What is the main reason -- is currently HFQ B16 HFB16A not covered by any health insurance? 7344 Blank79-80 What is the main reason -- is currently HFQ B16 HFB16B not covered by any health insurance? 70 01 Care received through Medicaid or Welfare 65 02 Unemployment, or reasons related to unemployment 6 03 Can't obtain insurance because of poor health, illness, or age 293 04 Too expensive, can't afford health insurance 5 05 Dissatisfied with previous insurance 3 06 Don't believe in insurance 41 07 Have been healthy, not much sickness in the family, haven't needed health insurance 41 09 Some other reason 2191 55 Only one reason given in B14 91 88 Blank but applicable 4538 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------81 Is -- covered by health insurance that HFQ HFB17 pays any part of dental care? 3289 1 Yes 3090 2 No 100 8 Blank but applicable 120 9 Don't know 745 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)SECTION C. FAMILY BACKGROUND ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------82 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP AND HFQ C1 HFC1 MARK BOX. 7344 2 Under 17 years oldNow I have some questions about --'s biological parents.83-85 How much (does --'s mother/do you) weigh HFQ C2 HFC2S in pounds? 6982 070-349 64 888 Blank but applicable 298 999 Don't know86-88 How tall (is --'s mother/are you) - HFQ C3 HFC3S in inches? 6865 047-079 93 888 Blank but applicable 386 999 Don't know89-91 How much (does --'s father/do you) weigh HFQ C4 HFC4S in pounds? 6335 100-340 67 888 Blank but applicable 942 999 Don't know92-94 How tall (is --'s father/are you) - HFQ C5 HFC5S in inches? 6407 053-083 937 888 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Has either of --'s biological parents ever been told by a doctor that he or she has...95 High blood pressure or stroke before HFQ C6 HFC6A the age of 50? 1133 1 Yes 6065 2 No 44 8 Blank but applicable 102 9 Don't know96 Which, --'s HFQ C6 HFC6A1 507 1 Father 577 2 Mother 47 3 Both father and mother 46 8 Blank but applicable 6167 Blank97 Heart attack or angina before the age HFQ C6 HFC6B of 50? 142 1 Yes 7075 2 No 45 8 Blank but applicable 82 9 Don't know98 Which, --'s HFQ C6 HFC6B1 91 1 Father 51 2 Mother 45 8 Blank but applicable 7157 Blank99 High blood cholesterol at any age? HFQ C6 HFC6C 647 1 Yes 6411 2 No 48 8 Blank but applicable 238 9 Don't know100 Which, --'s HFQ C6 HFC6C1 371 1 Father 257 2 Mother 19 3 Both father and mother 48 8 Blank but applicable 6649 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------101 Asthma or hay fever at any age? HFQ C6 HFC6D 1347 1 Yes 5853 2 No 44 8 Blank but applicable 100 9 Don't know102 Which, --'s HFQ C6 HFC6D1 560 1 Father 669 2 Mother 117 3 Both father and mother 59 8 Blank but applicable 5939 Blank103 Diabetes at any age? HFQ C6 HFC6E 339 1 Yes 6865 2 No 49 8 Blank but applicable 91 9 Don't know104 Which, --'s HFQ C6 HFC6E1 124 1 Father 195 2 Mother 19 3 Both father and mother 50 8 Blank but applicable 6956 Blank105-108 How long has -- lived at this address - HFQ C7 HFC7S in weeks? 4318 0001-0832 3024 8888 Blank but applicable 2 9999 Don't know109-112 How long has -- lived in this HFQ C8 HFC8S (city/town/area) - in weeks? 1717 0001-0832 5620 8888 Blank but applicable 7 9999 Don't know113-114 How many times has -- moved? HFQ C9 HFC9 2 00 1704 01-22 44 88 Blank but applicable 42 99 Don't know 5552 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------115 In what country (was --'s mother/were HFQ C10 HFC10 you) born? 5522 1 50 United States 1283 2 Mexico 493 3 Other 32 8 Blank but applicable 14 9 Don't know116 In what country (was --'s father/were HFQ C11 HFC11 you) born? 5369 1 50 United States 1399 2 Mexico 500 3 Other 33 8 Blank but applicable 43 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)SECTION D. OCCUPATION OF FAMILY HEAD ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------117 CHECK ITEM. HFQ D1 HFD1 3635 1 Head of family is an SP 3688 2 Head of family not an SP 21 8 Blank but applicable118 During past 2 weeks, did -- work at any HFQ D2 HFD2 time at a job or business, not counting work around the house? 2719 1 Yes 850 2 No 140 8 Blank but applicable 3635 Blank119 Even though -- did not work during those HFQ D3 HFD3 2 weeks, did -- have a job or business? 43 1 Yes 807 2 No 140 8 Blank but applicable 6354 Blank120 Was -- looking for work or on layoff HFQ D4 HFD4 from a job? 182 1 Yes 668 2 No 140 8 Blank but applicable 6354 Blank121 Which, looking for work or on layoff HFQ D5 HFD5 from a job? 122 1 Looking 53 2 Layoff 7 3 Both 140 8 Blank but applicable 7022 Blank122 CHECK ITEM. HFQ D6 HFD6 24 1 Yes in question D3 644 2 No in question D3 119 8 Blank but applicable 6557 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------123-125 What kind of business or industry is HFQ D9 HFD9 this? (For example, TV and radio manufacturing, retail shoe store, State Labor Department, farm.) 3044 010-990 4300 Blank126-129 What kind of work was -- doing? (For HFQ D10 HFD10 example, electrical engineer, stock clerk, typist, farmer.) 2899 0004-0917 4 8888 Blank but applicable 141 9999 Don't know 4300 Blank130 Class of worker HFQ D12 HFD12 2185 1 Private company 176 2 Federal government 112 3 State government 152 4 Local government 71 5 Self employed - incorporated 203 6 Self employed - not incorporated 1 7 Worked without pay 136 8 Armed forces 8 9 Never worked 4300 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)SECTION E. HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------131 When was this (house/structure) HFQ E1 HFE1 originally built? (Was it ...?) 1280 1 Before 1946 3145 2 1946-1973 1983 3 1974 to present 46 8 Blank but applicable 452 9 Don't know 438 Blank132-133 How many rooms are in this home? HFQ E2 HFE2 Count the kitchen but not the bathroom. 7313 01-18 31 88 Blank but applicable134-136 How long has your family lived at this HFQ E3 HFE3 address? 5726 001-098 1596 777 Less than one year 21 888 Blank but applicable 1 999 Don't know137 Is your home drinking water bottled or HFQ E4 HFE4 from the tap (faucet)? 925 1 Bottled 6389 2 Tap 29 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know138 What is the source of your home tap HFQ E5 HFE5 water? 5607 1 Private or public water company 696 2 Private or public well or sistern 19 3 Spring 36 8 Blank but applicable 61 9 Don't know 925 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------139 Does your home drinking water have a HFQ E6 HFE6 water softening or conditioning system? This includes both systems at the (tap/ faucet) and systems for the entire home. 520 1 Yes 5561 2 No 36 8 Blank but applicable 302 9 Don't know 925 Blank140 Do any pets live in this home? HFQ E7 HFE7 2537 1 Yes 4784 2 No 23 8 Blank but applicableWhat kind of pet lives here...141 A dog? HFQ E8 HFE8A 1487 1 Yes 1041 2 No 32 8 Blank but applicable 4784 Blank142 A cat? HFQ E8 HFE8B 1058 1 Yes 1470 2 No 32 8 Blank but applicable 4784 Blank143 A bird? HFQ E8 HFE8C 338 1 Yes 2190 2 No 32 8 Blank but applicable 4784 Blank144-145 What kind of pet lives here? HFQ E8 HFE8D (any other pet) 439 01 Fish 107 02 Rodent 80 03 Rabbit 35 04 Reptile 25 05 Farm pet 11 06 Other 32 88 Blank but applicable 6615 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------146 During the past year was a furnace that HFQ E9 HFE9 forces out hot air used to heat this place? 5028 1 Yes 2245 2 No 24 8 Blank but applicable 47 9 Don't know147 Was the hot-air furnace fueled by oil, HFQ E10 HFE10 by gas, by electricity, or by something else? 335 1 Oil 3360 2 Gas 1269 3 Electricity 24 8 Blank but applicable 64 9 Don't know 2292 Blank148 During past 12 months was one or more HFQ E11 HFE11 space heaters used to heat this place? We are interested only in heaters that are not vented to the outside. 1550 1 Yes 5739 2 No 25 8 Blank but applicable 30 9 Don't know149-150 Was the room or space heater fueled by HFQ E12 HFE12 electricity, kerosene, propane, or by something else? 857 01 Electricity 310 02 Kerosene 101 03 Propane 268 04 Natural gas 5 05 Oil 5 06 Gasoline 1 08 Bottled gas 1 09 Wood 25 88 Blank but applicable 2 99 Don't know 5769 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------151 During the past 12 months was one or HFQ E13 HFE13 more wood stoves used here? 513 1 Yes 6802 2 No 24 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't know152 During the past 12 months was one or HFQ E14 HFE14 more fireplaces used here? 1120 1 Yes 6190 2 No 29 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't know153 Is a gas stove or oven used for cooking HFQ E15 HFE15 at this place? 4326 1 Yes 2992 2 No 26 8 Blank but applicable154 Is there an exhaust fan near this stove HFQ E16 HFE16 that sends fumes outside the house? 2245 1 Yes 2081 2 No 26 8 Blank but applicable 2992 Blank155 When the stove or oven is being used, HFQ E17 HFE17 how often is this exhaust fan used? Would you say it is used always, sometimes, rarely, or never? 982 1 Always 809 2 Sometimes 260 3 Rarely 186 4 Never 28 8 Blank but applicable 7 9 Don't know 5072 Blank156 During the past 12 months was the stove HFQ E18 HFE18 or oven ever used to heat this place? 686 1 Yes 3606 2 No 39 8 Blank but applicable 21 9 Don't know 2992 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)SECTION F. FAMILY CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------157 Does anyone who lives here smoke HFQ F1 HFF1 cigarettes in the home? 3071 1 Yes 4243 2 No 30 8 Blank but applicable158-160 How many cigarettes a day does person 1 HFQ F3 HFF3A usually smoke in the home? 21 000 3017 001-060 34 888 Blank but applicable 29 999 Don't know 4243 Blank161-163 How many cigarettes a day does person 2 HFQ F3 HFF3B usually smoke in the home? 4 000 1080 001-060 2006 888 Blank but applicable 11 999 Don't know 4243 Blank164-166 How many cigarettes a day does person 3 HFQ F3 HFF3C usually smoke in the home? 180 001-045 2920 888 Blank but applicable 1 999 Don't know 4243 Blank167-169 How many cigarettes a day does person 4 HFQ F3 HFF3D usually smoke in the home? 6 001 3 002 2 003 3 004 5 005 5 006 1 008 8 010 1 015 10 020 3056 888 Blank but applicable 1 999 Don't know 4243 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------170-172 How many cigarettes a day does person 5 HFQ F3 HFF3E usually smoke in the home? 3 001 2 006 3 009 6 010 6 020 3081 888 Blank but applicable 4243 Blank173-175 How many cigarettes a day does person 6 HFQ F3 HFF3F usually smoke in the home? 2 000 9 010 3 015 3087 888 Blank but applicable 4243 Blank176 Which one of the following statements HFQ F4 HFF4 best describes the food eaten by (you/ your family)? Do you have enough food to eat, sometimes not enough to eat, or often not enough to eat? 6534 1 Enough food to eat 718 2 Sometimes not enough food to eat 57 3 Often not enough to eat 35 8 Blank but applicable177-178 Thinking about the past month, how many HFQ F5 HFF5 days did (you/your family) have no food or money to buy food? 213 00 545 01-31 44 88 Blank but applicable 8 99 Don't know 6534 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Which of the following reasons explains why (you have/your family has) had this problem?179 because of transportation problems? HFQ F6 HFF6A 42 1 Yes 514 2 No 41 8 Blank but applicable 6747 Blank180 because you did not have working HFQ F6 HFF6B appliances for storing or preparing foods (such as stove or refrigerator)? 19 1 Yes 537 2 No 41 8 Blank but applicable 6747 Blank181 because you did not have enough money, HFQ F6 HFF6C food stamps, or WIC vouchers to buy food or beverages? 542 1 Yes 14 2 No 41 8 Blank but applicable 6747 Blank182 any other reason? HFQ F6 HFF6D 33 1 Yes 523 2 No 41 8 Blank but applicable 6747 Blank183 Thinking about the past month, did (you/ HFQ F7 HFF7 adult members of your family) ever cut the size of your meals because there was not enough money or food? 7344 Blank184 Thinking about the past month, did you HFQ F8 HFF8 cut the size of your children's meals or did they skip meals because there was not enough money for food? 7344 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------185 Did (you/any member of this family) HFQ F9 HFF9 receive benefits from the WIC program, that is, the Women, Infants, and Children program in (NAME OF LAST MONTH)? 1476 1 Yes 5828 2 No 40 8 Blank but applicable186 Did (you/any member of this family) HFQ F10 HFF10 receive food stamps in any of the last 12 months? 2015 1 Yes 5277 2 No 43 8 Blank but applicable 9 9 Don't know187 (Are you/Is your family) receiving food HFQ F11 HFF11 stamps at the present time? 1834 1 Yes 181 2 No 43 8 Blank but applicable 5286 BlankThe following questions are about different types of family income. We ask them to see if there is a relationship between family income and health.188 During the last month, did anyone in HFQ F12 HFF12A the family receive income from working for an employer or from self-employment? 7344 Blank189 During the last month, did -- receive HFQ F12 HFF12B income from working for an employer or from self-employment? 7344 Blank190 During the last month, did anyone in HFQ F13 HFF13A the family receive Social Security or Railroad Retirement payments? 471 1 Yes 1125 2 No 5748 8 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------191 During the last month, did -- receive HFQ F13 HFF13B Social Security or Railroad Retirement payments? 