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Public Use Data lope Documentation Dhrmatology, Ages 1-74 Tape Number 4151 l&tional Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1971-7s

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Public Use Data TapeDocumentation -Dermatology, Ages 1-74Tape Number 4151National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey,1971-75

US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICESPubhc Health SerwceCenters for D,sease ControlNal[onal Cenler of Heallh Stalmllcs

Hyaltswlle, MarylandJune 19E5

The data compilation and documentation necessary for the

Dermatology Examination Data Tape were done by Jean Roberts,

Wilbur Hadden, Dorothy Blodgett, Dale Hitchcock, Everette

Collins, Evelyn Stanton, and Sarah Carrel of the Division of

Health Examination Statistics, National Center for Health

Statistics . A special note of gratitude is due Dorothy Cox

who patiently typed and retyped this material.

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HANES 1971-1975

Description of Survey.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..1

Target Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..1

Data Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..3

Use of HANES Data . . .

Errors in the Data Sets

Variance Estimation . .

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General Notes

Demographic Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘. 11

Dermatology Examination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Data Editing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Tape Description Summary

Demographic Data .

Dermatology Data .

Tape Description

Demographic Data .

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DERMATOLOGY DATA TAPE

Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, HANES I, 1971-1975

Description of Survey: A detailed description of the design,

content and operation of HANES I is provided in the following

reports: Plan and Operation of the Health and Nutrition

Examination Surve>F, DH.EW Pub. ND. (HSM) 73–1310, Series 1,

NOS . 10a and jOb, Public Health Service, Washington, D-C.,

Us. Government Printing Office, February 1973.

Target Population: HANES I was conducted on a nationwide

probability sample of approximately 28,000 persons, ages 1-74

years, from the civilian, noninstitutionalized population

of the coterminous United States, excepting those persons

residing on Indian reservations. The survey started in

April 1971 and for many survey components, including the

dermatology examination, was completed in June 1974. The HANES

I sample was selected so that certain population groups

thought to be at high risk of malnutrition (persons with low

incomes, preschool children, women of childbearing age and

the elderly) were oversampled at known rates. Adjusted

sampling weights were then computed within 60 age, sex

and race categories in order to inflate the sample in such

a manner as to closely reflect the noninstitutionalized

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population, ages 1-74 years, of the United States at the

midpoint of the survey.

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

subset of those sample persons aged 25-74 received a more

detailed health examination which was continued through

October 1975. No particular oversampling of subgroups of

the population was done in this subsample (e.g., women of

childbearing age were not oversampled as they were for the

major nutrition component of HANES I) . This subsample is

also representative of the United States population aged

25-74 during the time of WES I.

After the nutrition survey was completed, the detailed

examination given to the 25-74 age group was continued until

the total nunber of examined persons was approximately

double the number of examinees who recieved the detailed

examination during the nutrition survey.

In order to produce national estimates of the nutritional

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

subsample of 35 stands of the 65 Primary Sampling Units (PSU’!S)

was selected. This subsample also made it possible to

produce national estimates of certain other aspects of

health status in the population that were critically needed

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at an earlier date and examination components that for logistic

reasons could not be continued for the remainder of the 65 PSU’S.

Included among the 35 PSU’S were 10 of the 1.5 large certainty

metropolitan areas and 1 PSU from each of the 25 noncertainty

superstrata. The reduction from 15 to 10 large metropolitan

areas was accomplished by randomly selecting one PSU from

multiple-PSU standard metropolitan statistical areas; e.g.,

selecting the southern half of the Chicago SMSA to represent

the entire SMSA. (This selection procedure was based on

operational considerations, and although unbiased, is recognized

as not being statistically optimal.)

Data Collection: Information for all examined sample persons

in HANES I was obtained by means of a household interview, a

general medical history, a 24-hour dietary intake recall

interview, a food frequency interview, a food program

questionnaire, a general medical examination, dental,

dermatological and ophthalmological examinations, anthropometric

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

24 hematological, blood chemistry, and urological laboratory

determinations.

In addition to the information received on all examined

persons by means of the above questionnaires, procedures and

measurements, the following data were gathered on the

subsample of adults aged 25-74: a medical history supplement;

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supplementary questionnaires concerning arthritis, respiratory

and cardiovascular conditions (when applicable) ; a health

care needs questionnaire; a general well-being questionnaire;

an extended medical examination; x-rays of the chest and

hip and knee joints, audiometry; electrocardiography;

goniometry; spirometry; pulmonary diffusion and tuberculin

tests, along with additional laboratory determinations.

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Use of HANES Data

With the goal of mutual benefit, NCHS requests the cooperation

of recipients of data tapes in certain actions related to

their use:

A. Any published material derived from the data should

acknowledge the National Center for Health Statistics

as the original source. It should also include a

disclaimer which credits any analyses, interpretations,

or conclusions reached to the author (recipient of

the tape) and not to NCHS, which is responsible

only for the initial data.

B. Consumers who wish to publish a technical description

of the data will make a reasonable effort to insure

that the description is not inconsistent with that

published by NCHS. This does not mean, however,

that NCHS will review such descriptions.

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Errors in the Data Sets and Survey Differences

The data users’ tapes have been subjected to a great deal

of careful editing. However, due to the large volume of data,

in the series, it is likely that a small nuniber of errors

or discrepancies remain undetected. We would appreciate if

any such errors are detected that they be brought to our

attention so that new corrected copies of the tape can be

created and errata sheets issued to previous purchasers.

Some of the continuous data items have extremely high or low

values and we have verified that they do in fact appear that

way on the hard documents; that is, we have verified that the

values have not been incorrectly keyed.

In general, we have not attempted to resolve any differences

that may exist between estimates derived from the various

subsamples of HANES I. Nor have we made any comparisons

between estimates from HANES I and previous surveys conducted

by the Division of Health Examination Statistics.

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Variance Estimation

Because the Health

sample design, the

and Nutrition Examination Survey is based upon a complex

assumptions of many statistical tests and routinely

available statistical programs are not met. For this reason, when estimates

of the variances of statistics from HANES are computed, the technique of

estimation must be based upon complex sampling

the user with the capability of estimating the

have provided Strata and Primary Sampling Unit

user tapes

for making

To compute

in tape positions 194-198. However

theory. In order to provide

complex sample variances, we

(PSU] codes on the HANES

, these codes are suitable

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

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

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

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

be used only for locations 1-35 and 66-100.

One computer program that should be widely available sometime around the

summer of 1978 as part of the Statistical Analysis System (available from

the SAS Institute, Inc., Post Office Box 10066, Raleigh, North Carolina

27605) is capable of using the Strata-PSU codes provided for HANES to

compute complex sample variances. Other programs may also be available.

In those Strata, referred to as certainty or self-representing Strata,

the PSU codes are actually the segment numbers. Neither the Strata codes

nor the PSU codes are the original codes used in the formation of the HANES

sample design, but are none-the-less a unique recoding

codes. For further discussion of the sample design of

should consult the publications of the National Center

of the original

HANES, the user

for Health Statistics--

Series 1-Nos. 10a and 14 and the detailed note for tape positions 158-193.

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Recode Specifications for Strata-PSU Codes

First.--Create a file with only those records in the file for examinationlocations 1-35.*

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

Third.--Recode the remaining strata according to the chart below,

Fourth.--Repeat the process for examinatioillocations 66-1OO.*

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

010203060405111214211516172018192225232426272829303531323334

010103030404111114141515171718182222232326262828303031313333

001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002001002

*See detailed note for tape positions 158-193.

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One Computer program that is available as part of the

Statistical Analysis System (avaikble from the SAS Institute

Inc. , Post Office Box 10066, Raleigh, North Carolina 27605)

is capable of using the Strata-PSU codes provided for HANES

to compute complex sample variances. Other programs may also

be available.

In those Strata, referred to as certainty or self-representing

Strata, the PSU codes are actually the segment numbers.

Neither the Strata codes nor the PSU codes are the original

codes used in the formation of the HANES sample design, but

are nonetheless a unique recoding of the original codes.

For further discussion of the sample design of HANES, the

user should consult publications of the National Center for

Health Statistics--Series 1-Nos. 10a and 14 and the detailed

note for tape positions 158-193.

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TAPE CHARACTERISTICS

Title: Dermatological Examination

Catalog Number: 4151

Data Set Name: HEHANES 1.DU415102

Record Length: 950

Blocksize: 3800

Number of Records: 20749

Number of Reels: 1

Recording Mode: Fixed Block, EBCDIC

Channe1: 9 Track

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

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General Notes

Demoq raphic Information: An advance letter, announcing the

forthcoming arrival of an interviewer from the U. S. Bureau

of the Census, was mailed to each household that fell into

the sample area. The interviewer subsequently visited the

household to ascertain its composition and to administer a

questionnaire, the primary purpose of which was to obtain

demographic information. The questionnaire was administered

to each potential sample person that was available and

competent enough to respond to questions. In the event that

a potential sample person was not at home at the time of

interview, any responsible adult in

to respond to the questions for the

Demographic information for each of

tape positions 1-200.

the household was asked

absent person.

the examinees appears in

Dermatology Examination: The dermatological part of the

HANES I examination included a complete clinical examination

of the skin and subcutaneous tissue that considered normal

variations in texture, certain manifestations of

aging, and all pathological changes. Whenever possible,

significant diagnoses such as malignancy were documented by

tissue biopsy and suspected infections by Tzanck smear or by

culture to identify fungi or bacteria. Estimates were made

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of actinic exposure experienced, as well as actinic damage

sustained, and of occupational risk from irritant and

allergic contractants. For an examinee with a significant

hand, foot, or generalized problem, a judgement was made about

the burden to the examinee in terms of discomfort or disability,

about care sought, and about the effect that could be expected

from the current best care available in the present state

of the art.

The Dermatology Examination form which provided for the

recording of the examiner’s findings was divided into five

parts. The first gave a summary of the major dermatological

findings and procedures as well as significant historical

and environmental data. The second provided for information

about the skin in general such as texture, the ectodermal

appendages, vascular lesions, pigmented nevi, and those path-

ological changes that occur in a generalized fashion such

as purpura, seborrheic keratoses, or warts. The third part

was for regional findings peculiar to an anatomical area as

the head or neck, such conditions as xanthelasma, cheilosis,

or scrotal tongue. The fourth part focused on disease-oriented

information giving more detail on such common problems as

acne, psoriasis, atopy, and others. The last part represented

an effort to evaluate the impact of the dermatological

condition observed--how it had modified the individual’s life

through physical or psychic incapacitation, and how it may

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have precluded a preferred activity. An estimation was made

by the examiner of the degree of disfigurement the condition

had produced as well as the symptoms the examinee had suffered.

Information was obtained from the examinee about care sought

for the skin problem or, if no care was sought, why not. Had

it been a matter of not knowing about available therapy on

the part of the examinee or his physician? Had it been a

problem of finances or inconvenience in travel, or the unavail-

ability of care at any price or distance? If the person was

receiving treatment, a judgment was made by the examiner

concerning the adeqyacy of therapy, and if inadequate, whether

the current best care in the present state of the art in

medicine would improve the condition.

The examination was planned at the request of and in cooperation

with the Committee on Planning for the National Program for

Dermatology of the National Academy of Dermatology.

Dr. Marie-Louise T. Johnson, Chairman of the Data Collection

Unit for the National Program, was primarily responsible for

planning the content of the dermatology examination, recruiting

the dermatologists, and training them in the examination

methodology so as to minimize interobserver variation.

Data Editinq: The data collected in the dermatology examina-

tion has been extensively edited and verified. Dr. Marie-Louise

Johnson participated in a review of all of the significant

diagnoses, the diagnoses of conditions in remission and

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complaint diagnoses. An effort has been made to edit other

fields for legitimate codes and for consistency and

completeness.

The examination form was designed so that normal findings

would not require that a mark be made; in general, then,

a blank indicates a normal condition.

For further information on the quality of the data see

DHEW Pub. No. (PHS) 79-1660, Series 11, No. 212, Public Health

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

Noven’ber 1978.

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DEMOGRAPHIC DATA - HANES I

TapePositions

Sample sequence number .● ...=● .● 0.........● ....● ● ............● ..........Size of place ..........................................................SMSA-not SMSA ..........● -.......................● .....● ..● 0.....● ..● ...Type of living quarters ................................................Land usage .............................................................

If rural, asked - How many acres of land are included .......c..........If 10 acres or more asked - Sale of crops, etc. amount to $50 or more ..If 10 acres or less asked - Sale of crops, etc. amount to $250 .ormore .Age - head of household -..............0..● ...● ● O● ..● ..*● .● ..● co..0● -.*● .Sex - head of household .........● ..● .-...● 0..4.● 0....● ● =.=..● 0..● =oe...

Highest grade attended -;;headof household .....● ..● ..4.● ● .● ....c● 0● ● ● ● ● .Race - head of household .........● ...,...6..............................Total number of persons in household

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Total sample persons in household .....*..*..● ...● ................0.....Number of rooms in house ...............................................

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Is there piped water ...................................................If yes, is there hot and cold piped water .............*......● .● ● 9● ..● .If yes to piped water - Does house have a sink @th piped water ........Does house have a range or cook stove ● ....● .● ..● ...........*...........Does house have a refrigerator..........................................

Are kitchen facilities used by anyone not living in household ...........Total

NOTE :

family income group ..............................................

The followin~ income questions were asked only if “Total FamilyIncome” was iess than-$7,000

110111213

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During Past Year Did you or Any Members of Your Family Receive Money From:

Wages or salaries ...00● -=...● .● Oa.● ..-.● *...● 9.....● ..● ......● .......● .If yes - How much altogether before deductions ..● ..● ................● ..Social Security or Railroad Retirement .................................If yes - How much altogether ...● =.● 9..*.● ............● ..........6...● .●

Welfare papents or other public assistance .............................

If yes - How much altogether ...........● ....● .........,............*...Unemployment or Workman’s Compensation ............*...,.0-...● -......-*If yes - How much altogetherGovernment employee pensionsIf yes - How much altogether

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or private pensions ....● ..● ........-0........0=...● -● 09● 909● ..● ● 9==99● *9=● ● .● .● ● .*● *●

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Dividends, interest or rent ............................................ 61If yes - How much altogether .............9........● ...● ................ 62

Net income from own non-farm business, professionaL practice orpartnership .......................................................... 66

If yes - How much altogether ........................................... 67Net income from a farm ...................’.............................. 71

If yes - How much altogether ........................................... 72Veteran’s payments .● .● .@9.● ● s...SO*=......● .........#.● ...t● .D.● ● ● ● ..● . :6

If yes - How much altogether ...● ● ● 009-.9-● ...● ...● ● 9● 0.99.0● ● 9..-*● O..s 77

Alimony, child support or contributions from persons not living inhousehold ..● ...● m ● m. ● . 9 ● .-m . . . ● . . . 9 . . ● . . ● . . . . ● * . . . . ● .. . . . . . . . . . . . ■ . . . . 81

If yes - How much altogether ...?....................................... 82

Any other income .......>............................................... 86If yes - How much altogether .9,9● 9*.99999.*.99● 9*99-0● 9.● .● 0=0● 9● 0=● ● w● * 87

Total amount ............................ . . . .. C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

Family unit code ........................................................ 95Relationship to head of household 100. . ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . =maa.. . . . . ● ● 0● s. . .