137 1 Yes 389 2 No 5682 8 Blank but applicable 1136 Blank192-193 What is the reason -- is getting Social HFQ F13 HFF13D Security or Railroad Retirement? Is it because -- is retired, disabled, widowed, a surviving child, a spouse or a dependent child? 5 02 Disabled 72 07 Widowed or surviving child 52 08 Spouse or dependent child 6 10 Some other reason 6270 88 Blank but applicable 2 99 Don't know 937 Blank194 Sometimes people get Social Security for HFQ F13 HFF13E more than one reason. Is there another reason -- receives Social Security? 3 3 Widowed or surviving child 1 4 Spouse or dependent child 114 5 No other reason 6033 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 1192 Blank195 During the last month, did anyone in HFQ F14 HFF14A the family receive any SSI (Supplemental Security Income) payments from the Federal Government? 166 1 Yes 1211 2 No 5967 8 Blank but applicable196 During the last month, did -- receive HFQ F14 HFF14B any SSI (Supplemental Security Income) payments from the Federal Government? 47 1 Yes 146 2 No 5944 8 Blank but applicable 1207 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------197 Did -- also receive a separate SSI HFQ F14 HFF14D payment from the State or local welfare office during the past 4 months? 28 1 Yes 45 2 No 6055 8 Blank but applicable 1216 Blank198 During the last month, did anyone in HFQ F15 HFF15A the family receive any pension or disability payment other than Social Security or Railroad Retirement? 7344 Blank199 During the last month, did -- receive HFQ F15 HFF15B any pension or disability payment other than Social Security or Railroad Retirement? 7344 Blank200 During the last month, did anyone in HFQ F16 HFF16A the family receive Public assistance or welfare payments from the State or Local welfare office? Do not include SSI. 7344 Blank201 During the last month, did -- receive HFQ F16 HFF16B Public assistance or welfare payments from the State or Local welfare office? Do not include SSI. 7344 Blank202 During the last month, did anyone in HFQ F16 HFF16D the family receive "Aid to Families with Dependent Children", sometimes called AFDC or ADC? 121 1 Yes 622 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6599 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------203 During the last month, did -- receive HFQ F16 HFF16E "Aid to Families with Dependent Children", sometimes called AFDC or ADC? 97 1 Yes 16 2 No 9 8 Blank but applicable 7222 Blank204 During the last month, did anyone in HFQ F17 HFF17A the family receive income from any other source such as veteran's payments, workman's compensation, rental income, interest and dividend income, or child support and alimony? 7344 Blank205 During the last month, did -- receive HFQ F17 HFF17B income from any other source such as veteran's payments, workman's compensation, rental income, interest and dividend income, or child support and alimony? 7344 Blank206 Including wages, salaries, self- HFQ F18 HFF18 employment, and any other source of income we just talked about, was the total combined family income during the last 12 months - (that is, yours, READ THE NAMES OF ALL FAMILY MEMBERS, INCLUDING ARMED FORCES MEMBERS LIVING AT HOME) - more or less than $20,000? 14 0 No income 3705 1 Less than $20,000 3505 2 $20,000 or more 73 8 Blank but applicable 47 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------The following question references hand cards F5 and F6.207-208 Of those income groups, which letter HFQ F19 HFF19 best represents the total combined family income during the last 12 months (that is yours, READ NAMES, INCLUDING ARMED FORCES MEMBERS LIVING AT HOME)? Include all sources of income we just talked about. 6537 01-31 150 88 Blank but applicable 643 99 Don't know 14 BlankThe following question references hand card F7.209-210 Now, please think about your family HFQ F20 HFF20 income during (NAME LAST MONTH). Which letter best represents the total family income during (NAME OF LAST MONTH) (that is yours, READ NAMES, INCLUDING ARMED FORCES MEMBERS LIVING AT HOME)? Again, Include all sources of income we just talked about. 6533 01-25 158 88 Blank but applicable 639 99 Don't know 14 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)DATA FOR FAMILY REFERENCE PERSON ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------211-213 Age of family head HFQ HFHAGE 7318 017-090 26 888 Blank but applicable214 Age unit of family head HFQ HFHAGEU 7318 2 Years 26 8 Blank but applicable215-216 Highest grade family head attended HFQ HFHEDUG 150 00 Never attended or kindergarten only 7013 01-17 149 88 Blank but applicable 32 99 Don't know217 Did family head finish grade? HFQ HFHEDUC 5527 1 Yes 1441 2 No 327 8 Blank but applicable 49 9 Don't know218-221 Adjudicated geographic code for HFQ HFHFIPR birthplace of head (family q. a6x) 7157 AF-YO 182 8888 Blank but applicable 5 9999 Don't know222 Family head flag HFQ HFHFLAG 2 1 This respondent is the family head 7342 Blank223 Military service of family head HFQ HFHMLSV (family q. a13) 1057 1 Yes 6106 2 No 5 3 Under 17 171 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------224-225 Marital status of family head HFQ HFHMRST (family q. a12) 4929 01 Married - spouse in HH 109 02 Married - spouse not in HH 330 03 Living as married 213 04 Widowed 524 05 Divorced 455 06 Separated 714 07 Never married 1 55 Under 14 65 88 Blank but applicable 4 99 Don't know226-230 Sequence number for family head HFQ HFHSEQN 3429 00011-22212 3915 88888 Blank but applicable231 Sex of family head HFQ HFHSEX 4963 1 Male 2360 2 Female 21 8 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Family Questionnaire (HFQ)GENERAL INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------232-234 Age of respondent to family q HFQ HFXAGER 7001 017-083 343 888 Blank but applicable235 Age unit of respondent to family q HFQ HFXAGUR 7001 2 Years 343 8 Blank but applicable236-239 Family questionnaire interviewer number HFQ HFXINTVR 7322 7000-7075 22 8888 Blank but applicable240 Language of family questionnaire HFQ HFXLANG interview 6080 1 English 1180 2 Spanish 2 3 Other 61 8 Blank but applicable 21 Blank241-242 Relationship of respondent to reference HFQ HFXRELR person 2 02 Unrelated individual 3374 03 Head of family 3187 04 Wife of head, husband non-military 35 05 Wife of head, husband in military 58 06 Husband of head, wife non-military 274 08 Child of head or spouse 21 09 Grandchild of head or spouse 9 10 Parent of head or spouse 106 11 Other relative(incl spouse, in-law) 278 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mobile Examination Center Data------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------243 Language used by sample person in MEC MXPLANG 5702 1 English 867 2 Spanish 3 3 Other 772 Blank244 Adjudicated session# for MEC and home MXPSESSR examinees 3032 1 Morning 2297 2 Afternoon 1521 3 Evening 494 Blank245 Day of week of MEC exam MXPTIDW 549 1 Sunday 510 2 Monday 717 3 Tuesday 846 4 Wednesday 1308 5 Thursday 1084 6 Friday 1818 7 Saturday 512 BlankAge at MEC exam246-247 Age at MEC exam - total years MXPAXYR 949 00 5883 01-17 512 Blank248-249 Age at MEC exam - remaining months MXPAXRMO 568 00 509 01 499 02 601 03 554 04 584 05 571 06 610 07 608 08 532 09 599 10 597 11 512 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------250-252 Age at MEC exam - total months MXPAXTMO 6832 002-205 512 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Home Examination Data------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------253 Home examinee flag HXAFLAG 25 1 Home examinee 7319 Blank254 Day of week of home exam HXPTIDW 4 2 Monday 8 5 Thursday 9 6 Friday 4 7 Saturday 7319 Blank255 Age at home exam - total years HXPAXYR 23 0 1 1 Yes 1 2 No 7319 Blank256-257 Age at home exam - remaining months HXPAXRMO 1 01 2 02 3 03 1 04 3 05 5 06 1 07 3 08 4 09 2 10 7319 Blank258-259 Age at home exam - total months HXPAXTMO 2 02 3 03 1 04 2 05 5 06 1 07 3 08 4 09 2 10 1 13 1 29 7319 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Survey Design Data------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------260 Phase of NHANES III survey SDPPHASE 7344 1261 SMSA code SDPFSMSA 2872 1 In SMSA, central city 3097 2 In SMSA, not in central city 1375 3 Not in SMSA262-263 Pseudo strata code SDPPSTRA 7344 01-23264 Pseudo PSU code SDPPSUID 3816 1 3528 2265 Size of place code SDPSZP 867 1 1,000,000 or more people 441 2 500,000-999,999 419 3 250,000-499,999 824 4 100,000-249,999 555 5 50,000-99,999 654 6 25,000-49,999 557 7 10,000-24,999 1027 8 Under 10,000 1078 9 Not a place 922 Blank266 Urban/rural density code SDPURBN 2256 1 Urban area 3,000,000 or more people 1181 2 Urban area 1,000,000-2,999,999 1101 3 Urban area 250,000-999,999 650 4 Urban area under 250,000 62 5 Place 25,000+ outside urban area 217 6 Place 10,000-24,999 430 7 Place 2,500-9,999 1301 8 Rural 146 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sample Weights------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Weights: format XXXXXXX.XX with decimal points and leading blanks present blank = record is not in this sample267-275 Post-stratified basic weight for phase 1 WTPBWTP1 7344 000520.97-0137705.6276-284 MEC examination weight for phase 1 WTPEXM1 6825 000552.43-172542.96 519 Blank285-293 MEC + home examination weight for phase 1 WTPEXMH1 6850 000551.87-172595.57 494 Blank294-302 Interview weight for phase 1 WTPINT1 7344 000535.87-158763.09NHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)General Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------303-306 Household youth questionnaire HYQ HYINTVR interviewer number 7340 5006-7607 4 Blank307 Language of interview. HYQ HYLANG 6069 1 English 1211 2 Spanish 42 3 Other 22 8 Blank but applicableAge at household youth questionnaire interview308-310 Total months HYQ HYAIMO 7327 002-204 17 Blank311-312 Time interview began-hour. HYQ HYTBHR 665 01 714 02 707 03 688 04 660 05 755 06 637 07 385 08 393 09 572 10 606 11 560 12 2 88 Blank but applicable313-314 Time interview began-minutes HYQ HYTBMN 898 00 6444 01-59 2 88 Blank but applicable315 AM/PM time interview began HYQ HYAP1 1396 1 AM 5898 2 PM 19 3 Noon 31 8 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------316-317 Time interview ended-hour. HYQ HYTEHR 618 01 728 02 686 03 709 04 672 05 704 06 690 07 497 08 345 09 533 10 582 11 576 12 4 88 Blank but applicable318-319 Time interview ended-minutes HYQ HYTEMN 694 00 6646 01-59 4 88 Blank but applicable320 AM/PM time interview ended HYQ HYAP2 1181 1 AM 6106 2 PM 19 3 Noon 38 8 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION A. BIRTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------321 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ A1 HYA1 1000 1 12+ Years(D1) 6344 2 Under 12 Years322-324 How old (was --'s biological mother/ HYQ A2 HYA2 were you) when -- was born? 6278 011-049 24 888 Blank but applicable 42 999 Don't know 1000 Blank325 Did (--'s mother/you) smoke at any HYQ A3 HYA3 time while (she was/you were) pregnant with --? 1336 1 Yes 4947 2 No 9 8 Blank but applicable 52 9 Don't know 1000 Blank326 At any time during the pregnancy did HYQ A4 HYA4 (--'s mother/you) quit or refrain from smoking for the rest of the pregnancy? 379 1 Yes 936 2 No 12 8 Blank but applicable 18 9 Don't know 5999 Blank327-328 About what month of the pregnancy did HYQ A5 HYA5 (--'s mother/you) stop smoking? USE ROUNDING RULE IF NECESSARY. CIRCLE NUMBER OF MONTH 41 01 81 02 62 03 48 04 38 05 50 06 28 07 8 08 16 09 12 88 Blank but applicable 7 99 Don't know 6953 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------329 Did -- receive any newborn care in an HYQ A6 HYA6 intensive care unit, premature nursery, or any other type of special care facility? 715 1 Yes 5611 2 No 18 9 Don't know 1000 Blank330-332 Did -- receive any newborn care in an HYQ A6 HYA6A intensive care unit, premature nursery, or any other type of special care facility? Number of days 707 001-270 2 888 Blank but applicable 6 999 Don't know 6629 Blank333-335 How much did -- weigh at birth (ounces)? HYQ A7 HYA7 5852 014-205 221 888 Blank but applicable 271 999 Don't know 1000 Blank336 Did -- weigh more than 5-1/2 pounds HYQ A8 HYA8 (2500 grams) or less? 122 1 More than 5-1/2 lbs (2500g)(A9) 19 2 Less than 5-1/2 lbs (2500g)(B1) 273 8 Blank but applicable 78 9 Don't know 6852 Blank337 Did -- weigh more than 9 pounds HYQ A9 HYA9 4100 grams) or less? 10 1 More than 9 lbs(4100g) 106 2 Less than 9 lbs(4100g) 273 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6949 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION B. INFANT FEEDING PRACTICES/DIET ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------338 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ B1 HYB1 1943 1 6+ Years (B14) 4401 2 Under 6 Years 1000 Blank339 Was -- ever breastfed or fed breastmilk? HYQ B2 HYB2 2029 1 Yes 2366 2 No 6 9 Don't know 2943 Blank340 How old was -- when -- was first fed HYQ B3 HYB3S something other than breastmilk or water? INCLUDE FORMULA, JUICE, SOLID FOODS. In days 7344 Blank341-344 How old was -- when -- was first fed HYQ B4 HYB4S formula on a daily basis? INCLUDE CHILDREN RECEIVING ONLY FORMULA AND THOSE RECEIVING FORMULA AND BREASTMILK AT THE SAME TIME. In days 339 0000 Never 1670 0001-0821 15 8888 Blank but applicable 5 9999 Don't know 5315 Blank345-348 How old was -- when -- completely stop- HYQ B5 HYB5S ped breastfeeding or being fed breastmilk? In days 178 0000 Never stopped 1840 0001-1186 5 8888 Blank but applicable 6 9999 Don't know 5315 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------349-352 How old was -- when -- was first fed HYQ B6 HYB6S formula on a daily basis? INCLUDE CHILDREN RECEIVING ONLY FORMULA AND THOSE RECEIVING FORMULA AND BREASTMILK AT THE SAME TIME. In days 39 0000 Never 2224 0001-0274 98 8888 Blank but applicable 11 9999 Don't know 4972 Blank353-356 IF NEVER IN B4, THEN SKIP TO B8. HYQ B7 HYB7S How old was -- when -- completely stopped drinking formula? In days 883 0000 Never stopped 3100 0001-1459 10 8888 Blank but applicable 30 9999 Don't know 3321 Blank357-360 How old was -- when -- was first fed HYQ B8 HYB8S milk on a daily basis? DO NOT INCLUDE BREASTMILK OR FORMULA In days 989 0000 Never 3379 0001-1490 8 8888 Blank but applicable 25 9999 Don't know 2943 Blank361-362 What type of milk was -- first fed on a HYQ B9 HYB9 daily basis? 