Age at interview "...................................................... 101Race of examined person ............................................... 103Sex of examined person ..● ● .....● ......● ...● ● ....................● ● ● ..●

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Marital status .................................’....................... 105Date of birth (month and year) ........................................ 106

Place of birth ........................................................ 11OHighest grade of regular school ever attended .........● ....,..#........ 112

Did he finish the grade ...● ...........,.......,.......● ....● ● *....● .., 114 -

Is he attending school now .....6.....................0............● ..* 115

Has he ever attended a school of any kind .....*.*-.9.09......● m..*..*. 116

If yes - What kind of school ...........-..................,...e..● .... 117

Is any language other than English frequently spoken in the household . 118If yes - What language ................................................ 1.19

What is your main ancestry or national origin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120What was he doing most of past three months ........................... 122

If “something else” - What was he doing ............................... 123

If “keeping housd’or “something else” - Did he wrk at a job orbusiness at any time during the past three months .................... 124If “mrking” - Did he work full-time or part-time ........*-............ 125

Did he work at any time last week or the week before (not around house) 126If no - Even though

a job “or businesshe did not wnrk during that time, does he have......● .....0.....● ...● .● ..............● .....● ● .● .● ●

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Was he looking for work or on lay-off from a job .,● a● *● 9*9● .9*.*...● ..If yes - Which ● 9● ● e90● 9.9● ● **● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● =.● ● *9.0● ● *● 9● *● e=● 0.909=● =● O.Class ofwmrker .......................................................If self-employed in “own” business and not a farm, is the businessincorporated .....~.*..**.a.● ****...............*.**.........~=......

Business or industry code ...● .9.● ● ● ....● 0● ● .9● ● 9● ● ● ● ● eD9090● ● 96..0.**.

Occupation code .......................................................Date of examination ...................................................Age at examination.........................<m..........................Farm/non-farm .● 9● ● .9*● ● 0.-* 9● .● .009.● 9● *● 9*..9.9● 9● .00● .**-*..90**....

Poverty index.. #

...● ..● ...9**9..9● ...9.*...99.● ● 9● *99.● 9● 0900W.9*.**S9...Region ................>...............................................

FOOD PROGMMS APPLICABILITY ..........................,.....*C.● *....● .

.Are you certified to participate in the food stamp program? ...........Are you buying food stamps now? ..--....,................................... .What is the main reason you aren’t participating in the program? ......Are you certified to participate in the commodity distribution program?Are you receiving coumodity foods now for your family? ................Why aren’t you participating in the program? ‘....*..-..........m.......

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DERMATOLOGY EXAMINATION DATA TAPE SUMMARY - HANES I

TapePosition

CATALOG NUMBER - 4151 ● ...*....*.. ........................● . . . . . . . . . . . .201

Examiner Number ........................................................223State or Foreign Country of Longest Residence ..........................225Years of Longest Residence .............................................227

Occupational Exposure ..................................................229If yes to exposure, what exposure (Chemicals, Oils, Insecticides,

Immersion (Hands or feet) Other ...............................● ......230

Exposure to Light (by history) ....● ....● ........● .......● ..............235

Significant Dermatological Diagnosis from ExaminationClinical Impression Code - Number l....................................236

Clinical Impression Code - Number 2.0.● ..0.0.● =.● ● .......● ● .......● 0...244

Clinical Impression Code - Number 3..........● ....0.● ........● ........●252

Photography of Skin - Lesion Diagnosis Code ............................260

Significant Dermatological Diagnosis Made Previously Now Suppressed or in RemissionCode - Number 1

——..............................,.........................266

If coded above, probability (certain, probable, doubtful) .......m..m...272

Code - Number 2..9.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● . . . . . . . . . . . . 273

If coded above, probability (certain, probable, doubtful) ..............279

Hair Color (Natural)...................................................280Age at first graying ...................................................282Previous Hair Color if grayer white ....................................284Is hair dyed, tinted or bleached ....................● ● ........● . . . . . . . . 286

Flag signs .............................................................287

Eye Color ..............................................................288Nevus Os iris..........................................................289

Skin TextureSurface (no findings) ..................................................290Coarse/Fine ............................................................291Oily/Scaling/Both. ....... ..............................................292Moist .99● .999● .=● 9...● .● W9● ● 9● 9.....................,...● ...........,..293

Dry (senile, winter, both -,atoplc dry) ............................*..*.294

Atrophic/Thickened ..● ● ......................................● .*........295

Wrinkled ...............................................................296Other ...........● ......,.-.............................-...............297

Complexion

Florid/Pallid ● .........................● ............● ................● ●302

Erythematous/Sallow .................,..................................303

Pigment Aberrations ....................................................304

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TypeMelaninMelaninMelanin

Position

general--hyper ...................................................305general--hype ....................................................306general--

. . .cosmetically dlsflgurmg... .............................307

Face ............● ..........● .● .● ● ● .....● 0=● =● o● so.● ..● 0.● ....9● O.● ..● ....308Body .....................................................................309Extremities ..............................................................310

Melanin localized--hyper .................................................311Melanin localized--hypo ..................................................312Melanin localized--

. . .cosmetically dlsflgurmg.. ............................313

Senile Depigmentation... .................................................314Icterus ...............-.......● ..● ...● .....................,.............315

Tatcm--artifact .......● ...0...................*.0........................316

Tatoos ....● .0 . . . ● . . . . . . . ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317

ImpressionAddison’s Disease .......................................................318Alpinism .................................................................319Pellagroid Pigmentation ..................................................320Vitiligo .................................................................321post Inflammatory ........................................................322Chronically Ill (hoper) ..................................................323Other ....................................................................324

Significant ScarsHypertrophic .............................................................325Atrophic .................................................................326Keloids ..................................................................327

Nevi--Pi~mented and Related Lesions (Greater than 1 cm)Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Junctional ● ● ● ● ● .● ● ● ● ....● ................328

Size of Largest (Junctional) .............................................329Location (Face, scalp and neck, both) ....................................330

Location (Extremities, trunk, trunk and extremities) ..m......e......*... e331

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Hutchinson’s Frame .......................332Size of Largest (Hutchinson’s Frame) .....................................333Location (Face, scalp and neck, both) ....................................334

Location (Extremities, trunk, trunk and extremities) ● .*999● ..............335

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Mongolian Spot ..........................*336

Size of Largest (Mongolian Spot) .........................................337Location (Face, scalp and neck, both) ....................................338

Location (Extremities, trunk, trunk and extremities) .....................339

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Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Blue Nexus...............................340Size of Largest,(Blue Nev-us).............................................341Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................342Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities).....................343

Diagnosis (ClinicalImpression)Nevus of Ova..............................344Size of Largest (Nevusof Ova)...........................................345Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................346Location (Extremities, trunk, trunk and extremities)....................347

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Cafe au laid.............................348Size of Largest (Cafeau laid)...........................................349Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................350Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities).....................351

Senile Lentigens........................................................,352Ephilides................................................................353

VascularDiagnosis (Clinical Impression) Araneus..................................354Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................355Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities).....................356

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Flammeus................,................357Size of Largest (Flammeus)...............................................358Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................359Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities).....................360

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Vasculosus..............,................361Size of Largest (Vasculosus).............................................362Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................363Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities).....................364

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Cavernous................................365Size of Largest (Cavernous)..............................................366Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................367Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities).....................368

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Senile Hemangioma........................369Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)....................................370Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities......................371Vascular Changes other than Nevi [No findings)...........................372

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Raynaud’s PhenomenonSource (Observed,by history, both).......................................373Duration..................................................................374Location [Hands, feet, both]..............................................376

Vascular Changes Other Than NeviPurpura - Senile..........................................................377Other Purpura.............................................................37sColdness..................................................................379Cyanosis..................................................................380Edema.....................................................................381Edema Chrcinic.............................................................3S2Cutisfilarmorat a...........................................................383

Actinic DamageOverall impression........................................................384Fine Telangiectasia.......................................................385Senile Elastosis..........................................................386Actinic Keratoses.........................................................387

Other TelangiectasiaLocation (Face, scalp and neck, both).....................................388Location (Extremities,trunk, trunk and extremities)......................389

Other Telangiectasia - ImpressionWeber OsJer Rondou........................................................390Post irradiation..........................................................391Sclerodactyly.............................................................392Idiopathic familial.......................................................393Poikilodermavasculare atrophicans........................................394Other.....................................................................395

Family history (mother, father, both).....................................396Family history (paternalmale, paternal female, both).....................397Family history (maternalmale, maternal female, both).....................398

Miscellaneous Lesions of Color and TextureNo findings...............................................................399Findings :Clavus (feet)..................................................400Findings - Seborrheic keratoses - Face and Scalp..........................401Findings - Seborrheic keratoses - Back and Chest..........................402Findings - Seborrheic keratoses - NasoIabial or other body folds..........403

Papulosa Negro............................................................404Epithelial tags...........................................................405Neurofibromata............................................................406Dermato fibromata.........................................................407Epidermal Levi............................................................408

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Warts - hand................................................................409Warts - feet................................................................410Warts - genital.............................................................411Warts - other...........................................................,...412

Tophi.......................................................................413Xanthomata..................................................................414Acanthosis nigracans........................................................415Lichen striatus............................................................-416Neoplastic change (no findings).............................................417

Malignant Type Findings...................Basal Cell Epith Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)......................418Basal Cell Epith Location (Trunk, extremities)..............................419Superficial BCE location (Face, scalp and neck, both).................-.-.,421Superficial BCE location (Trunk, extremities,trunk and extremities)........422

Squamous Cell Carcinoma Location (Face, scalp and neck, both)...............424Squamous Cell Carcinoma Location (Trunk, extremities,trunk and extremities)425Bowen’s Disease Location (Face, scalp and neck, both).......................427Bowen’s Disease Location (Trunk, extremities, trunk and extremities]........428

Lymphoma-LeukemiaLocation..................................................430Lymphoma-LeukemiaLocation (Trunk).....................................-....431Metastatic Location (Face, scalp and neck)..................................433Metastatic Location (Trunk, extremities,trunk and extremities).............434

Mycosis Fungoides Location (Face)...........................................436Mycosis Fungoides Iocation (Trunk)..........................................437Other - Location (Face, scalp and neck]...............................--...-439Other - Location (Trunk, extremities)............................”....c...”.44O

Neoplastic Change - Size of Largest (Greaterthan 1 cm) (Benign)Lipoma .....................................................................442Ganglioma...................................................................443Sebaceous ademoma..........:................................................444Benign neoplasm of sweat glands and ducts.................................-.445Other fibromata.............................................................446

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Ectodermal AppendagesEctodermal glands (no findings) ................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...447Eccrine - forehead ......................................................448Eccrine - hands ..● ...0..● .................*........● ........● . a ● . ..*.*.. 449Eccrine - feete ..........m....m.........................................450Dishydrotic - hands .....................................................451Dishydrotic - feet......................................................452Anhydrotic ..............................................................453

Apocrine (Post Pubertal)Mammary gland development. ..............................................454Fox Fordyce disease (maxillary ).........................................455Fox Fordyce disease (para-areolar) .......● ..............a......0.....0..456

Fox Fordyce disease (genital) ...........................................457

Sebaceous GlandsSebum production ........................................................458Inclusion cyst$ (number) ................................................459Inclusion cysts (largest in cubi)........................................460

Location of CystsChest ● O.......■ ● ...*...■ ● .● ● *.● ...● .0● =● .■ ...● .0...0.....● =..*O..● =.....461

Face ....................................................................462Back 9..9.90.■ 9● 9.=9● 0900 .* 9 ● ● * ● .009 ● ● ■ ● 9 9 ..00. . . . . . . ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,

463Other .......*.*........0...*● .● .....● =.0■ .....................0.........464

Nails (no findings) .....................................................465Fingernails (total number) ..............................................466

Fingernail Abnormalities (No. of nails involved)White Color ...0..D● .● .....● .....= ● =.● =.0.● ..0...=00....0.......● ● ..0. ● 0.468

Yellow ColorO .............m.......m.........m....m......................470

Green, brown or black color .............................................472Soft quality ............................................................474Brittle quality .........................................................476Raised Contour ..........................................................478Spooned Contour .........................................................480

Ridged Surface ..........................................................482Pitted Surface ........0..........0...● ● ....● ...● ....● ..● .0. . ● . 00 ● . . .00 .0 484Other (thickened) .......................................................486Other (clubbed) ....m........● ..................,.,......................488Complete absence of nails , not traumatic... ...........................~.490Bands - white , cross ...................................................O491Bands - pigmented, long...................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..493

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Clinical Impression of Abnormalities above (Fingernails)Fungus ............................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...495Trauma ....● ● ...........................................................496

Alopecia Areata ........................................................497

Lichen planes ..........................................................498Nevus ..............................................................,...499

Psoriasis ......................................● ......................,500

Other .....................0.........● ...........................,......501

Toenails (Abnormalities)Thickened ..............................................................502

Discolored .............................................................503

Pigmented Bands .................................................,......504

Fungus .................................................................505Psoriasis ..............● ..● ..............,.............................506

Nevus ...............................0...................,..............507Trauma ....0.........................................................,..508

Other ................,..0......,...........0.,...................● .....509

Hair ...............................❑ .............❑ .....................510

Scalp - AlopeciaMale Pattern ..............,.e....❑ ....a❑ ...e...............❑ ...........511

Localized ......................0.........0.............................512

Diffuse ........,...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513

Impression of EtiologyAreata ..............0.......................................,.......*..514

Infection .............,.....,.............,..............0...........,.515

Anti-Metabolites .● ................0.....,.............0................516

Trauma .................................................................517

Postclimacteric 00..................................0...................518

Familial ...............................................................519

Texture Findings (fine, course) ........................................520

Texture Findings (dry staring, easily plucked, both) ....0.......521.0m.521Eyebrows ...........................................,...................522

Eyelashes ..............................................................523

Facial hair (post pubertal - males) ....................................524Facial hair (post pubertal - females) ..................................525Facial hair -Facial hair -Facial hair -Facial hair -

Facial hair -Facial hair -

alopecia areata ..........................................526

genetically determined ...● ...........................● ...527

post infection ...........................................528post trauma ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...529endocrine ........,...................● ...................530

other ....................................................531

Axillary ...............................................................532

Pubic (sparse b, a sent) ................................................533

Pubic (inappropriate escutcheon) ..................● ......● ............534

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Body HairAnterior Thorax ..........● ................................................535

Posterior Thorax ....■ .......● ..................● .....-.............■ ......536

Arms ................................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...537Legs .............................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...538General ............=...........................................-..........539

Regional ExaminationHead and neck (no findings) .......................................... . . ...540Scalp .....................................................................541

ImpressionsSeborrheic dermatitis .....................................................542Trauma ....................................................................543

Psoriasis .................................................................544Other ..............................*......................................545

Eyes - XanthelasmaEver noticed ......................0.● ■ .● ● .............*. ● ..........6..0...546

Age of onset ..............................................................547Family history ............................................................549

Eyes - Arcus SenilisEver noticed ...0...0..0...............................................● ...550

Age of onset ...................● ....● .....● ..................● ..........● .551

Family history ............................................................553

Eyes - Blepharitis (Angular)

Ever noticed ............0..............0..............0.........0. . ● . .0 . . .554

Age of onset ..0 ● 0..● ● .............● ......● ................................555

Family history .............................................................557

Eyes - Blepharitis (Not Angular)

Ever noticed ..............................................................558Age of onset .......● ...........0.................● ..0.....................559

Family history ............................................................561

Eyes - HordeolumEver noticed .0..........0s........................0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

562

Age of onset ....● ..● 0.● ..● ...● .....0.....● .......● .......0..0........0.m● 0563