2544 01 Regular whole milk 709 02 Lowfat milk(1% or 2%) 57 03 Skim milk(1/2% or nonfat) 8 04 Nonfat milk (reconstituted) 25 05 Evaporated milk 8 06 Goat's milk 11 07 Other 6 09 Acidophilus milk 7 10 Soy milk 6 11 Misc. cow's milk 13 88 Blank but applicable 18 99 Don't know 3932 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------363-366 How old was -- when -- started eating HYQ B10 HYB10S solid foods (such as strained foods or any other non-liquid foods) on a daily basis? In days 263 0000 Never 4088 0001-1094 19 8888 Blank but applicable 31 9999 Don't know 2943 Blank367 Has -- ever used a baby bottle? HYQ B11 HYB11 4239 1 Yes 158 2 No 4 9 Don't know 2943 Blank368-371 How old was -- when -- stopped using a HYQ B12 HYB12S baby bottle? In months 1859 0000 Never stopped 2364 0001-0108 5 8888 Blank but applicable 11 9999 Don't know 3105 Blank372 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ B13 HYB13 1123 1 Under 1 Year(B16) 3278 2 1-11 Years 2943 Blank373-374 How often does -- eat breakfast: HYQ B14 HYB14 every day, on some days, rarely, never, or on weekends only? 4550 01 Every day 538 02 Some days 62 03 Rarely 12 04 Never 44 05 Weekends only 15 88 Blank but applicable 2123 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------375 During the past 12 months has -- changed HYQ B15 HYB15 -- eating habits to try to lose weight? 147 1 Yes 5057 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 2123 Blank376 During the past 12 months has -- changed HYQ B16 HYB16 what -- eats for any medical reason or health condition? 349 1 Yes 5995 2 No 1000 BlankWhat was the medical reason or health condition that caused -- to change what -- eats? MARK ALL THAT APPLY.377 Overweight/obesity HYQ B17 HYB17A 19 1 Yes 329 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank378 High blood pressure/hypertension HYQ B17 HYB17B 348 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank379 High blood cholesterol HYQ B17 HYB17C 11 1 Yes 337 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank380 Allergy HYQ B17 HYB17D 88 1 Yes 260 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------381 Diabetes HYQ B17 HYB17E 3 1 Yes 345 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank382 Other non-medical reason HYQ B17 HYB17F 40 1 Yes 308 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank383 Don't know. HYQ B17 HYB17H 348 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank384 Formula-related reason HYQ B17 HYB17I 27 1 Yes 321 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank385 GI problems HYQ B17 HYB17J 70 1 Yes 278 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank386 Bacterial and viral infections HYQ B17 HYB17K 43 1 Yes 305 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank387 Nutrition or diet-related reason HYQ B17 HYB17L 19 1 Yes 329 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank388 Other health-related reason HYQ B17 HYB17M 14 1 Yes 334 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------389 Anemia HYQ B17 HYB17N 13 1 Yes 335 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank390 Asthma HYQ B17 HYB17O 8 1 Yes 340 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 6995 Blank391-393 How (tall/long) is -- without shoes HYQ B18 HYB18 (inches)? 2932 012-072 18 888 Blank but applicable 3394 999 Don't know 1000 Blank394-396 How much does -- weigh without clothes HYQ B19 HYB19 or shoes(pounds)? 4769 006-180 13 888 Blank but applicable 1562 999 Don't know 1000 Blank397 Do you consider -- to be overweight, HYQ B20 HYB20 underweight, or about the right weight? 570 1 Overweight 667 2 Underweight 5094 3 About the right weight 11 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 1000 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION C. MOTOR AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------398 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ C1 HYC1 3149 1 4 + Years(D1) 3195 2 Under 4 Years 1000 Blank399 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE AS OF HYQ HYQ C2 HYC2 INTERVIEW. RECORD AGE IN MONTHS_____. THEN MARK THE BOX AND ASK THE 15 QUESTIONS INDICATED FOR THAT AGE. 252 1 0-3 months old (C3-C17) 334 2 4-6 months old (C10-C24) 324 3 7-9 months old (C14-C28) 272 4 10-12 months old (C20-C34) 161 5 13-15 months old (C24-C38) 194 6 16-18 months old (C28-C42) 181 7 19-21 months old (C31-C45) 1477 8 22 mths-3yrs 11 mths old (C35-C50) 4149 Blank400 When lying on (his/her) stomach, did -- HYQ C3 HYC3 ever lift (his/her) head off the surface for a moment? 233 1 Yes 3 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 7092 Blank401 When lying on (his/her) stomach, has -- HYQ C4 HYC4 ever turned (his/her) head from side to side? 231 1 Yes 4 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 7092 Blank402 Have --'s eyes ever followed a moving HYQ C5 HYC5 object? 235 1 Yes 16 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 7092 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------403 Have --'s eyes ever followed a moving HYQ C6 HYC6 object all the way from one side to the other? 217 1 Yes 14 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't know 7092 Blank404 When lying on (his/her) stomach, has -- HYQ C7 HYC7 ever raised (his/her) head and chest from the surface while resting (his/her weight on (his/her) lower arms or hands? 175 1 Yes 59 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 7092 Blank405 Has -- ever turned (his/her) head around HYQ C8 HYC8 to look at something? 217 1 Yes 17 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 7092 Blank406 While lying on (his/her) back and being HYQ C9 HYC9 pulled up to a sitting position, did -- ever hold (his/her) head stiffly so that it did not bend back as (he/she) was pulled up? 171 1 Yes 61 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 4 9 Don't know 7092 Blank407 Has -- ever laughed out loud without HYQ C10 HYC10 being tickled or touched? 500 1 Yes 70 2 No 15 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6758 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------408 Has -- ever held in one hand a moderate HYQ C11 HYC11 size object such as a block or a rattle? 491 1 Yes 80 2 No 15 8 Blank but applicable 6758 Blank409 Has -- ever rolled over on (his/her) HYQ C12 HYC12 own on purpose? 419 1 Yes 148 2 No 15 8 Blank but applicable 4 9 Don't know 6758 Blank410 Has -- ever looked around with (his/her) HYQ C13 HYC13 eyes for a toy which was lost or not nearby? 343 1 Yes 208 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 19 9 Don't know 6758 Blank411 Has -- ever smiled at someone when that HYQ C14 HYC14 person talked to or smiled at but did touch (him/her)? 881 1 Yes 12 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6434 Blank412 Has -- ever seemed to enjoy looking in HYQ C15 HYC15 the mirror at (himself/herself)? 769 1 Yes 90 2 No 15 8 Blank but applicable 36 9 Don't know 6434 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------413 Has -- ever picked up small objects such HYQ C16 HYC16 as raisins or cookie crumbs, using only (his/her) thumb and first finger? 395 1 Yes 469 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 30 9 Don't know 6434 Blank414 Has -- ever sat alone with no help HYQ C17 HYC17 except for leaning forward on (his/her) hands or with just a little help from someone else? IF SP IS 0-3 MONTHS OLD, GO TO D1 OTHERWISE CONTINUE WITH C18. 551 1 Yes 343 2 No 14 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 6434 Blank415 Has -- ever said any recognizable such HYQ C18 HYC18 as "mama" or "dada"? 369 1 Yes 272 2 No 15 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 6686 Blank416 Has -- ever shown by (his/her)behavior HYQ C19 HYC19 that (he/she) knows the names of common objects when somebody else names them out loud? 296 1 Yes 333 2 No 15 8 Blank but applicable 14 9 Don't know 6686 Blank417 Has -- ever walked at least 2 steps with HYQ C20 HYC20 one hand held or holding on to something 494 1 Yes 421 2 No 14 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6414 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------418 Has -- ever sat for 10 minutes without HYQ C21 HYC21 without any support at all? 624 1 Yes 291 2 No 14 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6414 Blank419 Has -- ever crawled when left lying on HYQ C22 HYC22 on (his/her) stomach? 642 1 Yes 272 2 No 14 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 6414 Blank420 Has -- ever been pulled from a HYQ C23 HYC23 sitting position to a standing position and supported (his/her) own weight with legs stretched out? 687 1 Yes 228 2 No 14 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6414 Blank421 Has -- ever waved good-bye without HYQ C24 HYC24 help from another person? IF SP IS 4-6 MONTHS OLD, GO TO D1. OTHERWISE CONTINUE WITH C25. 585 1 Yes 490 2 No 13 8 Blank but applicable 3 9 Don't know 6253 Blank422 Has -- ever pulled (himself/herself) HYQ C25 HYC25 to a standing position without help from another person? 637 1 Yes 107 2 No 13 8 Blank but applicable 6587 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------423 Has -- ever stood alone on (his/her) HYQ C26 HYC26 feet for 10 seconds or more without holding on to anything or another person? 469 1 Yes 275 2 No 13 8 Blank but applicable 6587 Blank424 Has -- ever walked at least 2 steps HYQ C27 HYC27 without holding on to anything or another person? 386 1 Yes 358 2 No 13 8 Blank but applicable 6587 Blank425 Has -- ever shown that (he/she) wanted HYQ C28 HYC28 something by pointing, pulling, or making pleasant sounds rather than crying or whining? IF SP IS 7-9 MONTHS OLD, GO TO D1. OTHERWISE CONTINUE WITH C29. 797 1 Yes 136 2 No 14 8 Blank but applicable 4 9 Don't know 6393 Blank426 Has -- ever said the name of a HYQ C29 HYC29 familiar object, such as ball? 406 1 Yes 208 2 No 12 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6717 Blank427 Has -- ever crawled up at least 2 steps? HYQ C30 HYC30 518 1 Yes 87 2 No 12 8 Blank but applicable 10 9 Don't know 6717 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------428 Has -- said 2 recognizable words HYQ C31 HYC31 besides "mama" or "dada"? 601 1 Yes 189 2 No 18 8 Blank but applicable 6536 Blank429 Has -- ever let someone know, without HYQ C32 HYC32 crying, that wearing wet (soiled) pants or diapers bothered (him/her)? 466 1 Yes 320 2 No 18 8 Blank but applicable 4 9 Don't know 6536 Blank430 Did -- ever walk up at least 2 steps HYQ C33 HYC33 with one hand held or holding the rail? 541 1 Yes 239 2 No 18 8 Blank but applicable 10 9 Don't know 6536 Blank431 Has -- ever run? HYQ C34 HYC34 IF SP IS 10-12 MONTHS OLD, GO TO D1. OTHERWISE CONTINUE WITH C35. 535 1 Yes 254 2 No 19 8 Blank but applicable 6536 Blank432 Has -- ever made a line with a crayon HYQ C35 HYC35 or pencil? 1884 1 Yes 116 2 No 11 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 5331 Blank433 Has -- ever fed (himself/herself) with HYQ C36 HYC36 a spoon or fork without spilling much? 1850 1 Yes 153 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 5331 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------434 Has -- ever spoken a partial sentence HYQ C37 HYC37 3 words or more? 1599 1 Yes 399 2 No 13 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 5331 Blank435 Has -- ever said (his/her) first and HYQ C38 HYC38 last name together without someone's help? NICKNAME MAY BE USED FOR FIRST NAME. IF SP IS 13-15 MONTHS OLD GO TO D1. OTHERWISE CONTINUE WITH C39. 897 1 Yes 1099 2 No 11 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 5331 Blank436 Has -- ever walked up stairs by (himself HYQ C39 HYC39 /herself) without holding on to a rail? 1410 1 Yes 406 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 26 9 Don't know 5492 Blank437 Has -- ever counted 3 objects correctly? HYQ C40 HYC40 1224 1 Yes 606 2 No 11 8 Blank but applicable 11 9 Don't know 5492 Blank438 Has -- ever walked up stairs by (himself HYQ C41 HYC41 /herself) with no help, stepping on each on each step with only one foot? 1241 1 Yes 568 2 No 13 8 Blank but applicable 30 9 Don't know 5492 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------439 Does--know his/her own age and sex? HYQ C42 HYC42 IF SP IS 16-18 MONTHS OLD, GO TO D1 OTHERWISE CONTINUE WITH C43. 964 1 Yes 851 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 27 9 Don't know 5492 Blank440 Has -- ever said the names of at least HYQ C43 HYC43 4 colors? 