Family history ............................................................565

Eyes - ChalazionEver noticed ..............................................................566Age of onset ..............................................................567

Family history ............................................................569

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Eyes - PterygiutuEver noticed ...........................................................570Age of onset ...........................................................571Family hiSEq?y .........................................................573

Eyes - TumorEver noticed .........................................................00574

Age ofFamily

Ears -Ears -Nose -

onset...........................................................575

history .........................................................577

deformed ........................................................578deformed ........................................................579deformed ...............................● .......● .....n● .........580

MouthFissuring

FissuringFissuringFissuring

PigmentedPigmentedPigmentedPigmented

lips.......................................................581

buccalmucosa ..............................................582

gingiva ....................................................583tongue .....................................................584

lesion -lesion -lesion -lesion -

lips................................................585

buccal mucosa .......................................586gingiva .............................................587tongue ..............................................588

Leukoplakia -Leukoplakia -Leukoplakia -Leukoplakia -

Lichen PlanusLichen PlanusLichen PlanusLichen Planus

lips ....................................................589.buccalmucosa ............................................590gi-mgiva..................................................591tongue ...................................................592

- lips...................................................593-buccal mucosa ..........................................594- gingiva ................................................595- tongue .................................................596

Tumor - lips...........................................................597

Tumor - buccalmucosa ..................................................598Tumor - gingiva ........................................................599Tumor - tongue .........................................................600

Angular lesion or scars.. ..............................................601

Cheilosis ..............................................................602

Tonpue (General Macroglossia) Mal developed generallyForked ....................0............................................603Atrophy ................................................................604papillae ...............................................................605

Papillae ...............................................................606palate .................................................................607Palate ........................................................o.......~608Color ......0...,.,● ..............................● ........0.0.........0609

Other findings .........................................................610

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Thorax and AbdomenFindings/No findings .......................................................611— —Supernumerary Areolae ‘,]ithglandular tissue ................................612Supernumerary Areolae without glandular tissue .............................613Gynecomastia ...............................................................614Etiology .............0......● ■ 0..........0...........0.....................615

Striae (purple) .............................● ..............................616Striae (white).............................................................617Striae (pigmented) .......................................● .................618Striae (draining fistulae or other lesions) ................................619Striae (congenital malformations) ..........................................620

Thighs and ButtocksFindings/No findings .......................................................621Venous stars .....................● ● ........● .● ......0............● ...● ..● .● 622

Findings - pelonidal cysts (dimple, drainage, no drainage, repaired) .......623Findings - rectal fistula, rectal fissure and ulceration. ..................624Inter-gluteal fissure ......................................................625

GenitaliaFindinEs/No findings .......................................................626Findings - chancre, other VD, both .........................● ...............627Ulcers .....................................................................628Redness and scaling due to (psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis) ..............629Findings - candida, parasites, both, uncertain ........4....................630

ExtremitiesFindings/No findings .......................................................631Clubbing acquired - -severity ...............................................632Disfiguring ................................................................633Clubbing familial - severity ...............................................634Disfiguring ................................................................635

Deformity acquired - .sever~ty ..............................................636Disfiguring ................................................................637Deformity familial - severity ..............................................638Disfiguring ................................................................639Varicosities - -r~ght .......................................................640Varicosities - left ........0.....a.........................................641

Follicular HyperkeratosisUpper-Outer arm ............................................................642Rest of upper extremities ..............● ...................................643Entire arm .................................................................644Upper-Outer legs...........................................................645Rest of lower extremities ..................................................646

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Entire leg.................................................................64’7Upper back ..............0...● ..............................................648

Abdomen ....................................................................64!.Buttocks ...............................................s............❑ ......650

Disease Oriented ExaminationNo disease .................................................................6511Acne Vulgaris, (active, inactive) ...........................................65;!

If “active” (minimum, moderate, severe) ....................................653

Acne Cysts (quiescent) ......,.,....,.......................................654

Pit scarring ...............................................................655Cystic scarring ............................................................656

Extent of AcneFace .......................................................................657Back ..................,...............,..................................,.6581

Chest .....❑ ....................,...................#......0...........● ....659

Secondary acne .............................................................660Acne rosacea ..............i................................................661

Seborrheic DermatitisNaso-labial fold...........● ....0...................0..● .........*........0662

Eyebrows ...................................................................663Scalp ..........................................~...........................664Post Auricular .............................................................665Axillae ● .................,.....................,....................● ......666

Genitalia ..................................................................667

Infra-mammary ..............................................................668

PsoriasisInactive/Active ............................................................670If “active” (minimum , moderate, severe) ....................................671

Location (scalp only, extremities only. both) a.......● *.● ...0..............672

Location (trunk, seborrheic areas only, both) 0.............................673

Joint involved (fingers, toes) .............................................674

Joint involved (spine).....................................................675Joint involved (other joint) ..............,...........0....................676

Family History (parent, sibs, parents and sibs) .....● ........e.............677

Family History (near relatives) ............................................678

Did joint problem precede psoriasis ........................................679

Atopic DermatitisSeverity ...................................................................680Distribution ...........................................................● ..*681

Family History (atopy)[email protected].●682

Family History (urticariaand/or asthma) ...................................683Personal History (urticaria and/or asthma) ..........*......................684

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Cause of UrticariaCholinergic ..............................................................685Anglo-Neurotic edema .....................................................686

Giant .............................● ......................................687

Cold ■ ............,.......................................................688

Ordinary Urticaria .......................................................689

Food .............● ........● .......● ......................................690

Inhalant ................● ................................................691

Medication ...............................................................692

Obscure or other -...................,....................................693

Contact DermatitisPlant ....................................................................694

Rubber ...................................................................695Medication ...............................................................696Leather ..................................................................697Chemical ....................................● ............................698

Cosmetics .........................................................*......699

Metal ...........................................● .........*..............700Obscure ........................................................-.........701

Fabrics ..0● .9...0....● ...0................,.....,..........● ............,702

Fungal InfectionsImpression - scalp .......................................................703

KOH - scalp ..............................................................704

Wood’s Lamp - scalp ......................................................705

Impression - feet........................................................706

KOH - feet....● ..........................................................707

Wood’s Lamp - feet..........,............................................708

Impression - hands .......................................................709

KOH - hands ..............................................................710

Wood’s Lamp - hands 0.,● ...................................,..............711

Impression - groin .......................................................712KOH - groin ..............................................................713Wood’s Lamp - groin ......................................................714

Impression - other .......................................................715

KOH - other ..............................................................716

Wood’s Lamp - other ......................................................717

Viral Infections (except warts) ..........,................0..,.........,.723

Tzanck smear ............,.....,..........................................724

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Bacterial Infections - FurunclesScalp .0● ....● ................................................#..........,.725

Face ....● .........................................0.......................726

Trunk ................................................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...727Extremities ............................................ ..~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...728Buttock ......● O.● ..........#..........0............................#....● 0729

Bacterial Infections - FolliculitisScalp .....................................................................731

Face ......● ,.....9....*.................● .m...*.............,**.● ...9...m.732

Trunk.....................................................................733

Extremities ,....0....................................................0..0.734

Buttock ...................................................................735

Bacterial Infections - ImpetigoScalp ..............................................O......................737Face ......................................................................738Trunk .....................................................................739Extremities ...............................................................740Buttock ....................................-......,.,.....................741

Bacterial Infections - TBCScalp .....................................................................743Face .................................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...744Trunk .....................................................................745Extremities ...............................................................746Buttock ...● ....● .............● ...● ........................................747

Bacterial Infections - Hansen’s DiseaseScalp .....................................................................749Face ......................................................................750Trunk ..● ..................................,............................#..751

Extremities ...............................................................752Buttock ........................● .........................................,753

Bacterial Infections - Swimming Pool GranScalp ......................● #........................,....#...............755

Face ......................................................................756Trunk ...,...,,....,...............................................e.......757

Extremities ................c..........,......● ............................758

Buttock ...............................................0...................759

Anthropod and Protozoan InfectionsPediculosis wapitis .......................................................761Swimmer’s [email protected].....,..........,......762

Pediculosis pubis== .......................................................763Mites ....................................................,......e.........764

Pediculosis corporis ......................................................765Leishmaniasis .............................................................766Creeping Eruption .........................................................767Evaluation of Dermatological Complaint ....................................768

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Diagnostic CodesHand .....................................................................769Foot ......0...........................● ................................*.775Other .● ............*.....................................................781

Recurrent--hand .9.99....● 9.......● ....● ● .● ● .......● ......................787

Recurrent--foot ....● .......................● ........● .,.,................788

Recurrent--other ..● ● .....................................................789

Months active in past 12 months - hand ...................................790

Months active in past 12 months - foot.....● .............................792

Months active in past 12 months - other ..................................794

Years duration - hand ......................● .......................● .....796

Years duration - foot ................,...................................798

Years duration - other................................0............0....=800

Percent Limitation of ActivityHand .....*...............................s..Z...m.a*.,.....● ...........s,802

Foot ..................❑ ..........................................0..... ..804

Other .... . ...*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e.. . . . . . . .806

Total Skin Complaint ....................................................808

Handicap to Gainful Employment or HouseworkHand ....................c.............,.............................0....810

Foot ...● ...........................................0......................811

Other ● .● .....9● ..0● ......● .....● .....a......................● .....● ● .....812

To&l Skin Complaint .....m..............................................0813

Precludes Preferred OccupationHand ..........-..........● .....0.........................................814

Foot s......● ............................................................0815

Other ....................● ..............................,................816

Total Skin Complaint ● ...........● ..● ● 0..................● .■ ...........● ..817

Handicap to Social RelationsHand .........,..................,..........,........0....................818

Foot .....................................................................819

Other ....................................................................820

Total Skin Complaint -...............................................● ..9.821

Care Sought - Non-ProfessionalHand .....................................................................822

Foot ..................................,..................................823

Other .....,...,.............,.....................................*...● ● ●824

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Care Sought - PharmacyHand .........................0.... ....................................825

Foot ..................................................................826Other .................................................................827

Care Sought - M.D.,,

Hand ..................................................................82[3Foot .................................9.....● ....● .....................

82$)

Other ..................................,......................● ...0...830

Care Sought - Podiatrist

Hand ...............................● .....................● ............83:1

Foot ...................,...,.....● ..0.................................83:2

Other ......................................................■ . . . . . . . . . .83:3

Care Sought - OsteopathHand .● ........................................● .............,.........834

Foot .........,.....................................,..................835Other .........m.................................● . ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 836

Care Sought - DermatologistHand .........................,,.................*.....................83’7

Foot ......*...........................................................838

Other .................................................................839

PresenGly Under Current Best CareHand ...................................,..............................840

Foot ............................................................,.....841Other ............................,....................................842

If No: With Expert Care Would Condition Be ImprovedHand ..................................................................843

Foot ..................................................................844

Other ........,.....................,......................,.........,.845

Would Condition Permit Full Gainful Employment or HouseworkHand .....................................#............................846

Foot .................................................................O847Other ..............● .......,............................,..,.....■ . . . . 848

Disfigurement - Examiner EvaluationHand W*..9.● ...............● ................................,,.......,*849Foot m......................,...................................● ...*. ● 850Other .................................................................851

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Discomfort - Patient EvaluationPain orPain orPain or

ItchingItchingItching

Burning - hand 0...● * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 852Burning - foot.........● 9.0......... . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 853Burning - other ..................................................854

- hand ......=..........● ● 0..0..● ...0...........● .................855

- foot9.....■ ...● .......0.. . . ● ● ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 856- other ..........................................................857

Limitation of Motion - hand .............................● ..............● .858

Limitation of Motion - foot......● ..● ..● ● .....● ...............● ..........859

Limitation of Motion - other .............................................860

Overall Discomfort - hand ...........● .................................● ..861

Overall Discomfort - foot..........● ● .............,...,..................862

Overall Discomfort - other ...............................................863

Obstacle to improvement of condition .....................................864Patient cooperation ......................................................865Distance from medical help. ..............................................866Availability of transportation ...........................................867Finances ....,..........0.......*...● .....................................868

Other ..............................,...,..............,..................869

Actinic domedones ........................................................870

Fungus Culture Report No. 1KOH ......................................................................871

Fungus ...................................................................872

Site ...● .m.............................,.................................873

Fungus Code ..............................................................875

Date of Report (month, day, year) ........................................877

Fungus Culture Report No. 2KOH .........90..9*9...99● ● ● .● 9● ● ● ● 999● ● *● 0● ● =● ● ● ● 9● *.● ● ● .● ● ● ● ● .● ● ● ● *● ● ● .●

883

Fungus =..................................................................884

Site ............,...........● ..............,..........................● .●885

Fungus Code ..............................................................887

Fungus Culture Report No. 3KOH .............■ ...........● ......................● ● .....● ● .......● ..*..889

Fungus ...................................................................890Site .....0.........................................-...................0.891

Fungus Code ..● ● ..● ● O.● 00..● ......0..● ● .● ● =..● ..● .● ==● =● ● .=.● =● .● ==.● ● .● ● .893

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TapePosition

Biopsy Confirmation of Significant Diagnoses ...........................920Diagnoses added for detailed findings ..................................921

Grouped Diagnosis from Significant DiagnosesSebaceous gland diseases.. .............................................922Dermatophytoses ........................................................923Tumors................... .............................................924Seborrheic dermatitis ....,...,...,..,....,.............................925

Atopicdermatitis/eczema.. .............................................926Ichthyosis/keratosis ...................................................927

Folliculitis ’928...● ..● ....................................................Verruca vulgaris .......................................................929Psoriasis ....,.............● .................................,..,......930

Seborrheic keratosis ..● ....................,..● ...● ..........● ......● ..931

Vitiligo ...............................................................932Herpes simplex .........................................................933

Acne vulgaris ..........................................................934Xerosis .............■ ..............................,..................0935

Tineapedis ............................................................936Tinea unguium ..........................................................937Tinea versicolor ..........● ......,.........................0...........938

Tinea cruris .............,...................,............■ ............939

Malignant tumors............● ....,...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . ., .*.. 940Benign tumors ..........................................................941Precancerous and NS ..................................................,●

942Atopic dermatitis ..............................0....,.......#..........943

Actinic keratosis ..● .....● .....................................*.......944

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6-9

10

11

12

13

14

No. of‘ositions.— —

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4

1

1

1

1

1

. .

.

liWTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)

DEMOGRAPHIC DATA TAPE(n=20749)

..

. .I

I ControlITEM DESCPJPTIO:I & CODEScounts.— _

. ~—’DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

Samula Seauence Number

Catalog Number4271 ~

size of Place1- Urbanized area with 3,000,000 or more2- Urbanized area with 1,000,000 to 2,999,999 ,3- Urbanized area with 250,000 to 999,999 .4- Urbanized area under 250~0005- Urban place 25,000 or more outside urbanized area6- Urban place 10,000 to 24,999 outside urbanized area7- Urban place 2,500 to 9,999 outside urbanized area8.- Rural

SMSA - Not SMSA1- In SM#A, in central city2- In SMSA, not in central city4 -,Not in SMSA

Type of Living C!uarters1- Housing Unit ,2- Other unit

Land Usage .1- All other2- Rural .

If Rural,’askedHow Many”Acrgs of Land Are Included?1- 10 or more acres2- Less tha~ 10 acres9- Not applicable

I20749

,

3368242325142534364103011597357

7’22154208108

20563186

136137136

193252041361.3

ALL SAMPLE PERSONSLOCATIONS 1-65

HANES I DataSource-—-.-.— --- ----—— -—. .—— ..—

household QuestionnaireSee Detailed Notes

Household QuestionnaireSee Detailed Noteg

Household Questionnaire



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i6

17-1[

19

20-2:

No. of‘osition~~=

1

.