929 1 Yes 701 2 No 20 8 Blank but applicable 8 9 Don't know 5686 Blank441 Has -- ever pedaled a tricycle at least HYQ C44 HYC44 40 feet? 940 1 Yes 674 2 No 26 8 Blank but applicable 18 9 Don't know 5686 Blank442 Has -- ever done a somersault without HYQ C45 HYC45 help from anybody? IF SP IS 19-21 MONTHS OLD, GO TO D1 OTHERWISE CONTINUE WITH C46. 1014 1 Yes 598 2 No 22 8 Blank but applicable 24 9 Don't know 5686 Blank443 Has -- ever washed and dried(his/her) HYQ C46 HYC46 hands without any help except for turning the water on and off? 1315 1 Yes 150 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 5867 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------444 Has -- ever dressed (himself/herself) HYQ C47 HYC47 without any help except for tying shoes (and buttoning the backs of dresses)? 1020 1 Yes 445 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 5867 Blank445 Has -- ever gone to the toilet alone? HYQ C48 HYC48 1155 1 Yes 312 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 5867 Blank446 Has -- ever counted out loud up to 10? HYQ C49 HYC49 635 1 Yes 830 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 5867 Blank447 Has -- ever drawn a picture of a man HYQ C50 HYC50 or woman with at least 2 parts of the body besides a head? 272 1 Yes 1180 2 No 10 8 Blank but applicable 15 9 Don't know 5867 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION D. HEALTH SERVICES AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------448 Would you say --'s health in general is HYQ D1 HYD1 excellent,very good,good,fair,or poor? 2862 1 Excellent 1918 2 Very good 1981 3 Good 534 4 Fair 47 5 Poor 1 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know449 Is there a particular clinic, health, HYQ D2 HYD2 center, doctor's office, or other place that -- usually goes to if -- is sick, needs advice about health or for routine care? 6527 1 Yes 817 2 No450 Is there one particular doctor or health HYQ D3 HYD3 professional that -- usually sees? 5184 1 Yes 1343 2 No 817 Blank451 About how long has it been since (--/you HYQ D4 HYD4 /anyone) last saw or talked to a medical doctor or other health professional about -- ? Include doctors seen while a patient in a hospital. 58 0 Never 5948 1 Less than 1 year 876 2 1 year, less than 2 years 340 3 2 years, less than 5 years 96 4 5 years, or more 6 8 Blank but applicable 20 9 Don't know452-453 Since -- was born, how many different HYQ D5 HYD5 times has -- stayed in the hospital overnight or longer? Do not include the hospitalization when -- was born. 5801 00 None/never 1521 01-45 10 88 Blank but applicable 12 99 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------454 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ D6 HYD6 3537 1 5 + Years(D9) 3807 2 Under 5 Years455 Is -- able to take part at all in any of HYQ D7 HYD7 the usual kinds of activities done by most (children/babies)-'s age? 3774 1 Yes 31 2 No 2 9 Don't know 3537 Blank456 Is -- limited in the kind or amount of HYQ D8 HYD8 activities -- can do because of an impairment or health problem? 37 1 Yes 3736 2 No 1 9 Don't know 3570 Blank457 Does any impairment or health problem HYQ D9 HYD9 now keep -- from attending school? 37 1 Yes 3498 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 3807 Blank458 Does -- attend a special school or HYQ D10 HYD10 special classes because of any impairment or health problem? 38 1 Yes 67 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 7237 Blank459 Does -- need to attend a special school HYQ D11 HYD11 or special classes because of any impairment or health problem? 11 1 Yes 56 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 7275 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------460-463 How long ago was the impairment or HYQ D12 HYD12S health problem first noticed? In months 63 0001-0156 6 7777 < smallest # that could be reported 31 8888 Blank but applicable 7 9999 Don't know 7237 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION E. SELECTED CONDITIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Did a doctor ever say that--had..? IF "YES" ASK E2-E4 BEFORE GOING TO NEXT CONDITION.464 Rheumatic fever/rheumatic heart disease? HYQ E1 HYE1A 17 1 Yes 7326 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable465 Epilepsy/fit/convulsion? HYQ E1 HYE1B 76 1 Yes 7267 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable466 Cerebral palsy? HYQ E1 HYE1C 8 1 Yes 7332 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know467 Mental retardation? HYQ E1 HYE1D 12 1 Yes 7328 2 No 4 8 Blank but applicable468 Muscle weakness or paralysis of the arms? HYQ E1 HYE1E 29 1 Yes 7314 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable469 Muscle weakness or paralysis of the legs? HYQ E1 HYE1F 46 1 Yes 7297 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable470 Asthma? HYQ E1 HYE1G 536 1 Yes 6807 2 No 1 9 Don't know471 Chronic bronchitis? HYQ E1 HYE1H 331 1 Yes 7012 2 No 1 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------472 Hayfever? HYQ E1 HYE1I 249 1 Yes 7095 2 NoHow old was -- when -- first had...?473-475 Rheumatic fever/rheumatic heart disease? HYQ E2 HYE2AS In months 13 001-132 2 777 Less than one month 2 888 Blank but applicable 1 999 Don't know 7326 Blank476-478 Epilepsy/fit/convulsion? HYQ E2 HYE2BS In months 66 001-096 5 777 Less than one month 6 888 Blank but applicable 7267 Blank479-481 Muscle weakness or paralysis of the arms? HYQ E2 HYE2ES In months 17 001-084 2 777 Less than one month 10 888 Blank but applicable 1 999 Don't know 7314 Blank482-484 Muscle weakness or paralysis of the legs? HYQ E2 HYE2FS In months 35 001-156 2 777 Less than one month 9 888 Blank but applicable 1 999 Don't know 7297 Blank485-487 Asthma? HYQ E2 HYE2GS In months 498 001-180 13 777 Less than one month 23 888 Blank but applicable 2 999 Don't know 6808 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------488-490 Chronic Bronchitis? HYQ E2 HYE2HS In months 312 001-180 5 777 Less than one month 11 888 Blank but applicable 3 999 Don't know 7013 Blank491-493 Hayfever? HYQ E2 HYE2IS In months 231 001-180 2 777 Less than one month 14 888 Blank but applicable 2 999 Don't know 7095 BlankDoes -- still have...?494 Rheumatic fever/rheumatic heart disease? HYQ E3 HYE3A 4 1 Yes 8 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't know 7326 Blank495 Epilepsy/fit/convulsion? HYQ E3 HYE3B 20 1 Yes 49 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 7 9 Don't know 7267 Blank496 Muscle weakness or paralysis of the arms? HYQ E3 HYE3E 20 1 Yes 6 2 No 4 8 Blank but applicable 7314 Blank497 Muscle weakness or paralysis of the legs? HYQ E3 HYE3F 34 1 Yes 8 2 No 5 8 Blank but applicable 7297 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------498 Asthma? HYQ E3 HYE3G 379 1 Yes 129 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 26 9 Don't know 6808 Blank499 Chronic bronchitis? HYQ E3 HYE3H 164 1 Yes 148 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 17 9 Don't know 7013 Blank500 Hayfever? HYQ E3 HYE3I 226 1 Yes 18 2 No 5 9 Don't know 7095 BlankHas -- ever been treated by a doctor for ...?501 Rheumatic fever/rheumatic heart disease? HYQ E4 HYE4A 13 1 Yes 2 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 7326 Blank502 Epilepsy/fit/convulsion? HYQ E4 HYE4B 73 1 Yes 2 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 7267 Blank503 Asthma? HYQ E4 HYE4G 515 1 Yes 15 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 3 9 Don't know 6808 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------504 Chronic bronchitis? HYQ E4 HYE4H 318 1 Yes 10 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 7013 Blank505 Hayfever? HYQ E4 HYE4I 206 1 Yes 41 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 7095 Blank506 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ E5 HYE5 3195 1 Under 4 Years(E15) 4149 2 4+ YearsDid a doctor ever say that -- had..? IF "YES" ASK E7 - E9 BEFORE GOING TO NEXT CONDITION.507 Hypertension or high blood pressure? HYQ E6 HYE6A 25 1 Yes 4124 2 No 3195 Blank508 High blood cholesterol? HYQ E6 HYE6B 26 1 Yes 4123 2 No 3195 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------How old was -- when -- first had..?509-511 Hypertension or high blood pressure? HYQ E7 HYE7AS In months 2 024 1 036 2 048 5 060 3 072 2 084 1 096 2 120 2 132 2 144 1 156 1 168 1 888 Blank but applicable 7319 Blank512-514 High blood cholesterol? HYQ E7 HYE7BS In months 1 024 1 048 3 060 2 072 2 084 3 096 1 108 2 120 1 132 3 144 1 168 1 180 5 888 Blank but applicable 7318 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Does -- still have..?515 Hypertension or high blood pressure? HYQ E8 HYE8A 10 1 Yes 9 2 No 6 9 Don't know 7319 Blank516 High blood cholesterol? HYQ E8 HYE8B 8 1 Yes 7 2 No 11 9 Don't know 7318 BlankHas -- ever been treated by a doctor for..?517 Hypertension or high blood pressure? HYQ E9 HYE9A 15 1 Yes 10 2 No 7319 Blank518 High blood cholesterol? HYQ E9 HYE9B 14 1 Yes 12 2 No 7318 Blank519 Has -- ever seen a psychiatrist, psy- HYQ E10 HYE10 chologist, or psychoanalyst about any emotional,mental or behavioral problems? 277 1 Yes 3854 2 No 17 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 3195 Blank520 During the past 12 months, has -- taken HYQ E11 HYE11 any prescribed medicines or drugs to help control activity or behavior? 47 1 Yes 4087 2 No 15 8 Blank but applicable 3195 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------521 During the past 12 months, how often HYQ E12 HYE12 did -- complain of headaches? Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, frequently, or always? 1632 1 Never 1383 2 Rarely 860 3 Sometimes 232 4 Frequently 28 5 Always 14 8 Blank but applicable 3195 Blank522 During the past 12 months, how often HYQ E13 HYE13 did -- complain of stomach aches? Would you say never, rarely, sometimes, frequently, or always? DO NOT INCLUDE MENSTRUAL CRAMPS. 1351 1 Never 1542 2 Rarely 1025 3 Sometimes 195 4 Frequently 22 5 Always 14 8 Blank but applicable 3195 Blank523 Does -- have any speech defect,such HYQ E14 HYE14 as stuttering, stammering, or lisping? 289 1 Yes 3841 2 No 16 8 Blank but applicable 3 9 Don't know 3195 Blank524 Has -- ever had anemia, sometimes HYQ E15 HYE15 called "tired blood" or "low-blood?" 575 1 Yes 6714 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 53 9 Don't know525 Has -- ever been tested for lead HYQ E16 HYE16 poisoning? 571 1 Yes 6559 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 212 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------526-528 How long ago was -- tested? HYQ E17 HYE17S In months 540 001-180 20 777 Less than one month 7 888 Blank but applicable 6 999 Don't know 6771 Blank529 Did the results indicate that -- had HYQ E18 HYE18 lead poisoning or high lead? 33 1 Yes 524 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 13 9 Don't know 6771 Blank530 Has -- ever been treated in a hospital HYQ E19 HYE19 for lead poisoning? 9 1 Yes 24 2 No 539 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6771 Blank531-533 How long ago was -- treated? HYQ E20 HYE20S In months 1 001 1 007 3 012 1 015 1 024 1 048 540 888 Blank but applicable 6796 Blank534 Now I will ask about some immunizations HYQ E21 HYE21 that -- may have received. It may be easier to recall this information if you have a record of --'s shots. Do you have a shot record for -- that I can see? 3011 1 Shot record available 4324 2 Shot record not available 9 8 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------535 Has -- ever received a DPT or tetanus HYQ E22 HYE22 shot? A DPT shot is to prevent diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis or whooping cough. VERIFY ANSWER WITH SHOT RECORD IF AVAILABLE 6912 1 Yes 155 2 No 157 8 Blank but applicable 120 9 Don't know536-538 How long ago was --'s last DPT or HYQ E23 HYE23S tetanus shot? VERIFY ANSWER WITH SHOT RECORD IF AVAILABLE In months 6535 001-180 91 777 Less than one month 162 888 Blank but applicable 281 999 Don't know 275 Blank539 During the past 12 months, did -- have HYQ E24 HYE24 an accident, injury or poisoning, excluding lead poisoning, that required medical attention? 623 1 Yes 6720 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable540-541 How many times? HYQ E24 HYE24A 547 01 53 02 20 03 1 05 1 06 1 12 1 88 Blank but applicable 6720 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION F. DENTAL CARE AND STATUS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------542 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ F1 HYF1 1850 1 Under 2 Years(G1) 5494 2 2+ Years543 How would you describe the condition of HYQ F2 HYF2 --'s natural teeth: excellent, very good, fair or poor? 1423 1 Excellent 1136 2 Very good 1706 3 Good 846 4 Fair 365 5 Poor 2 6 Has no natural teeth 16 8 Blank but applicable 1850 BlankWhat type of dental care does -- need now? HAND CARD HYQ-1. MARK ALL REPORTED.544 Teeth filled or replaced (for example HYQ F3 HYF3A fillings, crowns and/or bridges) 944 1 Yes 3500 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank545 Teeth pulled HYQ F3 HYF3B 172 1 Yes 4272 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank546 Gum treatment HYQ F3 HYF3C 47 1 Yes 4397 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------547 Denture work HYQ F3 HYF3D 20 1 Yes 4424 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank548 Relief of pain HYQ F3 HYF3E 29 1 Yes 4415 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank549 Work to improve appearance HYQ F3 HYF3F (for example, braces or bonding) 544 1 Yes 3900 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank550 Other HYQ F3 HYF3G 22 1 Yes 4422 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank551 Nothing HYQ F3 HYF3I 2987 1 Yes 1457 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank552 Don't know HYQ F3 HYF3J 346 1 Yes 4438 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 1850 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------553 Cleaning HYQ F3 HYF3K 193 1 Yes 4251 2 No 710 8 Blank but applicable 340 9 Don't know 1850 Blank554-558 How long ago was --'s last visit HYQ F4 HYF4S to a dentist or dental hygienist? In days 1955 00000 Never 3454 00001-04015 57 88888 Blank but applicable 28 99999 Don't know 1850 Blank559 How often does -- go to the dentist or HYQ F5 HYF5 dental hygienist? MARK FIRST APPLICABLE BOX. 2133 1 At least once a year 57 2 Every 2 years 35 3 Less often then every 2 years 1206 4 Whenever needed/no regular schedule 59 5 Other 14 8 Blank but applicable 35 9 Don't know 3805 Blank560 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ F6 HYF6 3183 1 Under 8 Years(G1) 2311 2 8+ Years 1850 Blank561 Has -- ever received orthodontic treat- HYQ F7 HYF7 ment such as wearing braces, bands or removable appliances to straighten teeth? 252 1 Yes 2041 2 No 18 8 Blank but applicable 5033 Blank562-563 How old was -- when -- started -- most HYQ F8 HYF8 recent orthodontic treatment? 252 02-16 18 88 Blank but applicable 7074 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------564 Has -- had "cold sores" or "fever blis- HYQ F9 HYF9 ters" on -- lips in the past 12 months? 254 1 Yes 2033 2 No 19 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't know 5033 Blank565 Has -- had "canker sores" or other HYQ F10 HYF10 ulcers or sores inside -- mouth in in the past 12 months? 312 1 Yes 1970 2 No 21 8 Blank but applicable 8 9 Don't know 5033 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION G. RESPIRATORY AND ALLERGY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------566 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ G1 HYG1 6344 1 Under 12 Years(G6) 1000 2 12 + Years567 Does -- usually cough on most days for 3 HYQ G2 HYG2 consecutive months or more during the year? 33 1 Yes 961 2 No 6 8 Blank but applicable 6344 Blank568-569 For how many years has -- had this HYQ G3 HYG3 cough? 28 01-16 4 77 Less than one year 6 88 Blank but applicable 1 99 Don't know 7305 Blank570 Does -- bring up phlegm on most days for HYQ G4 HYG4 3 consecutive months or more during the year? 29 1 Yes 965 2 No 6 8 Blank but applicable 6344 Blank571-572 For how many years has -- had trouble HYQ G5 HYG5 with phlegm? 1 01 5 02 1 03 1 04 1 07 2 08 1 09 2 10 1 12 2 15 6 77 Less than one year 12 88 Blank but applicable 7309 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------573 Has -- had problems with coughing in the HYQ G6 HYG6 past 12 months? 1916 1 Yes 4445 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 982 Blank574-576 How many episodes of cough has -- had HYQ G7 HYG7 in the past 12 months? 1 000 None/never 1734 001-120 172 555 Continuously 1 888 Blank but applicable 9 999 Don't know 5427 Blank577 Has -- had wheezing or whistling in --'s HYQ G8 HYG8 chest at any time in the past 12 months? 1481 1 Yes 5862 2 No 1 9 Don't know578-580 How many episodes of wheezing or whist- HYQ G9 HYG9 ling has -- had in the past 12 months? 1321 001-120 142 555 Continuously 9 888 Blank but applicable 9 999 Don't know 5863 Blank581 How many times in the past 12 months was HYQ G10 HYG10 -- hospitalized overnight or longer for these episodes of wheezing or whistling? 1384 0 None 71 1 12 2 6 3 1 4 5870 Blank582-583 During the past 12 months, how many HYQ G11 HYG11 times has -- gone to a hospital emer- gency room or doctor's office for one of these episodes of wheezing or whistling? 670 00 None/never 809 01-60 5865 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------584 Apart from when -- has a cold, does --'s HYQ G12 HYG12 chest ever sound wheezy or whistling? 622 1 Yes 6714 2 No 4 8 Blank but applicable 4 9 Don't knowDuring the past 12 months, has -- had any episodes of . . .585 Stuffy, itchy, or runny nose? HYQ G13 HYG13A 4085 1 Yes 3258 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable586 Watery, itchy eyes? HYQ G13 HYG13B 2141 1 Yes 5198 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know587-589 IF NO IN BOTH G13 a and b, CODE NONE. HYQ G14 HYG14 During the past 12 months, how many episodes of stuffy, itchy, or runny nose or watery, itchy eyes, has -- had? 3105 000 None 3836 001-156 361 555 Constantly/Continuously 13 888 Blank but applicable 29 999 Don't know590 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO G8,G12 & G13. HYQ G15 HYG15 4565 1 "Y" IN AT LEAST 1 OF G8,G12,G13a-b 2779 2 "N" IN ALL OF G8,G12,G13a-b(G18)NHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Are any of the symptoms we have just talked about brought on by... IF NECESSARY STATE SYMPTOMS: "Wheezing, whistling, stuffy, itchy, or runny nose, watery, itchy eyes."591 Exercise or cold air? HYQ G16 HYG16A 2151 1 Yes 2085 2 No 173 8 Blank but applicable 156 9 Don't know 2779 Blank592 Animals? HYQ G16 HYG16B 235 1 Yes 3958 2 No 173 8 Blank but applicable 199 9 Don't know 2779 Blank593 House dust? HYQ G16 HYG16C 517 1 Yes 3597 2 No 174 8 Blank but applicable 277 9 Don't know 2779 Blank594 Pollen? HYQ G16 HYG16D 855 1 Yes 3207 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 326 9 Don't know 2779 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------During which months of the year does pollen make --'s symptoms worse? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY.595 January HYQ G17 HYG17A 72 1 Yes 777 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank596 February HYQ G17 HYG17B 79 1 Yes 770 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank597 March HYQ G17 HYG17C 219 1 Yes 630 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank598 April HYQ G17 HYG17D 386 1 Yes 463 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank599 May HYQ G17 HYG17E 347 1 Yes 502 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank600 June HYQ G17 HYG17F 244 1 Yes 605 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------601 July HYQ G17 HYG17G 174 1 Yes 675 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank602 August HYQ G17 HYG17H 212 1 Yes 637 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank603 September HYQ G17 HYG17I 249 1 Yes 600 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank604 October HYQ G17 HYG17J 229 1 Yes 620 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank605 November HYQ G17 HYG17K 107 1 Yes 742 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank606 December HYQ G17 HYG17L 87 1 Yes 762 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------607 All months HYQ G17 HYG17M 46 1 Yes 803 2 No 177 8 Blank but applicable 6 9 Don't know 6312 Blank608 Within an hour after eating something, HYQ G18 HYG18A has -- ever had a severe reaction, such as itching all over, trouble breathing, flushing, hives, or swelling of the face or hands or feet? 7344 Blank609 Has -- ever had a severe reaction, such HYQ G18 HYG18B as itching all over, trouble breathing, flushing, hives, or swelling of the face or hands or feet within an hour after being stung by an insect? 355 1 Yes 6976 2 No 4 8 Blank but applicable 9 9 Don't know610 Within an hour after receiving allergy HYQ G19 HYG19 shots or allergy tests, has -- ever had a severe reaction such as itching all over, trouble breathing, flushing, hives, or swelling of the face or hands or feet? 63 1 Yes 3048 2 No 4187 3 Never received allergy shots/tests 1 8 Blank but applicable 45 9 Don't know611 Has -- ever given up or had to avoid HYQ G20 HYG20 a pet because of allergies? 174 1 Yes 7146 2 No 17 8 Blank but applicable 7 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------During the past 12 months has -- had any of the following conditions? IF "YES," ASK G22 BEFORE GOING TO NEXT CONDITION.612 Colds or flu? HYQ G21 HYG21A 5992 1 Yes 1351 2 No 1 9 Don't know613 Sinusitis or sinus problems? HYQ G21 HYG21B 774 1 Yes 6556 2 No 14 9 Don't know614 Pneumonia? HYQ G21 HYG21C 200 1 Yes 7143 2 No 1 9 Don't knowHow many episodes of ... did -- have in the past 12 months?615-616 Colds or flu? HYQ G22 HYG22A 5932 01-30 56 55 Continuous 4 99 Don't know 1352 Blank617-618 Sinusitis or sinus problems? HYQ G22 HYG22B 654 01-52 116 55 Continuous 4 99 Don't know 6570 Blank619-620 Pneumonia? HYQ G22 HYG22C 167 01 19 02 3 03 10 55 Continuous 1 88 Blank but applicable 7144 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION H. VISION AND HEARING ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------621 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ H1 HYH1 2561 1 Under 3 Years(H5) 4783 2 3+ Years622 Does -- have trouble seeing with one or HYQ H2 HYH2 both eyes even when wearing glasses or contact lenses? 370 1 Yes 4382 2 No 28 8 Blank but applicable 3 9 Don't know 2561 Blank623 Does -- use eyeglasses? Include HYQ H3 HYH3 eyeglasses that just magnify? 573 1 Yes 4180 2 No 30 8 Blank but applicable 2561 Blank624 When was the last time -- had -- vision HYQ H4 HYH4 tested? 1291 0 NEVER 1501 1 6 months ago or less 1047 2 Over 6 months to 12 months 420 3 Over 12 months to 2 years 266 4 Over 12 months to 5 years 45 5 More than 5 years 39 8 Blank but applicable 174 9 Don't know 2561 Blank625 Did -- ever have an ear infection or HYQ H5 HYH5 an earache? 4106 1 Yes 3208 2 No 7 8 Blank but applicable 23 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------626 How many times has -- had an ear HYQ H6 HYH6 infection or an earache? 1197 1 Once 823 2 Twice 1066 3 3-5 times 1000 4 6 or more times 15 8 Blank but applicable 12 9 Don't know 3231 Blank627-629 How old was -- when -- had the HYQ H7 HYH7S first ear infection or earache? In months 10 000 None/never 708 001 Yes 546 024 97 888 Blank but applicable 91 999 Don't know 5892 Blank630 Was -- ever treated by a doctor for (any HYQ H8 HYH8 of) -- ear infection(s) or earache(s)? 3849 1 Yes 247 2 No 9 8 Blank but applicable 8 9 Don't know 3231 Blank631 Did a doctor ever treat an ear infection HYQ H9 HYH9 or earache -- had by placing tubes in --'s ear? 316 1 Yes 3521 2 No 9 8 Blank but applicable 12 9 Don't know 3486 Blank632 Has -- ever had trouble hearing with HYQ H10 HYH10 with one or both ears? Do not include any problems which lasted just a short period of time such as during a cold. 248 1 Yes 7025 2 No 6 8 Blank but applicable 65 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------633 Does -- still have trouble hearing HYQ H11 HYH11 with one or both ears? 127 1 Yes 108 2 No 6 8 Blank but applicable 13 9 Don't know 7090 Blank634 Does -- use a hearing aid? HYQ H12 HYH12 7 1 Yes 7334 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know635 How long ago did -- last have HYQ H13 HYH13 -- hearing tested? 3572 0 NEVER 1433 1 6 months ago or less 1075 2 Over 6 months to 12 months 465 3 Over 12 months to 2 years 361 4 Over 2 years to 5 years 68 5 More than 5 years 7 8 Blank but applicable 363 9 Don't knowNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION J. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND LANGUAGE USE ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------636 REFER TO AGE OF SP. IF OVER 4 HYQ J1 HYJ1 YEARS USE WORDING IN PARENTHESES. (Before the age of 4) did -- ever attend a day care center or nursery school where there were 6 or more children? 2320 1 Yes 5018 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't know637 Did -- ever attend this kind of center HYQ J2 HYJ2 or school for 10 or more hours per week? 1867 1 Yes 451 2 No 1 8 Blank but applicable 2 9 Don't know 5023 Blank638-640 (Before the age of 4) for how many HYQ J3 HYJ3S months or years did -- attend this kind of center or school? In months 1839 001-108 22 888 Blank but applicable 7 999 Don't know 5476 Blank641 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ J4 HYJ4 3807 1 Under 5 Years (J28) 3537 2 5+ Years642 Has -- ever attended school? HYQ J5 HYJ5 3390 1 Yes 139 2 No 8 8 Blank but applicable 3807 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Why has -- never attended school? MARK ALL THAT APPLY.643 Too young - no school around for HYQ J6 HYJ6A children that age (J21) 128 1 Yes 11 2 No 8 8 Blank but applicable 7197 Blank644 Health problem (J21) HYQ J6 HYJ6B 139 2 No 8 8 Blank but applicable 7197 Blank645 Family needs child at home (J21) HYQ J6 HYJ6C 139 2 No 8 8 Blank but applicable 7197 Blank646 Other HYQ J6 HYJ6D 13 1 Yes 126 2 No 8 8 Blank but applicable 7197 Blank647 Is -- now either going to school HYQ J7 HYJ7 or on vacation from school? 2838 1 Going to school 523 2 Vacation from school(betw grades) 29 3 Neither (J13) 3954 Blank648-649 What grade (is -- in now/will -- be in)? HYQ J8 HYJ8 2804 01-12 48 44 Nursery School 491 55 Kindergarten 17 88 Blank but applicable 1 99 Don't know 3983 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------650 Does the school -- attends serve a HYQ J9 HYJ9 complete breakfast costing the same fixed price everyday? 1932 1 Yes 1342 2 No 39 9 Don't know 4031 Blank651 About how many times a week does -- HYQ J10 HYJ10 usually eat a complete breakfast at school? 