.

1

,2

1

2

.

HIMLTM AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HAMS 1);

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

.

If 10 acres or more, asked ifSale of Crops, Etc. Amount to $50 or more?2 - Yes4 - No”9- Not applicable

If 10 acres oTless, asked if .Sale of Crops, Etc. Amount to $250 or more?3- Ye’s5-No9- Not applicable

Age - Head of Household ‘16-92 as given

00 Bla;k. but audkableSex - Head of Household1 - Male2- .*Female

Highest Grade Attended - Head of Household10 - None21 ~22 -23 -24 -25 -26 -27 -28 -31 -32 -33 -34 ;41 -42 -43 -44-45 -88 -

1st grade2nd grade3rd grade .4th grade5th grade6th grade7th grade8th grade9th grade10th”gradellth gr~de12tfigradeFirst year of collegeSecond year of collegeThird year of collegeFourth year of collegeGraduateBlank, but applicable

.

.

——

Coatxolc@u!lts——

. 1160772

18817

#

131507315545

207445

166604089

22382190379427421681702240511211458113361537461081485

13171084661

HANES I DataSource.—..— .- --- ----— —.—.—


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Household Questionnaire”



Item

#-— _

I

w4

I

:apeLocm.—.—.— ..-—..

22

23-24

25-26

27

28

29

30

31

No. of‘ositiom.—.

1

>

2

1

.,

...

1

1

1

1

l+~AL~ AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (llANES1)

ITE?l DIZSCP,IPTION & CODES.— —

Race - Head of Household1- White ‘2- Ne,gro3 - Other

Total Numbe”r of”Persons in Household

01-19 - As given

Totai ‘Sample Persons in Household01-07 - As given

Number of Rooms in House1-8 - As given

9- 9 or more

Is there piped water?1“- Yes2 -No-

If yesIs there hot and cold piped.water?1 - Yes2 - No

9 - Not applicable

If yes to piped water - ‘Does House Have a Sink with Piped Water? ‘1 - Yes2 - No9- Not applicable

Does House Have a Range or Cook Stove?1 - Yes .2-No “

controlCourlts

——

16387. 4149

213

20!49

20749

19747

1002

20043706

19527518704

19866181

702

20513236

HANES I Data

Source-—--— — --- ----——. ———


See Detailed Notes






Household Questionnaire .


HtifiTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

Item ,~ape INo. of

# Lot, .Pnsitions—:.~_.= ITEMDEscR1rT1oN&coDEs~:::::li!n: Data“.—, ...—— —— .—..————.~-——~32 1 Does House have a Refrigerator? I Household Questionnaire

1 - Yes 20487

2–No s 262.

33 1 Are kitchen facilities used by anyone not living in household? ‘household Questionnaire

1 -Yes 641

2 - No 19418

9- Not applicable 690,.

34-35 2 Total Family Income GroupHousehold Questionnaire

11 - Under $1,000 (including loss) 509 See Detailed Notes

12 - $1,000-1,999 1248

I 13 - $2,000-2,,999 1413,.,

14- $3,000-3,999 1389.

wm 15 - $4,000-4,999 1282

I 16- $5,000-5,999 1147

17 - $6tO00-6,999 1030

18 - $7,000-9,999 4655

19 - $lo,obo-14,999 4175

20 - $15,000-19,999 1830

21 -,$20,000-24,999 ‘ 741

22 - $25,000 and over . 612

88 - Blank, but applicable 718.

NOTE: The fo~owing income-questions were asked only if “Total Family

Income” was less than $7,000. ‘

DURING PAST YEAR DID YOU OR ANY MEMBERS OF YOUR,FAMILY RECEIVE MONEY

FROM: ‘

36 1 Wages or Salaries?Household Questionnaire

1 - Yes ,. 4738

-No. 3384 ‘

Blank, b~t applicable

.

8-614

9 - Not ElppliCEl!21e

1 Onl ‘3A&”&d

., I .1 2.,.

II

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?-40

il

2-45

46

;7-50

51

No, Of

%sitions—— —

f..’4 1.

i

HtfALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1);

.

ITEM I!ESCRIPTIOX & CODES

[f yes to above, how much altogether before deductions?)ool-8000 - As given

8888 - Blsnk, hut applicable9999 - Not applicable

Social Security.or Railroad Retirement?1 - Yes ,2 - No8- Blankp but applicable9- Not applicable

If yes to above, how much alto~ether?0001-6999 - AS given

8888 - Bla;k, but applicable9999 - Not applicable

Welfare.Payments or Other Public Assistance?1 - Yes2 - No “;8- Blank, but applicable9 –.Not applicable

If yes to above, how much altogether?0001-6999 - As Riven

!.

8888 - Bla;k, but applicable9999 - Not applicable

Unemployment or Workmen’s Compensation?1 - Yes ‘2 -No8- Blank’,but applicable9 – Not appl~cable

...

,

.

.

.

.—

Control

counts

I4468884

15397

29145226595

12014

2852657

17240

2414‘5716605

12014

2383636

17730

4417690604

12014

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.


3


,,

,!

. .

FapeLot,.—. —.—. ..-

2-55

56

17-60

61

i2-65

66

No. of

‘ositicmu.—.

4

1

4

,,.:.

1

4

1

,.’. 1.~

WMm AND NUTRITIONExMINM1oN sURVEY (HANEs I):

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODKS

If yes to above, how much altogether?0001-6999 - As-given

8888 - Blank, hut applicable *

9999 - Not applicable

Government Employee Pensions or Private Pensions?

1 - Ye~2 - No

8- Blank, but applicable

9- Not applicable

If yes to above, how much altogether?

0001-6999 - As given

8888 - Blank, but applicable


Dividends, interest or rent? ‘

1 - Yes

2-No ‘:8 – Blank, but applicable

9-. Not applicable


0001–6999 – As given

.

.

8888 - Bla;k, bu~ applicable

9999 - Not applicable I

Net income from own non-farm business, professional practice or

partnership? ‘

1-2-

3-8-

9-

Yes

NoLossBlank, but applicableNot appiiiabie .

.

,.

Control

cou~ts——

I423622

19704

569

j561605

12014

553621

19575

9187212

602s12017

I

870650

19229

350

777217

596

12014

. ....,.“

HANES I Data

Source.—---- — --- ----——.-.———




.


.

Household Questicmnaire


Item

1?.-

1

++

I

9

,’

,,

‘apeLoc.-._ --&_.=

7-70

71

‘2-75

76

77-80

81

.’

No. of

‘ositions-—m

4

i

4,...,‘

1

4

1

. .“h..’, 1.

I

iHEALTH AND WTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HfiNES1);

ITEM DESCRIPTIO?I & CODES—— __

[f yes’to above, how much altogether?1000-7500 - As given

8888 - Blank, @t applicable


Net income .from.a farm?1 - Yes

2 - No

3 - Loss


9- Not applicable


0000-7500 - As given


9999 - Not applicable.

Veteran’s Payment9●

1 ‘- Ye9 ‘

2 -No .

8 -.Blank, but applicable ‘9- Not applicable

If yes to above, how.much altogether?0001-6999 - As given ,



,.

Alimony, ch$ld support or contribution~ from persons not living in

household?1-2-8-9-

YesNo ,.Blank, but applicableNot applicable .

Control

couTlts——

I316647

19786

4067705

26

598

12014

388642

19719

‘4527679601

12017

441612

19696

439

7691602

12017

. .... .

tlANES I DataSource.—.—.— —- -- ----— —. ———Household Questionnaire

,.


Household Questionnaire.


.



,,

TapeLoc .-—.—.-=

)2-85

86

)7-90

)1-94

)5-99

100

101-2

.’

No. of?mition.——

4

1

4

4

5

1

2

Whlw m mJmITIONtiAFmJATIo14SURVEY(HANESI):

,.

ITEM DESCRIPTION & COl)l?S

—.

If yes to above, how much altogether?0001-6999 - As Riven

8888 - Bla;k, @t applicable *

9999 – Not applicable

Any other income?1 - Yes2 - No


9 - Not applicable

If yes to above, how much altogether?0001-6999 - As given

8888 - Biaik, but applicable


Total Amount (Total of Positions “37-90)0000-6999 - As Riven

8888”L Bla;kp but applicable

9999.- Not applicable

FAMiLY UNIT CODE00001-23180 .

Relationship to Head ‘of Household”1,- Head (1 person living alone or with non-relatives)

2- Head (2 or more related persons in family)

3 - Wife

4 - Child ‘

5 ,- Other relative,

Age at Interyiew01-74 - As given

,i

.

.

.

.—

ControlCou!lts—.

426615

19708

3257799607

12018

313619

19817

7676106012013

20749

19204912

52567733928

20749

,,

. -.,

HANES I DataSource.—.-— _ -—.—___—.—. ___ _


,.



.


.

Computer generated “

See Detailed Notes



i1

,!

ape40C,——:a.:

)3

)4

D5

,06-9

.10-1:

No. of‘ositims- ——-—.

1

1

...

1

4

2

HEALTH A.NDNUTRITIONEXAMINATIONSURVEY (NAMES1);

ITEM l?ESCFJl?TION& CODES

bce of Examined Person- White

) - Negro +.

i- Other

;ex of Examined.PersonL - Male~- Female

,,

faritalStatuaL - Under 172- Married3 - Widowedi- Never married

5- Divorced6- Separated8- Blank, but applicable

Date of B~rth (month, year)

01-12 - Month as given00-99 - Year (1896-197’~)as given

place of Birth01-02”.>04-06(38-1315-4244-5153-5660-81

As given.

91-97)88 - Blank, but applicable

..*

,

.

.

——

Controlcounts

1163514163235

882011929

678193381292226559646512

2074920749

20605

144

, .,.,,

HANES I DataSource.—.—— —- .-----— .———.—Household QuestionnaireSee Detailed Notes



.


.

Household questionnaireSee Detailed Notes

Item

#.—,—

I

:I

m

,,

~apeLot,.—.—-—____.

12-13

L14

115

No. of

?ositiom———

2

.

,,..,‘

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY” (MANES 1)~

. -.,.,

.

ITEM DESCF,IPTION & CODES

Highest Grade of regular school ever attended?10 - None21 - 1st Grade .

6

22 - 2hd Grade

23 - 3rd Grade24 – 4th Grade

.,

25 - 5th Grade

26 - 6th Grade

27 -’7th Grade

28 - 8th Grade

31 - 9th Grade

32 - 10th Grade33 - llth Grade

34 - lZth Grade

41 - First year of college42 – Second year of college ‘

43 - Third year of college44 - Fourth year of college

45 - Graduate

77 - Special School

88 : Blank, but applicable”

99 - Not applicable

Did he ’finish the grade?1 – Yes

2.- No8- Blank, but applicable

9- Not applicable

Is he attending school now?

i - Yes

2 - No .,


I 9- Not applicable

l“’

●

.

.

Control

Cou!lts——

!240438

445

556660654

’757833

18971070

1.%63968

4642659809

34388354018

1082966

11380

59292343206

3857

4760

16416

tlANES I Data

Source.—.— — -------.———. —.—


.

Household questionnaire


;.,

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Item

#.-

1

lbWI

I

apeLot.,—.—-—----..

.6

17

18

19

No. of‘nsition:-—.

1

.

1

,..

1

1

H~TFl MU) NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (H.ANES 1).

ITEFf tIEScF,IPTION& CODES

[as heever attended a school of any kind?- Yes ,

).-NoI - Blank, but applicable)- Not applicable

-es, what kind of school? ‘L- Nursery

: ; :e::::r:ten

3- Other

5- Daycare

3- Blank, but applicable “

9“- Not appli~able

Is any language other than English frequently spoken in the household?1 - Yes.2 - No

8- Blank;:but applicable

If ye6, what language? ‘

o - German

1-2-3-4,-5-6-7-8-9-

ItalianFrenchI?oliehRussian

Spanish .ChineseOther languageBlank, but applicable

Not applicable

.

ControlCou!lts

——

I668

“ 11270

18954

‘1503621345380

20081

243718110“202

1461374108219

120231400212

18110

HANES I DataSource-—-. — —. -- ----— ———.——


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,.

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20-21

L22

123

.“

No. of

Position:,.— —

2

.

,,.,“

1

1

HEALTHAND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (NANES I);

,.

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODR3

What Is your main ancestry or national origin?

00 - German,.. T––, —L +UJ. - Lrlsn .02 - I’talian

03 - French

04 - Polish

05 - Russian

06 - English

07 -’Spanish08 - Mexican09 - Chinese

10 - Japanese

11 – American, Indian12 - Negro13 - Jewish14 - American

15 - Other


99 - Don’; know

What was he doing rmst of past three months?1 - Working2- Keeping house .

3- Something else .

8- Blank, but applicable .

9- Not applicable

If “something else” from above, what was he do@g?

o- Laid off1 - Retired

2 - Student

3 – Other .,4-111.5 – Staying home

6 - Looking for work7 = LTrl~b.~et~ ‘~-~.rl~

R – Blank, but applicable

,

.

Control

Colults

I33852592643

1104525188

25414366854045352417356

14551956

66-507

6371

4869271227

677tl

2813207921171235657~~~

26

18010

. .

HANES I DataSource-—..— — --- ----——. ————


. ‘,

.

Household ouestionnai~~


i. .

I

“1

rapeJ*OC..—.—.—. ..-

24

25

.26

127.

128

No. of

?ositions..— —

1

1

1

1

1

HtihLTHAND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES.— -

.

[f “keeping house” or “something else” from above, did he work at ajob or business at any time during the past three mqnths?1 - Yes2-NoB- Blank, ,butapplicable9 - Not applicable

If “Workin~” from above, did he work full-time or part-time?1 - Full-time2- Part-time8- Blankj but applicable9- Not applicable

Did he work at any time last week or the week before? (not aroundhouse)1 - Yes.2-No8- Blank;:but applicable9 - Not applicable

If ‘rno”to above, even though he d~d not work during that time, does

he have a -jobor business?1 - Yes2 - No8- Blank, but applicable9 - Not applicable

If “no” in Position 126; was he looking for work or on lay-off from; job?- Yes

2-No8 - Blank, but applicable9- Not appl~cable

Control

cou~ts—

1054652236

13137/

5705171438

13292

6600755103

13291

3976878104

13370

5376738104

13370

—

HANES I DataSource.—..-— —— —-— ~-=-~




Household Questionnai~e


HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

Item.#

TapeLoc .

129

130

131

L32-3

L35-3

L38-4

No. of

Poeitiono

1

1

1

3

3

6

. —-


If yes to above - which?1 - Looking2- Lay-off

3 - Both


9- Not applicable

Class of Worker1 - Private paid2-3-4-

5-6-

8-9-

Government-FederalGovernment-Other

ownNon-paidNever worked

Blank, but applicable

Not applicable

If self-employed in “own” business and not a farm, is the business

incorporated?l–Yes.

2 - No8 - Blank, but applicable9- Not applicable

Business or Industry Code017-999 - As given

Occupation Code001-995 As given

Date of ExaminationMnn.th - ~~-~~ ss given..- . . . ..