1024 0 Never 36 1 65 2 70 3 16 4 701 5 2 7 Less than once per week 10 8 Blank but applicable 8 9 Don't know 5412 Blank652 Does the school -- attends serve school HYQ J11 HYJ11 lunches? These are complete lunches costing the same fixed price every day? 3086 1 Yes 220 2 No 7 9 Don't know 4031 Blank653 About how many times a week does -- HYQ J12 HYJ12 usually eat a complete school lunch? 482 0 Never 122 1 123 2 127 3 77 4 2140 5 1 6 Varies or varied 8 7 Less than once per week 2 8 Blank but applicable 4 9 Don't know 4258 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------654-655 Why did -- stop going to school? HYQ J13 HYJ13 1 01 Health Problem 11 03 Dropped out 11 04 Other 3 06 Moved or relocated 3 07 Pregnancy 6 88 Blank but applicable 7309 Blank656-658 During the past 12 months, about how HYQ J14 HYJ14 many whole days was -- absent from school because of illness, skipping or cutting or for other reasons? 778 000 None/never 2537 001-365 19 888 Blank but applicable 8 999 Don't know 4002 Blank659 Has -- ever skipped any grades for HYQ J15 HYJ15 any reason? 39 1 Yes 2937 2 No 345 3 Attending kindergarten(J23) 21 8 Blank but applicable 4002 Blank660 Has -- repeated any grades for any HYQ J16 HYJ16 reason? 623 1 Yes 2373 2 No 1 9 Don't know 4347 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------What grade did -- repeat? Any others? MARK ALL THAT APPLY.661 Kindergarten HYQ J17 HYJ17A 122 1 Yes 497 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6721 Blank662 First grade HYQ J17 HYJ17B 214 1 Yes 406 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank663 Second grade HYQ J17 HYJ17C 118 1 Yes 502 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank664 Third grade HYQ J17 HYJ17D 91 1 Yes 529 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank665 Fourth grade HYQ J17 HYJ17E 43 1 Yes 577 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank666 Fifth grade HYQ J17 HYJ17F 20 1 Yes 600 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank667 Sixth grade HYQ J17 HYJ17G 15 1 Yes 605 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------668 Seventh grade HYQ J17 HYJ17H 13 1 Yes 607 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank669 Eighth grade HYQ J17 HYJ17I 17 1 Yes 603 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank670 Ninth grade HYQ J17 HYJ17J 14 1 Yes 606 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank671 Tenth grade HYQ J17 HYJ17K 2 1 Yes 618 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank672 Eleventh grade HYQ J17 HYJ17L 620 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank673 Twelfth grade HYQ J17 HYJ17M 620 2 No 3 8 Blank but applicable 6721 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------Why did -- repeat the (NUMBERS IN J17) grade(s)? MARK ALL THAT APPLY.674 Academic failure HYQ J18 HYJ18A 307 1 Yes 313 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 6721 Blank675 Immature/acted too young HYQ J18 HYJ18B 153 1 Yes 468 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank676 Frequently absent HYQ J18 HYJ18C 46 1 Yes 575 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank677 Moved into a more difficult school HYQ J18 HYJ18D 41 1 Yes 580 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank678 Other HYQ J18 HYJ18E 39 1 Yes 582 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank679 Language problem HYQ J18 HYJ18G 27 1 Yes 594 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank680 Learning/behavior problem HYQ J18 HYJ18H 36 1 Yes 585 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------681 Health problem HYQ J18 HYJ18I 52 1 Yes 569 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank682 Hearing/vision Problem HYQ J18 HYJ18J 8 1 Yes 613 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank683 Relocation Problem HYQ J18 HYJ18K 11 1 Yes 610 2 No 2 8 Blank but applicable 6721 Blank684 Has -- ever been suspended, excluded HYQ J19 HYJ19 or expelled from school? 290 1 Yes 2707 2 No 4347 Blank685-686 How many times has -- been suspended, HYQ J20 HYJ20 excluded or expelled from school? 163 01 54 02 35 03 10 04 11 05 4 06 1 07 1 08 1 09 6 10 2 15 1 30 1 60 7054 Blank687 CHECK ITEM. REFER TO AGE OF SP. HYQ J21 HYJ21 2192 1 Under 12 Years (J23) 1000 2 12+ years 4152 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------688-689 On the average during the school year, HYQ J22 HYJ22 how many hours per week does -- work in a paid or unpaid job? 821 00 None 59 01 5 or fewer hours 34 02 6-9 hours 24 03 10-14 hours 22 04 15-19 hours 24 05 20-24 hours 12 06 25 or more hours 4 88 Blank but applicable 6344 Blank690-691 About how many hours did -- watch HYQ J23 HYJ23 TV yesterday? 404 00 None 164 01 Half hour or less 585 02 About 1 hour 911 03 About 2 hours 603 04 About 3 hours 379 05 About 4 hours 454 06 5 hours or more 16 88 Blank but applicable 21 99 Don't know 3807 Blank692 Now I will ask about --'s friends. About HYQ J24 HYJ24 how many good friends does -- have? 169 0 None 1120 1 1-2 1381 2 3-5 850 3 6+ 12 8 Blank but applicable 5 9 Don't know 3807 Blank693 How many of --'s close friends do you HYQ J25 HYJ25 know by sight and by first and last name? Would you say all, most, or only a few? 401 0 None 1773 1 All 748 2 Most 592 3 A few 23 8 Blank but applicable 3807 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------694 When it comes to meeting new (children HYQ J26 HYJ26 /teenagers) and making friends, is -- somewhat shy and slow to make a new friend, or does -- have about average willingness, or is -- very outgoing, making new friends quickly? 813 1 Shy 1363 2 Average 1348 3 Outgoing 12 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 3807 Blank695 How well would you say -- gets along HYQ J27 HYJ27 with other (children/teenagers)? Does -- have no difficulty getting along, have some difficulty, but not much, getting along, or does -- have a lot of difficulty getting along with other (children/teenagers)? 2709 1 No difficulty 744 2 Some difficulty 68 3 A lot of difficulty 15 8 Blank but applicable 1 9 Don't know 3807 Blank696-697 What language does -- mainly speak HYQ J28 HYJ28 at home now? 1279 01 Does not talk yet (J30) 4630 02 English 997 03 Spanish 319 04 Both English and Spanish equally 113 05 Other 6 88 Blank but applicable698-699 What language (does/did) -- mainly HYQ J29 HYJ29 speak at school in -- classes? 2263 01 Does not attend school 3517 02 English 98 03 Spanish 178 04 Both English and Spanish equally 3 05 Depends on subject matter 3 06 Other 3 88 Blank but applicable 1279 BlankNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------700-701 What language do (--'s parents/you HYQ J30 HYJ30 mainly speak at home now? 5424 01 English 1383 02 Spanish 333 03 Both English and Spanish equally 196 04 Other 8 88 Blank but applicableNHANES III Demographic and Household Youth Questionnaire File------------------------------------------------------------------------ Household Youth Questionnaire (HYQ)SECTION M. RESPONDENT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Positions Item description Source SAS name Counts and code and notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------702-703 CHECK ITEM. MARK ONE BOX. INDICATE HYQ M1 HYM1A MAIN RESPONDENT'S RELATIONSHIP TO SP. 6479 01 Mother 476 02 Father 23 03 Sister or Brother 203 04 Grandparent 52 05 Other 51 07 Aunt or Uncle 60 88 Blank but applicable704 WAS SP PRESENT DURING ANY PART OF HYQ M2 HYM2 THE INTERVIEW? 4831 1 Yes 2415 2 No 98 8 Blank but applicable705 QUALITY OF INTERVIEW. HYQ M3 HYM3 7264 1 Reliable 8 2 Unreliable 72 8 Blank but applicableAPPENDIX A - INDUSTRY AND OCCUPATION CODESThe following describes the 1980 Census Industrial Classification Codes used in the coding of NHANES III household questionnaire data.These codes apply to HFD9 from the Household Family Questionnaire and HAS8 and HAS19 from the Household Adult Questionnaire.INDUSTRY CODES:10=Agricultural production, crops 11=Agricultural production, livestock 20=Agricultural services, except horticultural 21=Horticultural services 30=Forestry 31=Fishing, hunting, and trapping 40=Metal mining 41=Coal mining 42=Crude petroleum and natural gas extraction 50=Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel 60=Construction 100=Meat products 101=Dairy products 102=Canned and preserved fruits and vegetables 110=Grain mill products 111=Bakery products 112=Sugar and confectionery products 120=Beverage industries 121=Miscellaneous food preparations and kindred products 122=Not specified food industries 130=Tobacco manufactures 132=Knitting mills 140=Dyeing and finishing textiles, except wool and knit goods 141=Floor coverings, except hard surface 142=Yarn, thread, and fabric mills 150=Miscellaneous textile mill products 151=Apparel and accessories, except knit 152=Miscellaneous fabricated textile products 160=Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills 161=Miscellaneous paper and pulp products 162=Paperboard containers and boxes 171=Newspaper publishing and printing 172=Printing, publishing, and allied industries, except newspapers 180=Plastics, synthetics, and resins 181=Drugs 182=Soaps and cosmetics 190=Paints, varnishes, and related products 191=Agricultural chemicals 192=Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals 200=Petroleum refining 201=Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products 210=Tires and inner tubes 211=Other rubber products, and plastics footwear and belting 212=Miscellaneous plastics products 220=Leather tanning and finishing 221=Footwear, except rubber and plastic 222=Leather products, except footwear 230=Logging 231=Sawmills, planing mills, and millwork 232=Wood buildings and mobile homes 241=Miscellaneous wood products 242=Furniture and fixtures 250=Glass and glass products 251=Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products 252=Structural clay products 261=Pottery and related products 262=Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products 270=Blast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and finishing mills 271=Iron and steel foundries 272=Primary aluminum industries 280=Other primary metal industries 281=Cutlery, hand tools, and other hardware 282=Fabricated structural metal products 290=Screw machine products 291=Metal forgings and stampings 292=Ordnance 300=Miscellaneous fabricated metal products 301=Not specified metal industries 310=Engines and turbines 311=Farm machinery and equipment 312=Construction and material handling machines 320=Metalworking machinery 321=Office and accounting machines 322=Electronic computing equipment 331=Machinery, except electrical, n.e.c. 332=Not specified machinery 340=Household appliances 341=Radio, tv, and communication equipment 342=Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c. 350=Not specified electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies 351=Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment 352=Aircraft and parts 360=Ship and boat building and repairing 361=Railroad locomotives and equipment 362=Guided missiles, space vehicles and parts 370=Cycles and miscellaneous transportation equipment 371=Scientific and controlling instruments 372=Optical and health services supplies 380=Photographic equipment and supplies 381=Watches, clocks, and clockwork operated devices 382=Not specified professional equipment 390=Toys, amusement, and sporting goods 391=Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 392=Not specified manufacturing industries 400=Railroads 401=Bus service and urban transit 402=Taxicab service 410=Trucking service 411=Warehousing and storage 412=U.S. postal service 420=Water transportation 421=Air transportation 422=Pipe lines, except natural gas 432=Services incidental to transportation 440=Radio and television broadcasting 441=Telephone (wire and radio) 442=Telegraph and miscellaneous communication services 460=Electric light and power 461=Gas and steam supply systems 462=Electric and gas, and other combinations 470=Water supply and irrigation 471=Sanitary services 472=Not specified utilities 500=Motor vehicles and equipment 501=Furniture and home furnishings 502=Lumber and construction materials 510=Sporting goods, toys, and hobby goods 511=Metals and minerals, except petroleum 512=Electrical goods 521=Hardware, plumbing and heating supplies 522=Not specified electrical and hardware products 530=Machinery, equipment, and supplies 531=Scrap and waste materials 532=Miscellaneous wholesale, durable goods 540=Paper and paper products 541=Drugs, chemicals, and allied products 542=Apparel, fabrics, and notions 550=Groceries and related products 551=Farm products-raw materials 552=Petroleum products 560=Alcoholic beverages 561=Farm supplies 562=Miscellaneous wholesale, nondurable goods 571=Not specified wholesale trade 580=Lumber and building material retailing 581=Hardware stores 582=Retail nurseries and garden stores 590=Mobile home dealers 591=Department stores 592=Variety stores 600=Miscellaneous general merchandise stores 601=Grocery stores 602=Dairy products stores 610=Retail bakeries 611=Food stores, n.e.c. 612=Motor vehicle dealers 620=Auto and home supply stores 621=Gasoline service stations 622=Miscellaneous vehicle dealers 630=Apparel and accessory stores, except shoe 631=Shoe stores 632=Furniture and home furnishings stores 640=Household appliances, tv, and radio stores 641=Eating and drinking places 642=Drug stores 650=Liquor stores 651=Sporting goods, bicycles, and hobby stores 652=Book and stationery stores 660=Jewelry stores 661=Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores 662=Mail order houses 670=Vending machine operators 671=Direct selling establishments 672=Fuel and ice dealers 681=Retail florists 682=Miscellaneous retail stores 691=Not specified retail trade 700=Banking 701=Savings and loan associations 702=Credit agencies, n.e.c. 710=Security, commodity brokerage, and investment companies 711=Insurance 712=Real estate, including real estate-insurance-law offices 721=Advertising 722=Services to dwellings and other buildings 730=Commercial research, development, and testing labs 731=Personnel supply services 732=Business management and consulting services 740=Computer and data processing services 741=Detective and protective services 742=Business services, n.e.c. 750=Automotive services, except repair 751=Automotive repair shops 752=Electrical repair shops 760=Miscellaneous repair services 761=Private households 762=Hotels and motels 770=Lodging places, except hotels and motels 771=Laundry, cleaning, and garment services 772=Beauty shops 780=Barber shops 781=Funeral service and crematories 782=Shoe repair shops 790=Dressmaking shops 791=Miscellaneous personal services 800=Theaters and motion pictures 801=Bowling alleys, billiard and pool parlors 802=Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services 812=Offices of physicians 820=Offices of dentists 821=Offices of chiropractors 822=Offices of optometrists 830=Offices of health practitioners, n.e.c. 831=Hospitals 832=Nursing and personal care facilities 840=Health services, n.e.c. 841=Legal services 842=Elementary and secondary schools 850=Colleges and universities 851=Business, trade, and vocational schools 852=Libraries 860=Educational services, n.e.c. 861=Job training and vocational rehabilitation services 862=Child day care services 870=Residential care facilities, without nursing 871=Social services, n.e.c. 872=Museums, art galleries, and zoos 880=Religious organizations 881=Membership organizations 882=Engineering, architectural, and surveying services 890=Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping services 891=Noncommercial educational and scientific research 892=Miscellaneous professional and related services 900=Executive and legislative offices 901=General government, n.e.c. 910=Justice, public order, and safety 921=Public finance, taxation, and monetary policy 922=Administration of human resources programs 930=Administration of environmental quality and housing programs 931=Administration of economic programs 932=National security and international affairs 942=Armed Forces (excludes reserves and national guard) 990=Unknown industry 888=Blank but applicable 999=Don't knowThe following describes the 1980 Census Occupational Classification Codes used in the coding of NHANES III household questionnaire data.These codes apply to HFD10 from the Household Family Questionnaire and HAS9 and HAS17 from the Household Adult Questionnaire.OCCUPATION CODES:3=Legislators 4=Chief executives and general administrators, public administration 5=Administrators and officials, public administration 6=Administrators, protective services 7=Financial managers 8=Personnel and labor relations managers 9=Purchasing managers 13=Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations 14=Administrators, education and related fields 15=Managers, medicine and health 16=Managers, properties and real estate 17=Postmasters and mail superintendents 18=Funeral directors 19=Managers and administrators, n.e.c. 23=Accountants and auditors 24=Underwriters 25=Other Financial officers 26=Managements analysts 27=Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists 28=Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products 29=Buyers, wholesale and retail trade, except farm products 33=Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c. 34=Business and promotion agents 35=Construction inspectors 36=Inspectors and compliance officers, exc. construction 37=Management related occupations, n.e.c. 43=Architects, Engineers, surveyors and mapping scientists 44=Aerospace engineers 45=Metallurgical and materials engineers 46=Mining engineers 47=Petroleum engineers 48=Chemical engineers 49=Nuclear engineers 53=Civil engineers 54=Agricultural engineers 55=Electrical and electronic engineers 56=Industrial engineers 57=Mechanical engineers 58=Marine engineers and naval architects 59=Engineers, n.e.c. 63=Surveyors and mapping scientists 64=Computer system analysts and scientists 65=Operations and systems researchers and analysts 66=Actuaries 67=Statisticians 68=Mathematical scientists, n.e.c. 69=Physical and astronomers 73=Chemist, except biochemists 74=Atmospheric and space scientists 75=Geologists and geodesists 76=Physical scientists, n.e.c. 77=Agriculture and food scientists 78=Biological and life scientists 79=Forestry and conservation scientists 83=Medical scientists 84=Physicians 85=Dentists 86=Veterinarians 87=Optometrists 88=Podiatrists 89=Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c. 95=Registered nurses 96=Pharmacists 97=Dietitians 98=Inhalation therapists 99=Occupational therapists 103=Physical therapists 104=Speech therapists 105=Therapists, n.e.c. 106=Physicians' assistants 113=Earth, environmental, marine science teachers 114=Biological science teachers 115=Chemistry teachers 116=Physics teachers 117=Natural science teachers, n.e.c. 118=Psychology teachers 119=Economics teachers 123=History teachers 124=Political science teachers 125=Sociology teachers 126=Social science teachers 127=Engineering teachers 128=Mathematical science teachers 129=Computer science teachers 133=Medical science teachers 134=Health specialties teachers 135=Business, commerce, and marketing teachers 136=Agriculture and forestry 137=Art, drama, and music teachers 138=Physical education teachers 139=Education teachers 143=English teachers 144=Foreign language teachers 145=Law teachers 146=Social work teachers 147=Theology teachers 148=Trade and industrial teachers 149=Home economics teachers 153=Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c. 154=Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified 155=Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten 156=Teachers, elementary school 157=Teachers, secondary school 158=Teachers, special education 159=Teachers, n.e.c. 163=Counselors, educational and vocational 164=Librarians 165=Archivists and curators 166=Economists 167=Psychologists 168=Sociologists 169=Social scientists, n.e.c. 173=Urban Planners 174=Social workers 175=Recreation workers 176=Clergy 177=Religious workers, n.e.c. 178=Lawyers 179=Judges 183=Authors 184=Technical writers 185=Designers 186=Musicians and composers 187=Actors and directors 188=Painters, sculptors, craft-artist, and artist printmakers 189=Photographers 193=Dancers 194=Artists, performers and related workers, n.e.c. 195=Editors and reporters 197=Public relations specialists 198=Announcers 199=Athletes 203=Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians 204=Dental hygienists 205=Health record technologists and technicians 206=Radiologic technicians 207=Licensed practical nurses 208=Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c. 213=Electrical and electronic technicians 214=Industrial engineering technicians 215=Mechanical engineering technicians 216=Engineering technicians, n.e.c. 217=Drafting occupations 218=Surveying and mapping technicians 223=Biological technicians 224=Chemical technicians 225=Science technicians, n.e.c. 226=Airplane pilots and navigators 227=Air traffic controllers 228=Broadcast equipment operators 229=Computer programmers 233=Tool programmers, numerical control 234= Legal assistants 235=Technicians, n.e.c. 243=Supervisors and proprietors, sales occupations 253=Insurance sales occupations 254=Real estate sales occupations 255=Securities and financial services sales occupations 256=Advertising and related sales occupations 257=Sales occupations, other business services 258=Sales engineers 259=Sales representatives, mining, manufacturing, and wholesale 263=Sale workers, motor vehicles and boats 264=Sales workers, apparel 265=Sales workers, shoes 266=Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings 267=Sales workers, radio, television, hi-fi, and appliances 268=Sales workers, hardware and building supplies 269=Sales workers, parts 274=Sales workers, other commodities 275=Sales counter clerks 276=Cashiers 278=News Vendors 283=Demonstrators, promoters and models, sales 284=Auctioneers 285=Sales support occupations, n.e.c. 303=Supervisors, general office 304=Supervisors, computer equipment operators 305=Supervisors, financial records processing 306=Chief communications operators 307=Supervisors; distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks 308=Computer equipment operators 309=Peripheral equipment operators 313=Secretaries 314=Stenographers 315=Typist 316=Interviewers 317=Hotel Clerks 318=Transportation tickets and reservation agents 319=Receptionists 323=Information clerks, n.e.c. 325=Classified-ad clerks 326=Correspondence clerks 327=Order clerks 328=Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping 329=Library clerks 335=File clerks 336=Record clerks 337=Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks 338=Payroll and timekeeping clerks 339=Billing Clerks 343=Cost and rate clerks 344=Billing posting, and calculating machine operators 345=Duplication machine operators 346=Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators 347=Office machine operators, n.e.c. 348=Telephone operators 349=Telegraphers 353=Communications equipment operators, n.e.c. 354=Postal clerks, exc. mail carries 355=Mail carriers, postal service 357=Messengers 359=Dispatchers 363=Production coordinators 364=Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks 365=Stock and inventory clerks 366=Meter readers 368=Weighers, measurers, and checkers 369=Samplers 373=Expediters 374=Material recording, scheduling, and distributing clerks, n.e.c. 375=Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators 376=Investigators and adjusters, except insurance 377=Eligibility clerks, social welfare 378=Bill and account collectors 379=General office clerks 383=Bank tellers 384=Proofreaders 385=Data-entry keyers 386=Statistical clerks 387=Teachers' aides 389=Administrative support occupations, n.e.c. 403=Launderers and ironers 404=Cooks, private household 405=Housekeepers and butlers 406=Child care workers, private household 407=Private household cleaners and servants 413=Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupations 414=Supervisors, police and detectives 415=Supervisors, guards 416=Fire inspection and fire prevention occupations 417=Firefighting occupations 418=Police and detectives, public service 423=Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers 424=Correctional institution officers 425=Crossing guards 426=Guards and police, exc. public service 427=Protective service occupations, n.e.c. 433=Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations 434= Bartenders 435=Waiters and waitress 436=Cooks, except short order 437=Short-order cooks 438=Food counter, fountain and related occupations 439=Kitchen workers, food preparation 443=Waiter's/waitress' assistants 444=Miscellaneous food preparation occupations 445=Dental assistants 446=Health aides, except nursing 447=Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants 448=Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers 449=Maids and housemen 453=Janitors and cleaners 454=Elevator operators 455=Pest control occupations 456=Supervisors, personal service occupations 457=Barbers 458=Hairdressers and cosmetologists 459=Attendants, amusement and recreation facilities 463=Guides 464=Ushers 465=Public transportation attendants 466=Baggage porters and bellhops 467=Welfare service aides 468=Child care workers, except private household 469=Personal service occupation, n.e.c. 473=Farmers, except horticultural 474=Horticultural specialty farmers 475=Managers, farms, except horticultural 476=Managers, horticultural specialty farms 477=Supervisors, farm workers 479=Farm workers 483=Marine life cultivation workers 484=Nursery workers 485=Supervisors, related agricultural occupations 486=Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm 487=Animal caretakers, except farm 488=Graders and sorters, agricultural products 489=Inspectors, agricultural products 494=Supervisors, forestry and logging workers 495=Forestry workers, except logging 496=Timber cutting and logging occupations 497=Captains and other officers, fishing vessels 498=Fishers 499=Hunters and trappers 503=Supervisors, mechanics and repairers 505=Automobile mechanics 506=Automobile mechanic apprentices 507=Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics 508=Aircraft engine mechanics 509=Small engine repairers 514=Automobile body and related repairers 515=Aircraft mechanics, exc. engine 516=Heavy equipment mechanics 517=Farm equipment mechanics 518=Industrial machinery repairers 519=Machinery maintenance occupations 523=Electronic repairers, communications and industrial 525=Data processing equipment repairers 526=Household appliance and power tool repairers 527=Telephone