Day .- 01-31 as given

Year - 71-75 as given

Control

Count.9

40510924

10420107

5462248

1001

745122

6025

13086

83

53526

20105

20749

20749

20749

HANES IData Source




Household QuestionnaireSee Detailed Notes

Household QuestionnaireSee Detailed Notes

Control Record

Item- ?1

\

I

Au

I

rapeLot.

i4-4

146

k7-4

150

151

152

No. of‘ositions

2

1

3

1

1

1

HEALTH AND hwmm.fm EX1iNINATTONsuRvEY (IIANESI)

ITEM DESCRIPTION &CODES

Age at Examination

01-75 - As given

Farm1 - Farm2 - Nonfarm

Poverty Index (X,XX)001-997 - As given

998 - Index computed 998 or greater999 - Unknown

legion1 - Northeast~ - Midwest1- South! - West

?OOD PROGRAMS AE’PLACABILITYl.- Not applicablez - No program available1 - Food stamps availablek - Commodities available1 - Blank, but applicable

Ire you certified to participate in the food stamp1 - Yes

program?

z - No?- Don’t know31ank

ControlCounts

20749

129119458

2000225722

4442510156035603

14683112514276052

23741934126

16315

IL4.XESIData Source

omputer generated

omputer generatedee Detailed Notes

omputer generatedee Detailed Notes

:omputer generated;eeDetailed Notes

Food Programs Quest.

Food Programs Quest.

,“

lIJMLTH AND I;UTRITION EX.ANINATION SUJtVEY (HAMS 1)

Item Tape No. of Control lLWES IJ:11 Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

153 1 Are you buying stamps now? Food Programs Quest.

1 – Yes, regularly 1965

2 - Yes, occasionally 89

3-NO 307

8 - Blank, but applicable % 13

Blank 18375

154 1 What is the main reason you aren’t participating in the program? Food Programs Quest.

1 - No need 33

2 – Not enough money at the time 121

3- No transportation 16

4 - Pride 8

5 - Other 111,‘1,1’ 8- Blank, but applicable 18

Blank 20442u-lo

I 155 1 Are you certified to participate in the commodity distribution progra m? Food Programs Quest.

1- Yes 215

2 - No423

9 – Don’t know25

Blank20086

156 1 Are you receiving commodity foods now for your familY? Food Programs Quest.

1 - Yes, regularly159

2 - Yes,14occasionally

3-No39

8 - Blank, but applicable 3

Blank 20534

157 1 Why aren’t you participating in the program? Food Programs Quest.

- No need 16

2- No transportation 5

3 – Pride 2

‘4 - Other 15~ - nl..-l.

Ili

L,.* “...14”!3hlmhlmU.1.a,,-g “u. eypL. ._-..- 1

Blank 20710

.

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANEs I)

—Item

.#

TapeLot.

No. OfPo9itions

158-6

164-6

170-7

176-[

i82-

193

194-

195

196-198

2

6

6

6

6

12

2

3


SAMPLE WEIGHTS

Detailed Persons, Location 01-35

Blanks

All Sample Persori9, Locations 01-35Blanks

Detailed Persons, Locations 01-65Blanks

All Sample Persons, Locations 01-65Blanks

Work Area

STRATA

Pseudo Primary Sampling Unit

Work Area

Control

Counts

1892

18857

1o127

10622

385416895

20749

0

20749

20749

HAms IData Source

See Detailed Note9

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

1

205-221

222-224

225-226

HEALTH AND NCEMUTION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

DERMATOLOGY(n =20749)

1

Item Tape No. of

#

Control HANES I

Loc . Position9 ITEM DESCRIPTION AND CODES Counts Data Source

2o1- .4 Dermatology Examination

204 Recording Form

17

3

2 See Detailed Notes

227-228

-2

Catalog Number4151

Work Area

Examiner Number001-105B1ank

STATE OR FOREIGN COUNTRY”OF LONGEST RESIDENCE~tate or foreign country

01-0704-0608-1315-4244-5153-5660-81

As given

91-9~88 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

Years of Longest Residence00-74 - Years as given

88 - Blank, but applicableBlank

1229I ‘ I Occupational Exposure1 1 11 - Yes

2 - NoBlank

[ I I

20749

20637111

20599

177

20586

1::

239918238

112

II

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXANINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

Item Tape No. of

- #Control

Lot.WINES I

Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source—

If Yes to above, what exposure

230 1 Chemicals, fumes or vapors1 - YesBlank

135619393

231 1 Oils1- Yes 555Blank 20194

232 1 Insecticides1 - Yes 293Blank 20456

I 233 1 Immersion (hands or feet)

m 1- Yes

w Blank621

20128

I234 1 Other

1 - Yes2-No

46255

Blank 204~lJ

235 1 Exposure to Light (by history)1 - Unimpressive2

9849- Moderate 7329

3 - Considerable8


Blank107112

SIGNIFICANT DERMATOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS FROM EXAMINATION236- 6 Clinical Impression Code(lI_ll(representing an IIXII) or IIYII

241 may appear in digits 3-6)020990-994600 - As given 6646 See Detailed NoEesBlank 14103

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)

Item#

TapeLoc.

242-243

244-249

250-251

252-257

258-259

260-265

266-271

272

2i’3-278

No. of?ositiong

2

6

2

6

2

6

6

1

6

ITEM DESCRIPTION AND CODES

Work Area

Clinical Impression Code02000-949000 – As givenBlank

Work Area

Clinical Impression Code039090-994300 - As givenBlank

Work Area

Photography of Skin - Lesion Diagnosis Code131940-~$g300 - As givenBlank

SIGNIFICANT DERMATOLOGICti DIAGNOSIS MADE PREVIOUSLY NOW SUPPRESSEDOR IN REMISSIONCode

020990-994610 - As givenBlank 1

If coded above, probability1 - Certain2 - Probable3 - Doubtful8 - Blank, butBlank

applicable

Code052000-994000 - As givenBlank

ControlCounts

20749

219718552

20749

75219997

20749

1820731

229218457

876113488175

18476

2812W66

HANES IData Source

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

Item#

I

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TapeLoc .

279

280-281

282-283

284-285

!JO. of

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1

2

2

2

HEALTH AND NUI’RITIONEXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

I

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I, .

ITEM DESCRIFCION AND CODES

If coded above, probability

1- Certain .,2 - Probable3 - Doubtful8- Blank,,but applicableBlank

Hair Color (Natural)01 - Gray 1,202 - Gray 3,403 - White04 – Black05 - Dark Brown06 – Medium to light brown07 - Chestnut or Auburn08 - Red (titian, carrot, etc.)09 – Dark Blonde10 - Light Blonde88 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

Age at first graying10-72 years - As given88 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Previous Hair Color if gray or white checked04 -05 -06 -07 -08 -09 -10 -88 -

BlackDark BrownMedium to light brownChesnut or AuburnRed (titian, carrot, etc.)Dark BlondeLight BlondeBlank, but applicable

B1anka

I

Control

Counts

991531532

20450

3564336147729143472327033724774224310

112

’143258

13348

19732517

1777300112349214159

13348

HANES IData Source

Item

#

TapeLot.

286

287

288

289

290

291

No. ofPo9ition9

1I

I


Is hair dyed, tinted or bleached?1 - Yes2 - No8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Flag Signs

1- Yes2 - No8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Eye Color1 - Dark brown2- Light brown- Gray, green, hazel

:- Speckled5 - Dark blue6- Light blue7- Mismatch8 - Other9 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Nevus of Iris1 - Right2 - Left3- BothBlank

SKIN TEXTURESurface1- No findingsBlank

1- Coarse2 - Fine

Blank

ControlCounts

228918147

201112

6620265

306112

820919494821

7818883638

181422112

9790141

20421

150165733

685496

19568

HANES IData Source

I

Item

#

Tape

Lot.

292

293

294

295

296

297

298-301

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

4


Control.- ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

1 - Oily2 - Scaling3 - BothBlank

1 - MoistBlank

Dryi--- Senile2 – Winter:

3 - Both$ - Atopic dryB1ank

1 - Atrophic2 - ThickenedBlank

I - Wrinkled

Blank

I - O’theti

31ank

Work Area

I

Cou[lts

5~’5

91412

19298

10920640

14331523657227

16909

797131

19821

150319246

9320656

20749

mums IData Source

I

Item

#

I

mco

I

TapeLoc .

302

303

304

305

306

307

308

309

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

ITW”DESCRIPTION AND CODES

Complexion

1 - Florid2 - PallidBlank

1 - Erythematous2 - SallowBlank

Pigment Aberrations1 - No findingsBlank

TYPEMelanin general--hyper

1 - FindingsB1ank

Melanin general--hypo1 - FindingsBlank

Melanin general--cosmetically disfiguring1 – findingsBlank

Face1 - Findings ●

Blank

B+- Findings

B1ank

Control HANES ICounts

5874

20617

43102

20604

731813431

5520694

2720722

520744

42420325

92819S21

I

Data Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAllINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

Iten

i)‘—

I

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I

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Lot.

310

311

312

313

314

315

316

317

No. of?ositlons

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


Extremities

1- FindingsBlank

Yelanin localized--hyper1- FindingsBlank

Yelanin localized--hypo1 - FindingsBlank

}[elanin localized --cosmetically disfiguring

1- Findings

Blank

Senile depigmentation

1 - FindingsBlank

Icterus1 - FindingsBlank

Tatoo-- artifact1- Findings

Blank

Tatoos1 - Traumatic2- Traumatic, cosmetically disfiguringBlank

Control

Counts

151619233

204618703

169419055

6420685

75019999

420745

25920490

438

20698

HANIX I

Data Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANIX I)

.,

Item Tape No. of.

- #

Control HANES I

Lot. Positions :. ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

I

I

I I I IMPRESSION318 1 Addison’s Disease

1 - Findin~s

319

320

321

322

323

324

1

1

1

1

1

1

Blank “

Albinism1 - Total2 - PartialBlank

Pellagroid Pigmentation1 - FindingsBlank

Vitiligo1 - Total2 - PartialBlank

Post Inflammatory

1- Findings

Blank

Chronically 111 (hyper)1 - FindingsBlank

Other1 - FindingsBlank

o20749

22

20745

220747

12123

20614

279117958

820741

77719972

IIEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (WWS I)

Item

#“—

I

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325

326

327

32B

329

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1


SIGNIFICANT SCARS

Hypertrophic1 - Traumatic2 - Surgical3 - Both4 - Herpie ZosterBlank

Atrophic1 - Traumatic2 - Surgical3 - Both4 - Herpie ZosterBlank

Keloids1 - Traumatic2 - Surgical3 - Both4 - Herpie ZosterBlank

NEVI--PIGMENTED ANIIRELATED LESIONS (GREATER THAN 1 CM)

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Junctional1-9 - Total number as given

o- Blank, but applicableBlank

Size of Largest (Junctional)1-9 - As given

O - Blank, but applicableBlank

ControlCounts

508434541

19752

16781257337

617471

904011

020608

1238

919502

120641

19502

HANIX I

Data Source

I

o-lN

I

TapeLot.

330

331

332

333

334

335

336

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANILSI)

-


Location1- Face2- Scalp and neck3 - Both8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Location1’- Extremities2 - Trunk3 - Trunk and extremities8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Hutchinson’s Frame1-9 - Total number as givenBlank

Size of Largest Hutchinson’s Frame1-9 - As.givenBlank

Location1- Face2 – Scalp and neck

3- BothBlank

Location1 - Extremities2 - Trunk3- Trunk and extremitiesBlank

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Mongolian Spotl–Y.– ‘Potainumber as givenB1ank

ControlCounts

92

493519

20554

254707177

1819593

5320696

5120698

4010

20708

461

20738

6820681

HANIS IData Source

HEALTH AND WTIUTIOIJ EWIIM4TION SURVEY (tblFJESI)

Item Tape No. Of Control HANES I. # Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Snurcc

337 1 ~

1-9 - As given 670 - Blank, but applicable 1

Blank 20681

338 1 Location1- Face 1~ - Scalp and neck o3- Both 08 - Blank, but applicable 1Blank 20747

339 1 Location1 - Extremities 2

I 2 - Trunk 630 3 - Trunk and extremitiesu

18- Blank, but applicable 1

I Blank 20682

340 1 Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Blue Nevus

1-9 - Total number as given 34Blank 20715

341 1 Size of Largest (Blue Nevus)1-9 - As given 29

0 - Blank, but applicableBlank

520715

342 1 Location1- Face 62 - Scalp and neck3 - Both

31

8- Blank, but applicableBlank

220737


Item Tape No. of Control HANFS I

# Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

343 1 Location.

1 - Extremities 112 - Trunk 173 - Trunk and extremities o8 – Blank, but applicableBlank

220719..

344 1 Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Nevus of Ota

1-9 - Total number as given 4Blank 20745

345 1 Size of Largest (Nevus of Ota)1–9 - As given 4

I Blank 20745

z 346 1 Location

I 1 - Face 12 -’Scalp and neck o3 - Both o8 - Blank, but applicable 1Blank 20747

347 1 Location1 - Extremities o2 - Trunk 23 - Trunk and extremities o8 - Blank, but applicable 1Blank 20746

348 1 Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Cafe au lait1–9 - Total number aa given

o-2172

Blank, but applicable 4Blank 18573

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEy (lIANEsI)

Itcn

#

I

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349

350

351

352

353

354

355

No. of

‘ositlons

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

—

.. ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

Size of Largest (Cafe au lait)1-9 - As given

O - Blank, but applicableBlank

I

Location1 - Facez - Scalp and neck

3- BothB- Blank, but applicableBlank

Location1 - Extremities

2- Trunk3- Trunk and extremities8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Senile Lentigens1 - Many (10+)

Blank

Ephilides1 - Many (10+)

Blank

VASCULAR

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Araneus1-9 - Total Number as givenBlank

Location1 - Face2- Scalp and neck3 - Both8- Blank, but applicable

Blank

ControlCo(~nts

215322

18574

50367

11220544

5971235184

11118622

267518074

419916550

40820341

17021624

20492

HANES IData Source

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Ite

- #

I

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I

Tape

Lot.

356

357

358

359

360

361

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

. . ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

Locat ion1 - Extremities2 - Trunk I

3 – Trunk and extremities8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Flammeus1-9 - Total number as given

O – Blank, but applicableBlank

~1-9 – As given

O – Blank, but applicableBlank

Location1 - Face2- Scalp and neck3 - Both8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Location1 - Extremities

? - Trunk3 - Trunk and extremities8 – Blank, but applicableBlank

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Vasculosus1-9 - Total number as givenBlank

Control

Counts

5112228

420544

6024

20143

58918

2(-)143

36394

J18

20294

58111618

20556

8420665

IWNES IData Source

‘HE21Ll H RNIJ NUIK1llUN wtArllNK1’lUN SUKVLY (tUWL2$ 1)

Item#

TapeLot.

362

363

364

365

366

. ITEN DESCRIPTION & CODES

Size of Largest (Vasculosus)1-9 - As given

o- Blank$ but applicableBlank

Location1 - Face2- Scalp and neck3- BO th8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Location1 - Extremities2 - Trunk3- Trunk and extremities8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Cavernous1-9 - Total number as givenBlank

Size of Largest (Cavernous)1-9 - As given

o - Blank, but applicableBlank

367 I 1 Location1 - Face2- Scalp and neck3 - Both8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

ControlCounts

813

20665

111301

20724

263651

20681

5520694

469

20694

21

52

320718

HAMS IData Source

TapeT.oC .

368

369

370

371

372

373

No. of

?ositions

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION lIX.A.lKtNATIONsuRvn (tlANES I)


Location

1 - Extremities2 - Trunk3 - Trunk and extremities8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Diagnosis (Clinical Impression) Senile Hemangioma1-9 - Total number as giveno- Blank, but applicable

Blank

Location1 - Face2 - Scalp and neck

3 - Both8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Location1 - Extremities2 - Trunk3 - Trunk and extremities8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Vascular Changes other than Nevi1 - No findings

Blank

RAYNAUD’S PHENOMENON

Source1 - Observed~- n..h< .-.+,-.-.-.,lJJ LLLCJL”LJ

3 - Both,Blank

Controlcounts

161933

20708

31566

17587

7699143130

20301

5220481069129

17451

149355814

715411

20577

ILANES I

Data Source

Item#

1

TapeLoc .

374-375

376

377

No. ofPo91tion9

2

1

1



Duration01-70 - Years as given

Location1- Hands2- Feet3 - BothBlank

VASCULAR CHANGES OTHER THAN NEVI

Purpura - Senile1 - FindingsBlank

~ Id 1 loth’f-rPuraI

I

382

1

1

1

1

I

1 - Traumatic2 - Med. induced3 - Dis. related4- Idiopathic5 - Etiology obscureBlank

Coldness1 - FindingsBlank

Cyanosis1 - FindingsBlank

Edema1- FindingsBlank

Edema - Chronic1- Persistent

2- Recurrent

I Blank

ControlCount9

15220597

732153

20602

45220297

1.45213233230

20199

15220597

9020659

6520684

47

54

20648

HANES IData Source

It

#

I

40

I

TapeLot.

383

384

385

386

387 “

No. of

Position:

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION S[JRVEY (HANES I)


Cutis Marmorata1 – FindingsBlank

ACTINIC DAMAGE

Overall impression1 - Minimal2 - Moderate3- SevereBlank

Fine Telangiectasia1 - Minimal2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

Senile Elastosis1 - Minimal2 - Moderate

3- SevereBlank

Actinic keratoses1 – Minimal2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

ControlCounCs

32620423

26261841233

16049

18811379259

17230

14941324297

17634

1031475108

19135

HANES IData Source

See Tape Location 870

Item#

I

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388

389

390

391

392

393

394

No. of‘osit$ona

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVET (HANES I)

ITJM DESCRIPTION AND CODES

OTHER TELANGIECTASIA

Location1- Face “}2- Scalp and neck3- BothBlank

Location1- Extremities2- Trunk3- Trunk and extremitiesBlank

IMPRESSION

Weber Osler Rondou1- FindingsBlank

Post irradiation1- FindingsBlank

Sclerodactyly1- FindingsBlank

Idiopathic familial1- FindingsBlank

Poikiloderma vasculare atrophicans1- FindingsBlank

-Counts

1711532

20531

6413553

20497

520744

1720732

020749

16620583

1820731

HANES IData Source

Iten

#-—

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Lot.

395

396

397

398

399

400

~~~

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

HEALTH ~ NUTRITION Examination SURVEY (HANEs I)


Other

1 - FindingsBlank

Family History

1 - Mother2- Father3 - BothBlank

Family history

1 - Paternal male

2- Paternal female

3- Both

Blank

Family history

1 - Maternal male2 - Maternal female3- BothBlank

MISCELLANEOUS LESIONS OF COLOR AND TEXTURE

1- No findings

Blank

(Findings)

Clavus (feet)1 - Few (less than 5)

2 - Many (5+)

Blank

Seborr’neic keratoses - Face and scalp

1 - Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)

Blank

ControlCounts

16620583

2592

20713

312

20743

051

20743

111429607

2963

39117395

791490

19468

HANFS I

Data Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EX.AJfINATIONSURVEY (HANES I)

Item

. #TapeLot.

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

No. of

Posit Ions

1

1

1

,


Seborrheic keratoses - Back and chest1 - Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)Blank

Seborrheic keratoses - Nasolabial or other body folds

1- Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)4 - Extremities few5- Extremities manyBlank

Papulosa negra1- Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)Blank

Epithelial tags1- Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)Blank

Neurofibromata1 - Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)Blank

Dermato fibromata

1- Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Epidermal Nevi1- Few (less than 5)2- Many 95+)Blank

ControlCounts

12771255

18217

94134140

20507

285

39820066

2140593

18016

588

20683

51391

20226

538208

20003

HANES IData Source

..-. —- ...—. — -..--.—.—- -. —--- .—----

Iten

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TapeLot.

409

410

411

412

413

414

415

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

,

- ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES.

Marts – hand1 - Few (less than 5)2 - Many (5+)Blank

Warts – Feet1- Few (less than 5)

2- Many (5+)

Blank

Warts - Genital1- Few (leas than 5)2- Many .(5+)Blank

Warts – Other1 - Few (less than 5)2- Nany (5+)8 – Blank, but applicableBlank

EE!!Q1- Few (less

2 - Many (5+)Blank

Xanthomata1 - Few (less2 - Many (5+)Blank

than 5)

than 5)

Acanthosis nigracans1- Few (less than 5)

2 - Many (5+)

Blank

ControlCounts

50086

20163

23928

20482

22,

2072:

176261

20546

70

20742

233

20723

7112

20666

HANES IData Source

Item

#

I

I

TapeLoc.

416

417

418

419

420

421

422

No. of09ition9

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

IT~ DESCRIPTION AND CODES

1-2-

3-4-5-6-

J,ic hen striatusFew (less than 5)Many (5+)Compound (less than 5)Compound (5+)Intradermal (less than 5)

Intradermal (5+)Blank

Neoplastic change1 - No findings

Blank

MALIGNANT TYPE FINDINGS

Basal Cell Epith Location1 - Face2- Scalp and neck

3 - BothBlank

Basal Cell Epith Location1 - Trunk2- ExtremitiesBlank

Work Area

Superficial BCE Location1 - Face2- Scalp and neck3 - BothBlank

Superficial BCE Locption1 - Trunk2- Extremities3 - Trunk and extremities

Blank

,.

ControlCount9

87

11191151603261

17600

20147602

76123

20658

134

20732

610

20742

700

20742

HANES IData Source


Item Tape No. Of Control NANES I

# Loc . Po9ition9 ITEM DESCRIPTION AND CODES Count 9 Data Source

423 1 Work Area

424 1 Squamous Cell Carcinoma Location1 - Face 5

2 – Scalp and neck 2

3 - Both 1

Blank 20741

425 1 Squamous Cell Carcinoma Location1 - Trunk 1

2 - Extremities 2

3 – Trunk and extremities 1

Blank 20745

426I

1 Work Area

4m 427 1 Bowen’s Disease Location

I1 - Face 2

2- Scalp and neck o

3 - Both o

Blank 20747

428 1 Bowen’s Disease Location1 - Trunk 4

2 - Extremities 2

3- Trunk and extremities I

Blank 20742

429 1 Work Area

430 1 Lymphoma-Leukemia Location o

Blank 20749

431 1 Lymphoma-Leukemia Location1 - Trunk 2

Blank 20747

432 1 Work Area II

l’tEALKHAND NUllUTIUN mINATION s~v~ (~Es 1)

Item#

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TapeLoc.

433

434

435

436

437

438

439

440

No. of‘osftion

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

IT~ DESCRIPTION AND CODES

Metastatic Location1 - Face2- Scalp and’neckBlank .

Metastatic Location1 - Trunk2 - Extremities3 - Trunk and extremitiesBlank

Work Area

Mycosis Fungoides Location (Face)Blank

Mycosis Fungoides Location (Trunk)Blank

Work Area

Other - Location1 - Face2- Scalp and neckBlank

Other - Location1 - Trunk2 - ExtremitiesBlank

ControlCounts

11

20747

301

20745

020749

020749

61

20742

45

20740

I III441 1 I Work Area

!

HANES IData Source

I

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANEs I)

Item Tape No. of i Control H~ES I. il Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES counts Data Source-—

NEOPLASTIC CHANGE--SIZE OF LARGEST (GREATER THAN 1 CM)(BENIGN)

442 1 Lipoma1-9 - As given 220Blank 20529

443 1 Ganglioma1-9 – As given 13Blank 20736

444 1 Sebaceous ademoma1-9 - As given 55Blank 20694

I

4 445 1 3eni~n fieopl~smof sweat glands and ductsco :-9 - As given 23

I Blank 20726

446 1 Other fibromata1-9 - As given 36Blank 20713

ECTODERMAL APPENDAGES

447 1 Ectodermal glands1 - No findings 19005Blank 1744

Eccrine (Activity)

448 1 Forehead .(location)1 - Marked 43Blank 20706

I

HEALTH ANIINIJTRITIONEWIINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)

Item#

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TapeLoc.

449

450

451

452

453

454

455

No. OfFJositions

1

1

1

1

i

1

1

..

,

.+ ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES.

Hands (location)1 - Marked2- Min?rnalBlank

Feet (location)1- Marked2 - MinimalBlank

Dishydroti,c- Hands1 - FindingsBlank

Dishydrotic - Feet1- Ff.ndingoBlank

Anhydrot%c1- FindingsBlank

Apocrine (Post Pubertal)

Mammary gland development1 - Absent2 - Defictent3 - MarkedBlank

Fox Fordyce disease - Axillary1 - YesBlank

.,

ControlCounts

225137

20387

192114

20443

15320596

3820711

920740

102782

20630

420745

mum I

Data Source

.. .. ..,,

1

Iter

#-—

I

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I

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456

457

458

459

460

461

462

463

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION IX.AMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

.

.- lTEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

Fox Fordyce disease - Para-areolar1 - YesB1ank

Fox Fordyce disease - Genital1 - YesBlank

SEBACEOUS GLANDS

Sebum production1 – IncreasedBlank

Inclusion cysts - Number1 - Less than 42 - Four (4) or moreBlank

Inclusion cysts – Largest (in cm)l_g - Size as givenB1ank

LOCATION OF CYSTS

Chest1 - YesBlank

Face

1 - YesBlank

Back1 - YesBlank

ControlCounts

2920720

320746

33720412

44093

20216

47020279

10620643

15720592

~~~20455

HANIM IData Source

Item#

I

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I

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.64

}65

166-i67

k68-k69

470-471

472-473

474-475

476-477

478-479

No. Of09ition9

1

1

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

HEALTFIAND NUTRITIa EXMNATION SWEY (1-IANESI)

.IT~ DESCRIPTIONAND CODES ,

Other1 - Yes

Blank

Nails1- No findingsBlank

Fingernails - (Total Number)01-10 - As givenBlank

Fingernail Abnormalities (No. of Nails involved)

White Color01-10 - As givenBlank

Yellow Color01-10 - As givenBlank

Green, brown or black color01-10 - As givenBlank

Soft quality01-10 - As givenBlank

Brittle quality01-10 - As givenBlank

Raised Contour01-10 - As givenBlank

I

aControlCount9

18020569

165404209

164319106

&!20667

8520664

10520644

3220717

12720622

8920660

HANES IData Source

mum Mm NOTRITION EW41NATION SI.tRVEy(WES I)

Item Tape No. of Control HANES I

# Loc . Po9itions ITEM DESCRIPTION AND CODES Counts Data Source

480- 2 Spooned Contour

481 01-10 - As given 89

Blank 20706

482- 2 Ridged Surface

483 01-10 - As given 570

Blank 20179

484- 2 Pitted surface

485 01-10 – As given 151

Blank 20598

486- 2 Other (thickened)

487 01-10 - As given 281

IBlank 20468

0)N 488- 2 Other (Clubbed)

I 489 01-10 - As given 37

Blank 20712

490 1 Complete absence of nails, not traumatic1 - Yes 5

Blank 20744

491- 2 Bands - White, Cross

492 01-10 – As given 131

Blank 20618

493- 2 Bands - Pigmented, Long

494 01-10 – As given 59

Blank.a.,--

,.

IteI

.#

I

cow

I

Tape

Lot.

495

496

497

498

499

500

501

502

No. OfPositions.—

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HAMS I)


CLINICAL IMPRESSION OF AB~Cl~&jTJIES ABoVE ,(~ingernails)

pw- YesBlank

Trauma1 - YesBlank

Alopecia Areata1 - YesBlank

Lichen planus1 - YesBlank

Nevus1 - YesBlank

Psoriasis1 - YesBlank

Other1 - YesBlank

TOENAILS

Abnormalities

Thickened1 - YesBlank

Control

Counts

5420695

73520014

020749

120748

1720732

6620683

37320376

227818471

HANEs “I

Data Source

Ite]. #

TapeLot.

503

504

505

506

507

508

509

510

511

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


.


Discolored1 - YesBlank

Pigmented Bands1 - YesBlank

E?2!wE1 - YesBlank


Nevus1- YesBlank

Trauma1 - YesBlank

Other1 - YesBlank

Hair1~No findingsBlank

SCALP-ALOPECIA

!lalePattern1- Minimum2 - Moderate3 - Severe

Blank

ControlCounts

155019199

4920700

132819421

3720712

720742

88719862

30120448

172773472

9571084323

18385

HANES IData Source

Item

#“—

I

alUI

1

TapeLot.

512

513

514

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

HEALTH A.NDNUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

,


Localized1- Minimum2 - Moderate3- Severe ‘Blank

Diffuse1 - Minimum2 - Moderate

3- SevereBlank

IMPRESSION OF ETIOLOGY

Areata1 - YesBlank

515 1 Infection1 - Yes

516

517

518

1

1

1

Blank

Anti-Metabolizes1 - YesBlank

Trauma1 - YesBlank

Postclimacteric1 - YesBlank

ContrctlCounts

95688

20578

22515226

20346

3320716

1720732

020749

7620673

34120408

HANEs IData Source


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

519 1 Familial1 - Yes 1764Blank 18985

520 1 Texture Findings

1 - Fine 2082- Course 87

Blank 20454

521 1 Texture Findings1- Dry staring 24

2 - Easily plucked 5

3 - Both 1

Blank 20719I

m 522 1 Eyebrowsm 1 - Sparse 100I 2 - Absent 4

Blank 20645

523 1 Eyelashes1- Sparse 21

2 - Absent 5

Blank 20723

524 1 Facial Hair (post pubertal) Males1 – Sparse 19

2 - Absent 3.

Blank ‘“ 20727 ‘ “:

525 1 Facial Hair (post pubertal) Females1 - Excessive 107 :’Blank 20642 :

526 1 Facial Hair - Alopecia Areata

1 - Yes 3Blank 20746

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HJINES1)

TapeLoc.

527

528

529

530

531

532

533

534

.

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

.


Facial Hair - Genetically determined1 - YesBlank

Facial Hair - Post infection1- YesBlank

Facial Hair - Post trauma1 - YesBlank

Facial Hair - Endocrine1 - YesBlank

Facial Hair - Other1 - YesBlank

Axillary’1- Sparse2 - AbsentBlank

Pubic1- Sparse2 - AbsentBlank

(not shaved)

Pubic1- Inappropriate escutcheonBlank

controlCounts

4920700

020749

120748

3720712

2720722

12843

20578

14824

20577

2620723

IIANES T.

Data Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANKS I)

Iten

#

I

mm

I

TapeLot.