line installers and repairers 529=Telephone installers and repairers 533=Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment repairers 534=Heating air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics 535=Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers 536=Locksmiths and safe repairers 538=Office machine repairers 539=Mechanical controls and valve repairers 543=Elevator installers and repairers, n.e.c. 544=Millwrights 547=Specified mechanics and repairers, n.e.c. 549=Not specified mechanics and repairers 553=Supervisors; brickmasons, stonemasons, and tile setters 554=Supervisors; carpenters and related workers 555=Supervisors; electricians and power transmission installers 556=Supervisors; painters, paperhangers, and plasterers 557=Supervisors; plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters 558=Supervisors, n.e.c. 563=Brickmasons and stonemason apprentices 565=Tile setters, hard and soft 566=Carpet installers 567=Carpenters 569=Carpenters 573=Drywall installers 575=Electricians 576=Electrician apprentices 577=Electrical power installers and repairers 579=Painters, construction and maintenance 583=Paperhangers 584=Plasterers 585=Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters 587=Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices 588=Concrete and terrazzo finishers 589=Glaziers 593=Insulation workers 594=Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators 595=Roofers 596=Sheetmetal duct installers 597=Structural metal workers 598=Drillers, earth 599=Construction trades, n.e.c. 613=Supervisors, extractive occupations 614=Drillers, oil well 615=Explosives workers 616=Mining machine operators 617=Mining occupations, n.e.c. 633=Supervisors, production occupations 634=Tool and die makers 635=Tool and die markers apprentices 636=Precision assemblers 637=Machinists 639=Machinist apprentices 643=Boilermakers 644=Precision grinders, fitters, and tool sharpeners 645=Patternmakers and model makers, metal 646=Lay-out workers 647=Precious stones and metal workers 649=Engravers, metal 653=Sheet metal workers 654=Sheet metal workers apprentices 655=Miscellaneous precision metal workers 656=Patternmakers and model makers, wood 657=Cabinet makers and bench carpenters 658=Furniture and wood finishers 659=Miscellaneous precision woodworkers 666=Dressmakers 667=Tailors 668=Upholsterers 669=Shoe repairers 673=Apparel and fabric patternmakers 674=Miscellaneous precision apparel and fabric workers 677=Optical goods workers 678=Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians 679=Bookbinders 683=Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers 684=Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e.c. 686=Butchers and meat cutters 687=Bakers 688=Food batchmakers 689=Inspectors, testers, and graders 693=Adjusters and calibrators 694=Water and sewage treatment plant operators 695=Power plant operators 696=Stationary engineers 699=Miscellaneous plant and system operators 703=Lathe and turning machine set-up operators 704=Lathe and turning machine operators 705=Milling and planing machine operators 706=Punching and stamping press machine operators 707=Rolling machine operators 708=Drilling and boring machine operators 709=Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine operators 713=Forging machine operators 714=Numerical control machine operators 715=Miscellaneous metal, plastic, stone, and glass working machine operators 717=Fabricating machine operators, n.e.c. 719=Molding and plastic processing machine operators 723=Metal and plastic processing machine operators 724=Heat treating equipment operators 725=Miscellaneous metal and plastic processing machine operators 726=Wood lathe, routing, and planing machine operators 727=Sawing machine operators 728=Shaping and joining machine operators 729=Nailing and tacking machine operators 733=Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators 734=Printing machine operators 735=Photoengravers and lithographers 736=Typesetters and compositors 737=Miscellaneous printing machine operators 738=Winding and twisting machine operators 739=Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operators 743=Textile cutting machine operators 744=Textile sewing machine operators 745=Shoe machine operators 747=Pressing machine operators 748=Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators 749=Miscellaneous textile machine operators 753=Cementing and gluing machine operators 754=Packaging and filing machine operators 755=Extruding and forming machine operators 756=Mixing and blending machine operators 757=Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine 758=Compressing and compacting machine operators 759=Painting and paint spraying machine operators 763=Roasting and baking machine operators, food 764=Washing, cleaning, and pickling machine operators 765=Folding machine operators 766=Furnace, kiln, and oven operators 768=Crushing and grinding machine operators 769=Slicing and cutting machine operators 773=Motion picture projectionist 774=Photographic process machine operators 777=Miscellaneous machine operators 779=Machine operators, not specified 783=Welders and cutters 784=Solderers and brazers 785=Assemblers 786=Hand cutting and trimming occupation 787=Hand molding, casting, and forming occupations 789=Hand painting, coating, and decorating occupations 793=Hand engraving and printing occupations 794=Hand grinding and polishing occupations 795=Miscellaneous hand working occupations 796=Production inspectors, testers, samplers, and weighers 797=Production testers 798=Production samplers and weighers 799=Graders and sorters, except agricultural 803=Supervisors, motor vehicle operators 804=Truck drivers, heavy 805=Truck drivers, light 806=Driver-sales workers 808=Bus drivers 809=Taxi cab drivers and chauffeurs 813=Parking lot attendants 814=Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c. 823=Railroad conductors and yardmasters 824=Locomotive operating occupations 825=Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators 826=Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c. 828=Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats 829=Sailors and deckhands 833=Marine engineers 834=Bridge, lock, and lighthouse tenders 843=Supervisors, material moving equipment operators 844=Operating engineers 845=Longshore equipment operators 848=Hoist and winch operators 849=Crane and tower operators 853=Excavating and loading machine operators 855=Grader, dozer, and scraper operators 856=Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators 859=Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators 863=Supervisors; handlers, equipment cleaners, and laborers, n.e.c. 864=Helpers, mechanics and repairers 865=Helpers, construction trades 866=Helpers, surveyor 867=Helpers, extractive occupations 869=Construction laborers 873=Production helpers 875=Garbage collectors 876=Stevedores 877=Stock handlers and baggers 878=Machine feeders and offbearers 883=Freight, stock, and material movers, hand, n.e.c. 885=Garage and service station related occupations 887=Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners 888=Hand packers and packagers 889=Laborers, except construction 8888=Blank but applicable 9999=Don't knowAPPENDIX B - GEOGRAPHIC CODESCodes for variables HFA6XR and HFHFIPRBased on FIPS PUB 10-3 Codes for Countries, Dependencies, Areas of Special Sovereignty, and Their Principal Administrative Divisions.This appendix describes a subset of the overall FIPS PUB 10-3 codes. Although all countries are represented, only selected lower divisions (i.e. states or provinces) within each country are listed. In NHANES III, questions regarding birthplace or place lived longest were asked in the context of a country or a state within the Unites States. However, some respondents gave additional detail. This is reflected in the Countries for which we have provided lower division-level codes. To ignore this level of detail simply use the first two characters of the code. Conversely, some respondents gave answers that were too vague (i.e. Europe). These are represented by the numeric fill-value categories at the end of this code table.AA ARUBA AC ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA AF AFGHANISTAN AG ALGERIA AJ AZERBAIJAN AL ALBANIA AM ARMENIA AN ANDORRA AO ANGOLA AQ AMERICAN SAMOA AR ARGENTINA AS AUSTRALIA AT ASHMORE AND CARTIER ISLANDS AU AUSTRIA AV ANGUILLA AY ANTARCTICA BA BAHRAIN BB BARBADOS BC BOTSWANA BD BERMUDA BE BELGIUM BF BAHAMAS, THE BG BANGLADESH BH BELIZE BK BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BL BOLIVIA BM BURMA BN BENIN BO BELARUS BP SOLOMON ISLANDS BQ NAVASSA ISLAND BR BRAZIL BS BASSAS DA INDIA BT BHUTAN BU BULGARIA BV BOUVET ISLAND BX BRUNEI BY BURUNDI CA CANADA CA07 NOVA SCOTIA CB CAMBODIA CD CHAD CE SRI LANKA CF CONGO CG ZAIRE CH CHINA CI CHILE CJ CAYMAN ISLANDS CK COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS CM CAMEROON CN COMOROS CO COLOMBIA CQ NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS CR CORAL SEA ISLANDS CS COSTA RICA CT CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CU CUBA CV CAPE VERDE CW COOK ISLANDS CY CYPRUS DA DENMARK DJ DJIBOUTI DO DOMINICA DQ JARVIS ISLAND DR DOMINICAN REPUBLIC EC ECUADOR EG EGYPT EI IRELAND EK EQUATORIAL GUINEA EN ESTONIA ER ERITREA ES EL SALVADOR ET ETHIOPIA EU EUROPA ISLAND EZ CZECH REPUBLIC FG FRENCH GUIANA FI FINLAND FJ FIJI FK FALKLAND ISLANDS (ISLAS MALVINAS) FM FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA FO FAROE ISLANDS FP FRENCH POLYNESIA FQ BAKER ISLAND FR FRANCE FS FRENCH SOUTHERN AND ANTARCTIC LANDS GA GAMBIA, THE GB GABON GG GEORGIA GH GHANA GI GIBRALTAR GJ GRENADA GK GUERNSEY GL GREENLAND GM GERMANY GO GLORIOSO ISLANDS GP GUADELOUPE GQ GUAM GR GREECE GT GUATEMALA GV GUINEA GY GUYANA GZ GAZA STRIP HA HAITI HK HONG KONG HM HEARD ISLAND AND MCDONALD ISLANDS HO HONDURAS HQ HOWLAND ISLAND HR CROATIA HU HUNGARY IC ICELAND ID INDONESIA IM MAN, ISLE OF IN INDIA IO BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY IP CLIPPERTON ISLAND IR IRAN IS ISRAEL IT ITALY IV COTE D' IVOIRE IZ IRAQ JA JAPAN JA47 OKINAWA JE JERSEY JM JAMAICA JN JAN MAYEN JO JORDAN JQ JOHNSTON ATOLL JU JUAN DE NOVA ISLAND KE KENYA KG KYRGYZSTAN KN KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KQ KINGMAN REEF KR KIRIBATI KS KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KT CHRISTMAS ISLAND KU KUWAIT KZ KAZAKHSTAN LA LAOS LE LEBANON LG LATVIA LH LITHUANIA LI LIBERIA LO SLOVAKIA LQ PALMYRA ATOLL LS LIECHTENSTEIN LT LESOTHO LU LUXEMBOURG LY LIBYA MA MADAGASCAR MB MARTINIQUE MC MACAU MD MOLDOVA MF MAYOTTE MG MONGOLIA MH MONTSERRAT MI MALAWI MK MACEDONIA ML MALI MN MONACO MO MOROCCO MP MAURITIUS MQ MIDWAY ISLAND MR MAURITANIA MT MALTA MU OMAN MV MALDIVES MW MONTENEGRO MX MEXICO MY MALAYSIA MZ MOZAMBIQUE NA NETHERLANDS ANTILLES NC NEW CALEDONIA NE NIUE NF NORFOLK ISLAND NG NIGER NH VANUATU NI NIGERIA NL NETHERLANDS NO NORWAY NP NEPAL NR NAURU NS SURINAME NU NICARAGUA NZ NEW ZEALAND PA PARAGUAY PC PITCAIRN ISLANDS PE PERU PF PARACEL ISLANDS PG SPRATLY ISLANDS PK PAKISTAN PL POLAND PM PANAMA PO PORTUGAL PO23 AZORES PP PAPUA NEW GUINEA PS TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS PU GUINEA-BISSAU QA QATAR RE REUNION RM MARSHALL RO ROMANIA RP PHILIPPINES RQ PUERTO RICO RS RUSSIA RW RWANDA SA SAUDI ARABIA SB ST. PIERRE AND MIQUELON SE SEYCHELLES SF SOUTH AFRICA SG SENEGAL SH ST. HELENA SI SLOVENIA SL SIERRA LEONE SM SAN MARINO SN SINGAPORE SO SOMALIA SP SPAIN SR SERBIA ST ST. LUCIA SU SUDAN SV SVALBARD SW SWEDEN SX SOUTH GEORGIA AND THE SOUTH SANDWICH ISL SY SYRIA SZ SWITZERLAND TC UNITED ARAB EMIRATES TD TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO TE TROMELIN ISLAND TH THAILAND TI TAJIKISTAN TK TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS TL TOKELAU TN TONGA TO TOGO TP SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE TS TUNISIA TU TURKEY TV TUVALU TW TAIWAN TX TURKMENISTAN TZ TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF UG UGANDA UK UNITED KINGDOM UP UKRAINE US UNITED STATES US01 ALABAMA US02 ALASKA US04 ARIZONA US05 ARKANSAS US06 CALIFORNIA US08 COLORADO US09 CONNECTICUT US10 DELAWARE US11 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA US12 FLORIDA US13 GEORGIA US15 HAWAII US16 IDAHO US17 ILLINOIS US18 INDIANA US19 IOWA US20 KANSAS US21 KENTUCKY US22 LOUISIANA US23 MAINE US24 MARYLAND US25 MASSACHUSETTS US26 MICHIGAN US27 MINNESOTA US28 MISSISSIPPI US29 MISSOURI US30 MONTANA US31 NEBRASKA US32 NEVADA US33 NEW HAMPSHIRE US34 NEW JERSEY US35 NEW MEXICO US36 NEW YORK US37 NORTH CAROLINA US38 NORTH DAKOTA US39 OHIO US40 OKLAHOMA US41 OREGON US42 PENNSYLVANIA US44 RHODE ISLAND US45 SOUTH CAROLINA US46 SOUTH DAKOTA US47 TENNESSEE US48 TEXAS US49 UTAH US50 VERMONT US51 VIRGINIA US53 WASHINGTON US54 WEST VIRGINIA US55 WISCONSIN US56 WYOMING UV BURKINA UY URUGUAY UZ UZBEKISTAN VC ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES VE VENEZUELA VI BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS VM VIETNAM VQ VIRGIN ISLANDS VT VATICAN CITY WA NAMIBIA WE WEST BANK WF WALLIS AND FUTUNA WI WESTERN SAHARA WQ WAKE ISLAND WS WESTERN SAMOA WZ SWAZILAND YM YEMEN ZA ZAMBIA ZI ZIMBABWE 1111 CENTRAL AMERICA 2222 NORTH AMERICA 3333 AFRICA 4444 WEST AFRICA 5555 EUROPE 8888 BLANK BUT APPLICABLE 9999 DON'T KNOW
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