535

536

537’

538

539

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

.s


Body Hair

Anterior Thor’ax1- None2 - Minimal

3- Marked4- ExcessiveBlank

Posterior Thorax1 - None2 - Minimal

3- Marked

4- ExcessiveB1ank

Arms1- None2 - Minimal3 - Marked

4 - ExcessiveBlank

~1 – None2- Minimal

3 - Marked4- ExcessiveBlank

General1 - None2 - Minimal3 - Marked~ - lkC=SSiVE

Blank

ControlCounts

51729331

20502

49626738

20533

23938026

20527

371438629

20454

14957891,

205;;

llANES IData Source

Item

#

I

TapeLot.

j40

i41

542

543

544

545

No. Of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1


\


?EGIONAL EXAMINATION

~ead and Neck

1 - No findingsJIank

;calpL - Scaling). - Erythema1 - Both{lank

IMPRESSIONS

Seborrheic dermatitis1 - YesBlank

Trauma1 - YesBlank


Other1 - YesBlank

ControlCoull.cs

156085141

242345536

17745

266418085

14

20735

7020679

23920510

HANES I

Data Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION IX.AMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)


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

EYES

Xanthelasma

546 1 Ever noticed?1 - Yes

81 ‘

2 - No 60

Blank 20608

547- 2 Age of Onset548 . 01-74 - Years as given 65

77 - Less than one year 1

Blank 20683

I ..549 1 Family History

u1 - Parents 13

0 2 - Sibs 4

I 3 - Both 5.,

Blank 20727

ARCUS SENILIS

550 1 Ever Noticed?1 - Yes 315

2 - No 673

Blank 19761

551- 2 Age of Onset

552 01-74 - Years as given 117

“77- Less than one yearBlank

2062:

553 1’ Family History1 - Parents .’ 21

2 - Sibs 1

3 – EochBlank

o20727


Item Tape No. Of Control llANES I- # Lot. Posit Ions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data So~[rce

BLEPHARITIS (ANGULAR)

554 1 Ever noticed?1 - Yes 42-NO 17Blank 20728

555- 2 Age of Onset556 01-74 - Years as given 3

77 – Less than one year oBlank 20746

557 1 Family History

I 1 - Parents o2 - Sibs

a oP 3- Both 0

I Blank 20749

BLEPHARITIS (NOT ANGULAR)

558 1 Ever noticed?1 - Yes 362 - No 121Blank 20592


77 - Less than one year 1Blank 20720

561 1 Family History1 - Parents 62 - Sibs 23 - Both oBlank 20741

,.

Iten

#

I

u)N

I

TapeLot.

562

563-564

565

566

567-568

569

No. of

Positions

1

2

1



HORDEOLUM

Ever noticed?1 - Yes

2-NoBlank

Age of Onset01-74 - Years as given

77 - Less than one yearBlank

Family History1- Parents2 - Sibs

3- BothBlank

CHALAZION

Ever noticed?

1 - Yes2-No

Blank

Age of Onset

01-74 – Years as given


Family History1 – Parents2 - Sibs

3 - BothBlank

.,

ControlCounts

4018

20691

360

20713

5114

20729

1015

20724

70

20742

1

20

20746

HANES I

Data Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANIX 1)

Item Tape No. Of.

I Control HANES I

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

PTERYGIUM

570 1 Ever Noticed1 - Yes 72

2-No 157

Blank 20520


77 - Less than one year o

Blank 20703

573 1 Family History

I 1 - Parents 5

a 2 - Sibs 1w 3 - Both 1

I Blank 20742

TUMOR

574 1 Ever Noticed1 - Yes 9

2-No 13

Blank 20727

575- 2 Age of Onset

576 01-74 - Years as given 9

77 - Less than one year o

Blank 20740

577 1 Family History1 - Parents o

2- Sibs 03 - Both oBlank 20749


Iten

#

I

u)9

I

Tape

Loc .

578

579

580

581

582

583

584

585

No. of

Posit ion:

1

1

1


Ears--Deformed1 - Acquired2 - CongenitalBlank

Ears--Deformed1- Chondodermatitis helicis nodularisBlank

Nose--Deformed1- Acquired2 - Congenital (saddle, etc.)Blank

!lOUTH

Fissuring--Lips1 - YesBlank

Fissuring--Buccal Mucosa

1 - YesBlank

Fissuring--Gingiva1 - YesBlank

Fissuring--Tongue

1 - YesBlank

Pigmented Lesion--Lips1 - YesBlank

.,,. L... . .

ControlCounts

827

20714

320746

166

20727

5820691

14120608

320746

36620383

2920720

HANES IData Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION MAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)


. # Loc . Posit ions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

586 1 Pigmented Lesion--Buccal Mwosa1 - Yes 94

Blank 20655

587 1 Pigmented Lesion--Gingiva1 - Yes 58

Blank 20691

588 1 Pigmented Lesion--Tongue1 - Yes 13

Blank 20736

I 589 1 Leukoplakia--Lips

~ 1- Yes. 25

Blank 20724

I590 1 Leukoplakia--Buccal Mucosa

1 - Yes 59

Blank 20690

591 1 Leukoplakia--Gingiva1 - Yes 17

Blank 20732

592 1 Leukoplakia--Tongue1 - Yes 2

Blank 20747

593 1’ Lichen Planus--Lips1 - Yes

Blank

o20749

594 1 Lichen Planus--Buccal Mucosa

1 - Yes 15

Blank 20734

Iten

#. .

TapeLot.

595

596

597

598

599

600

601

602

603

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANKS I)


Lichen Planus--Gingiva1 - YesBlank

Lichen Planus--Tongue

1 - YesBlank

Tumor--Lips1 - YesBlank

Tumor--Buccal Mucosa1 - YesBlank

Tumor--Gingiva1 – YesBlank

Tumor–-Tongue

1 - YesBlank

Angular lesion or scars

1- LipsBlank

Cheilosis

.,

1 - LipsBlank

TONGUE (GENEW MACROGLOSSIA)

Mal developed generally

Forked1 - Yes

Blank

ControlCounts

120748

120748

420745

720742

420745

520744

11420635

11320636

1

20748

lIANES IData Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (WINES I)

Item

#

I

Q4

I

TapeLot.

604

605

606

607

608

609

610

No. OfPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


Atrophy

1 - Partial atrophy2 - Full atrophyBlank

Papillae

1 - AtrophicBlank

Papillae1 - Geographic2 - Black hairy3- Pyramidal4 – ScrotalBlank

Palate1 - Smokers2 - Glandular hypertrophy (non-smokers)Blank

?alate1 - Arched2- Cleft3 - BothBlank

Color1 - Beefy red2 - MagentaBlank

Other findinys1 - Serrations (marginal bilateral)2 - Swelling (marginal bilateral)3 - BothBlank

ControlcouIlts

240

20725

3920710

92391699

20503

19358

20498

9870

20644

249

20716

20232

20542

--iiAIms IData Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANJZSI)

Item

. #TapeLoc .

611

612

613

614

615

616

617

618

619

No. of

Position:

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES—

Thorax and Abdomen1 - No findingsBlank

Supernumerary Areolae with glandula~ tissue1–9 – Number as givenBlank

Supernumerary Areolae without glandular tissue1-9 - Number as givenBlank

Gynecomastia1 – Minimal2 - MarkedBlank

Etiology1- Medication2- Liver dysfunction3 – BothBlank

Striae1 - PurpleBlank

Striae1 - WhiteBlank

Striae1 - PigmentedBlank

Striaei- Draining fistuiae or other iesfonsBlank

ControlCounts

169183831

2520724

8620663

28-9

20712

561

20737

40220347

306817681

24820501

820741

HANES IData Source


TapeLoc.

620

621

622

623

624

625

626

627

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

.


Striae1- Congenital malformationsBlank

Thighs and Buttocks1- No findingsBlank

Venous stars1 - YesBlank

Findings1- Pelonidal cysts -2- Pelonidal cysts -3- Pelonidal cysts -4- Pelonidal cysts -Blank

dimpledrainageno drainagerepaired

Findings.1- Rectal fistula2 - Rectal fissure and ulcerationBlank

Inter-gluteal fissure1 - YesBlank

Genitalia1 - No findingsBlank

Findings1- Chancre2 - Other VD3- BothBlank

ControlCounts

2620723

174703279

285317896

26881031

20432

41

20744

2720722

20401348

4420

20703

HANES IData Source

628

I

I

HEALTH m NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANEs r)

\No. of

Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

1 Ulcers1 - Yes

629 1

630

631

632

633

634

1

1

1

1

1

Blank

Redness and Scaling due to1 - Psoriasis2 - Seborrheic dermatitisBlank

Findings1 - Candida2 - Parasites3 - Both4- UncertainBlank

Extremities1 - No findingsBlank

Clubbing acquired - severity1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

Disfiguring1 – Yes2 - NoBlank

~1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3 – SevereBlank

ControlCounts

3720712

1?20714

6740

4720631

161324617

1116

320719

318

20728

I d71

20739

HANES IData Source

Item

#“—

TapeLot.

635

636

637

638

639

640

No. OfPosition~

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION H.AMINATION


SURVEY (HANES I)

Disfiguring

1 - Yes2-No.Blank

Deformity acquired - severity1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

Disfiguring1 - Yes2 - NoBlank

Deformity familial - severity1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

Disfiguring1 - Yes2 - NoBlank

Varicosities - Right1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

ControlCounts

1

820740

51

4139

20618

7637

20636

27136

20703

1723

20709

1311

764142

18532

HANES I

Data Source

Item

#

I

PoN

I

Tape

Lot.

641

642

643

644

645

646

No. ofPositions

1

1

“1

1’

1

1


Varicosities - Left1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- SevereBlank

FOLLICUIAR HYPERKERATOSIS

Upper-Outer arm1 - No color change2 - Perifollicular rednessBlank

Rest of upper extremities1 - No color change2 - perifollicular rednessBlank

Entire arm1- No color change2 - Perifollicular rednessBlank

Upper-Outer legs1 – No color change2- Perifo~licular rednessBlank

Rest of lower extremities1- No color change

2- Perifollicular rednessBlank

Control

Counts

1336725144

18544

672151

19926

5935

20655

10518

20626

627427

19695

182146

20421

lIANES IData Source

#Mk41&<dAND NUTRITION EXAMINATION suRvEY (HANEs I)

Iten#

“—

TapeLoc.

647

648 “

649

650

651

652

653

No. of?ositlons

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


Entire leg1- No color change2 - Perifollicular rednessBlank

Upper back1- No color change2 - Perifollicular rednessBlank

Abdomen1- No color change2 - Perifollicula; rednessBlank

Buttocks1- No color change2- Perifollicula; rednessBlank

Disease Oriented Examination1 - No diseaseBlank

..Acne Vulgaris1- Inactive2- ActiveBlank ,

If “active” above1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- SevereBlank

Controlcounts

237107

20405

21267

20470

8238

20629

496528

19725

118758874

726248317540

201993295

17703

HANES IData Source


.,

Item Tape No. of \ Control HANES I

- # Loc . Positions .- ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES counts.

Data Source

654 1 Acne Cysts1 - Quiescent 3272 - Active 248Blank 20174

655 1 Pit Scarring1 - Yes 563Blank 20186

656 1 Cystic Scarring1 - Yes 218Blank 20531

IExtent of Acne

wo& 657 1 Face

1 1 - Yes 2751Blank 17998

658 1 Back1 - Yes 1378Blank 19371

659 1 Chest1- Yes 489Blank 20260

660 1 Secondary Acne1- Steriod 42 - Halogen 1

3- Anovulatory preparation 104 - Oil 318- Blank, but applicable 1Blank 20702

661 1 Acne Rosacea1 - Minimal 1492 - Moderate 82

3- Severe 11Blank 20507

Iten

-#

I

rapeLot.

i62

563

564

665

666

667

668

669

No. Of‘ositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND tiTRITIoN EMMINfiTION SURVEY (HANEs I)


3EBORRHEICDERMATITIS

Naso-labial fold

1 - YesBlank ‘

Eyebrows1- YesBlank

F- Yes

Blank

Post Auricular1 - YesBlank

Axillae1 - Yes

Blank

Genitalia1 - Yes

Blank

Infra-mammary1 - YesBlank

Work Area

ControlCounts—.

54720202

53820211

180918940

37420375

2320726

3120718

8320666

HANES IData Source

Hl!AL’~kl AND NU”I’K1”11ON MA.MIIW’[lUN bUKVEY (HAlvljb 1)

Iten

#TapeLot.

670

671

672

673

674

675

676

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

‘1

1

1

h

ITEE1’DESCRIPTION & CODES

Psoriasis1 - Inactive2 - ActiveBlank

If ‘(active~~above1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- SevereBlank

Location1 - Scalp only2 - Extremities only3- BothBlank

Location1- Trunk2 - Seborrheic areas only3- BothBlank

Joint involved1- Fing!srs2 - ToesBlank

Joint involved1- SpineBlank

Joint involved1- Other jointBlank

ControlCounts

23122

20604

94423

20610

124660

20631

326

1820693

151

20733

620743

420745

HANES IData Source

Iten.#

TapeLOc.

1577

578

579

680

581

582”

583

584

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

“HwKLTfiW NOTtiiTIONEWWNAION SURVEy””(tiNESI)

%

ITEM DESIX~~TION & CODES—. —.—. -.

Family History1 - Parent2 - Sibs3 - Parents and SibsBlank

Family History1 - Near relativesBlank

Did joint problem precede psoriasis?1 - Yes2 - NoBlank

Atopic Dermatitis Severity1 - Minimal2 - Moderate3- SevereBlank

Distribution1 - Flexural2- Flexural

areas onlyareas aridothers

3 - GeneralizedBlank

Family History1 - AtopyBlank

Family History1 - Urticaria and/or asthmaBlank

Personal History1 - Urticaria and/or asthaBlank

ControlCounts

3918

920683

3720712

528

20716

2005513

20481

9212928

20500

62920120

60120148

60420145

HANES IData Source

TapeLot.

No. OfPositions


ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES— .

Cause of Urticaria(more than 1 item can be checked)

685 1 Cholinergic1 - YesBlank

686 1 Anglo-Neurotic edema

I I

687

688

689

690

691

692

693

1

1

1

1

1

1

i

n-Yes

Giant1 - YesBlank

Cold1 - YesBlank

Ordinary Urticaria

1 - YesBlank

Food1 - YesBlank

Inhalant1 - YesBlank

Medication1 - YesBlank

Obscure or oc”her1 - YesBlank

Controlcounts

920740

1320736

1120738

320746

30420445

17520574

2020729

10520644

16420585

HANEs I

Data Source

TapeLot.

694

695

696

697

698

699

700

701

702

No. Of?ositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NIJTRITIcJNEXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES ~)

,

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODfiS

2ontact Dermatitis (more than 1 item may be Checked)

PlantL - Yes ,Blank

TubberL - YesBlank

!fedication1 - YesBlank

Leather1 - YesBlank

Chemical1 - YesBlank

CosmeticsL - YesBlank

Metal1 - YesBlank

Obscure1 - YesBlank

Fabrics1 - YesBlank

ControlCounts

72120028

1820731

2220727

420745

7420675

4020709

8020669

6920680

2320726

HANES LData Source

,


Item#

I

Pwo

I

TapeLoc.

703

704

705

706

707

708

No. of?09itions

1

1

1

1

1

1

ITEM DESCRIPTION /iNDCODES

FUNGAL INFECTIONS

Impression - Scalp1 - Yes2 - NoBlank

KOI-I- Scalp1 - Positive2- Negative3 - Not doneBlank

Wood’s Lamp--Scalp1 - Positive2 - Negative3 _ :$ot done

Blank

Impression--Feet1 - Yes2 - NoBlank

KOH--Feet1 - Positive2- Negative3- Not doneBlank

Wood’s Lamp--Feet1- Positive2- Negative3 - NotRI .mbU.LU . . ..

done

ControlCounts

768

20674

3239

20705

2340

20704

1521239

18989

505355753

19136

202061182

1n91,’1L7J+1

HANES IData Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAJIINATION SURVEY (HANES T)

Item Tape No. of , Control HANF,S I

# Lot. Positions -. ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data SrIurce—

709 1 Impression--Hands1 - Yes 56

2 - No I 82

Blank , 20611

710 1 KOH--Hands1 - Positive 16

2 - Negative 21

3 - Not done 68

Blank 20644

711 1 Wood’s Lamp--Hands

I1- Positive 1

2 - Negative 4PP 3 - Not done 89

P Blank 20655

1

712 1 Impression--Groin1 - Yes 155

2 -No 97

Blank 20497

713 1 KOH--Groin1 - Positive 57

2 - Negative 46

3- Not done 103

Blank 20543

714 1 Wood’s Lamp--Groin

1 - Positive 15

2- Negative 32

3 - Not doneBlank

15020552

715 1 Impression--Other1 - Yes 347

2 - No 76

Blank 20326

Item#

Tape”Loc.

716

717

718-722

723

“724

725

1

I

I

No. ofPositions

1

1

5

1

1

1

‘HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)


KOH--Other1- Positive2 - Negative3 - Not doneBlank

Wood’s Lamp--Other1 - Positive2 - Negative3- Not doneBlank

Work Area

VIIUL INFECTIONS (EXCEPT WARTS)

1 - H. Simplex2- H. Zoster

3 - M. Contagiosum4 - Primary VaricellaB1ank

Tzanck Smear1 - Positive2- Negative3 - Not done

Blank

BACTERIAL INFECTIONS

Furuncles

+s-2LP- Minimum

2 - Moderate

3 - Severe

Blank

ControlCounts

14055201

20353

3323303

20390

13311410

20591

00

’9720652

01~

20747

HANES IData Source

,

Item

#

‘ape

#oc.

126

127

728

729

730

731

732

10. of

mitions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITIUN EXAMINATION SLtRVEy (WES I)


‘ace- Minimum

~- Moderate1- SevereIlanlc

kunk- Minimum

~ - Moderate

3- SevereBlank

Extremities1 - Minimum2 - Moderate

3 - SevereBlank

Buttock1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- SevereBlank

Work Area

FOLLICULITIS

;calp- Minimum

2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

I?ace1 - Minimum2 - Moderate

3- SevereBlank

I

;ontrol

:ounts

310

!0745

951

20734

331

20742

730

20739

22120

20715

34150

20700

I

HANES IData Source

Item#

TapeLoc .

733

734

735

736

737

738

739

No. of‘osition9

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION

I

SURVEY (HANES I) I

I


Hunk

1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- SevereB1ank

Extremitie.s1 - Minimum2 – Moderate3- SevereBlank

Buttock1 - Minimum2 – Moderate3 - SevereBlank

Work Area

IMPETIGO

Scalp1 - Ninimurn2 – Moderate3 - SevereElank

Face1 - Minimum2 – Moderate3 - SevereBlank

Trunk1- Minimum2 - Moderate3 - SevereBlank

I

Control:ounts

149601

20539

97701

20581

178935

20473

252

20740

16102

20721

541

20739

HANES IData Source

Item

#

740

741

742

743

744

745

746

747

748

749

No. Of‘ositfons

1

1

1

1

1

“1

1

1

1

mTH-AND -hITION EXAMINATION SURVET (NANES I)

CentrolIT~ DESCRIPTION AND CODE$

Extremities1 - Minimum2 - Moderate3- SevereBlank

Buttock1 - Minimum2- Moderate3- SevereBlank

Work Area

TBC

SQQF!Blank

FaceBlank

TrunkBlank

ExtremitiesBlank

ButtockBlank

Work Area

HA??SEN’SDISEASE

Counts

27152

20705

371

20738

020749

020749

020749

020749

020749

20749

020749

NANES IData Source

HEALTH AND NUTRITION ExAMINATION s~vEy (HANES I)

Item#

I

Tape-Loc.

750

751

752

753

754

755

756

757

758

759

760

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


FaceB1ank

TrunkBlank

ExtremitiesBlank

ButtockBlank

Work Area

s~JI~~~~G POOL GM

=

FaceBlank

TrunkBlank

ExtremitiesBlank

ButtockBlank

Work Area

ControlCounts

o20749

020749

020749

020749

020749

020749

2074:

2074$’

2074:

2074:

2074;

HANES IData Source


Item Tape No. Of control. # Lot. Positions .=

HANES IITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

ANTHROPOD AND PROTOZOAN INFECTIONS

761 1 Pediculosis capitis1 - YesBlank

920740

762 1 Swinuner’a Itch1 - Yes 1

Blank 20748

763 1 Pediculosis pubis1 - Yes 4

IBlank 20745

+w 764 1 Mites4 1 - Yes 3

I Blank 20746

765 1 Pediculosis corporisI-Yea 3Blank 20746

766 1 Leishmaniasis1 - Yes oBlank 20749

767 1 Creeping Eruption1 - Yes oBlank 20749

768 1 Evaluation of Dermatological Complaint1 - No conditions 18533

Blank 2216

\

Ite

#“—

I

I

TapeLot.

769-774

775-780

781-786

787

788

789

790-791

792-793

No. of

Position

6

6

6

1

1

1

2

2


i

,- ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES.

Diagnostic Code--Hand

131001-949000– As “givenBlank

Diagnostic Code--Foot130100-788110- As givenBlank

Diagnostic Code--Other020990-994300- As givenBlank

Recurrent--Hand?1 - Yes2 - NoBlank

Recurrent--Foot?1 - Yes2 -No.Blank

Recurrent--Other?1 - Yes2-No

Blank

Months active in past 12 months--Hand0-12 - Months as given

Blank

Months active in past 12 months--Foot00-12 - Months as given

Blank

ControlCounts

19220557

28820461

164019109

131

205%

192

6020497

898

42619425

13720612

21020539

HANES IData Source

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

HEALTHAND NUTRITIONEXAMINATIONSURVET (HANESI)

Item#

794-795

796-797

798-799

800-801

802-803

804-805

806-807

808-809

No. of?oaition9

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

ITEM DESCRIPTIONAND CODES

Months active in past 12 months--Other00-12- Months as givenBlank

Years Duration--Hand01-74 - Years as given


Years Duration--Foot01-74 - Years ?s given


Years Duration--Other01-74 - Years as given


PERCENT LIMITATION OF ACTIVITY

Hand00-99 - Percent as givenBlank

Foot00-99- Percent as givenBlank

Other00-99- Percent as givenBlank

Total Skin Complaints00-99 - Percent as givenBlank

ControlCounts

114219607

16312

20574

26313

20473

1355101

19293

15320596

22120528

116919580

15020599

HANES IData Source


.,


“# Loc . Po9itions ITEM DESCRIPTION AND CODES Counts Data Source

HANDICAP TO GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT OR HOUSEWORK

810 1 Hand1 - Total o

2 - Part Severe 7

3- Part Minimal 48

4- None 144

Blank 20550

811 1 Foot1 - Total o

2- Part Severe 5

3- Part Minimal 23

I 4 - None 266

+ B1ank 20455mo

I 812 1 Other1 - Total 1

2 - Part Severe 18

3 – Part Minimal 105

4- None 1409

Blank 19216

813 1 Total Skin Complaint1 - Total 3

2 - Part Severe 5

3- Part Minimal 13

4 - None 203

Blank 20525

PRECLUDES PREFFERED OCCUPATION I

814 1 Hand1 - Yes 5

Blank 20744

815 1 Foot1 - Yes II 4

Blank 20745

Item#

T@-Loc.

816

817

818

819

820

821

No. of~ositions

1

1

1

1

1

1


ITW DESCRIPTION AND CODES

Other

1 - YesBlank

Total Skin Complaint1 - YeaBlank

HANDICAP TO SOCIAL RELATIONS

Hand1 - Severe2 - Minimal3 - NoneBlank

Foot1 - Severe2 - Minimal3 - None

Blank

Other1- Severe2 - Minimal3- NoneBlank

I

Total Skin Complaint1 - Severe2 - Minimal

3 - NoneBlank

-Counts

,2620723

320746

355145

20546

238

25520454

255021019

19203

762155

20525

HANES IData Source

7Gl#

I

wNm

I

TapeLoc .

822

823

824

825

826

827

No. of?09 ition:

1

1

1

1

1

1



CARE SOUGHT - NON-PROFESSIONAL

Hand1 - YesBlank

Foot1 - YesBlank

Other1 - YesBlank

CARE SOUGHT - PHARMACY

Hand1- YesBlank

Foot1 - YesBlank

Other1 - YesBlank

ControlCount9

3420715

5920690

26720482

1020739

2120728

8220667

HANES IData Source

Tape

Lot.

828

829

830

831

832

833

834

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION H.ANINATION suRvm (lhfNEsI)

ITEN DESCRIPTION & CODES

CARE SOUGHT - M.D.

Hand1 - Yes

Blank

Foot1 - YesBlank

Other1 - YesBlank

CARE SOUGHT - PODIATRIST

Hand1- YesBlank

Foot1 - YesBlank

Other1 - YesBlank

CARE SOUGHT - OSTEOPATH

Hand1 - YesBlank

835 1 Foot1 - YesBlank

Control

Counts

78

20671

6320686

42120328

120748

1120738

2

20747

020749

020749

H.(INES Il)ata Source


Item Tape No. of. Control HANES I

- # Lot. Positions :% ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

836 1 Other1 - Yes oBlank 20749

CARE SOUGHT - DERMATOLOGIST

837 1 Hand1 - Yes 43Blank 20706

838 1 Foot1 - Yes 29

Blank 20720I

wM 839 1 Otherlb 1- Yes 295

I Blank 20454

PRESENTLY UNDER CURRENT BEST CARE

840 1 Hand1 – Yes 472 - NoBlank

14620556

841 1 Foot1 – Yes 342 - No 254Blank 20461

842 1“ Other1 - Yes 3162 - NoBlank

125619177

I

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (llANESI)

.,

Item Tape No. Of5 Control HANES I

. # Lot. Positions :. ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

IF NO: WITH EXPERT CARE WOULD CONDITION BE INPROVED?

843 1 Hand

1 - Yes2 - No

14514

Blank ‘ 20590

844 1 Foot1 - Yes 2372 - No 21Blank 20491

845 1 OtherI 1 - YesP

12082 - No 93

R Blank 19448I

WOULD CONDITION PERMIT FULL GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT OR HOUSEWORK?

846 1 Hand1 - Employment or Housework 212 - Part Employment or HW 103 - No change 112Blank 20606

847 1 Foot1- Employment or HW 282 - Part Employment or HW 83 - No change 188Blank 20525

848 1 Other1 - Employment or HW 1512 - Part Employment or HW 253 - No change 996Blank 19577


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

DISFIGUREMENT - EXAMINER EVALUATION

849 1 Hand1 - None 692 - Minimum . 96

3 - Moderate 32

4 - Severe 4

Blank 20548

850 1 Foot1 - None 139

2 - Minimum 122

13 - Moderate 35

4- Severew

4

tw Blank 204490

I 851 1 Other1- None 466

2 - Minimum 787

3- Moderate 315

4- Severe 33

Blank 1914a

DISCOMFORT - PATIENT EVALUATION

Pain or Burning

852 1 Hand1 - None 119

2 - Miniqmm 60

3 - Moderate 14

4 - SevereBlank

o20556

853 1 Foot1 - None 179~ – minimum 66

3 – Moderate 26

4 - SevereBlank

3

20475

HEALTH AND NUTRITION IWWINATION SURVEY (HANLS I)

Item Tape No. Of

- #

Control HANES I

Lot. Posit ions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts J)a~n Source

854 1 Other1 - None

2 - ?[inimum

1187203

j - >lod~rate 6s

4- Severe 8

Blank 19293

Itching

855 1 Hand1 - None U32 - }linim~m 68

3-1

Noderate 41

4- Severe 6

+ BlankN

20551

+

I 856 1 Foot1 - None 134

2 - Minimum 96

3- Moderate 48

4- Severe 6

Blank 20465

857 1 Other

1 - None894

2 - Minimum309.

3 - 140derate257

4 - Severe59

Blank19230

I

r)co

I

No. OfTape

Lot.

858

859

860

861

Position

1

1

1

1


.- ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

Limitation of Motion

Hand1 - None2- Minimum3 – Moderate4 - SevereBlank

Foot1 - None2 - Minimum3 - Moderate4- SevereBlank

Other

1 - None2 - Minimum3- ?loderate4 - SevereBlank

Overall Discomfort

Hands1 - None2 - Minimum3 - Moderate4- SevereBlank

Control

Counts

171214

2055;

2561951

20468

138559174

19284

7197282“

20551

HAIWS IData Source

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EX.AMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

Item Tape No. of Control RANES I ~

- # Lot. Positions :. ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

862 1 Foot1 - None 942- Minimum 1523- Modera\e 354- SevereBlank

320465

863 1 Other

1- None 7242 - Minimum 5513- Moderate 240

4- Severe 16

IBlank 19218

FN 864 1 Obstacle to improvement of conditionUI 1- No medical advice sought 1116

I 2- Inadequate medical advice 362

Blank 19271

865 1 Patient cooperation1 - Yes 155

Blank 20594

866 1 Distance from medical help

1 - Yes 25

Blank 20724

867 1 Availability of transportation1 - Yes 16

Blank 20733

868 1 Finances1 - Yes 96

Blank 20653


Iten

#

I

!-bJ0

I

TapeLot.

969

170

871

972

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

.1

. . ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

)therMinimal condition (not aware, etc.)Lack of knowledge regarding treatme~tUnder care with or without improvement

Under care but stopped, discouraged, etc.Etiology unknown, movedInadequate treatment, refuses, etc.To stop drug-causing skin conditionNot readable or specified

hank

~ctinic domedonesL - Minimum2 - Moderate3 – Sev=re3 – Blank, but applicableBlank

Fungus Culture Report No. 1

{OHL - Positive~ - Negative3 - QNS-no check\ - QNS-negativej - QNS-positive31ank

Z!!!WEL - Growth~ - NO growth31ank

ControlCounts

83

::

294

19

13

20547

500

2074;

485865157276

19209

365983

19401

HANES IData Source

See TaDe Locations384-387


Item

/1-—

I

PwP

I

TapeLoci

873-874

875-876

877-878

879-880

No. of

Positions

2

2

2

2

881-882

2


Site00 - Foot05 - Hand

10 - Scalp11 - Face15 - Beard20 - Nails25 - Folds around nails30-33 - Body folds40 - TrunkBlank

Fungus Code

00-91 - As givenBlank

Date of Report

Month01-12 - As givenBlank

~


Year


Control

Counts

98417820

36708872

19211

112219627

1340

19409

134019409

134419405

HAIwIs IData Source

See Detailed Notes

TapeLot.

B83

B84

885-886

i387-888

No. of

Positions

1

1

2

2

HEALTH AND NUTRITION SURVEY (H.ANES I)

.


Fungus Culture Report - No. 2

KOH1 - Positive2 - Negative3 - QNS - no check4 – QNS - negative5 - QNS - positiveBlank

Fungus1 - Growth2 - No growthBlank

Site00 - Foot05 – Hand10 - Scalp11 - Face15 - Beard20 – Nails25 - Folds around nails

30-33 - Body folds40 – Trunk, etc.Blank

Fungus Code00-91 - As givenBlank

ControlCounts

67911860

20567

53111

20585

8810

000

63021

520562

14520604

>

HANES IData Source

See Detailed Notes


Item Tape No. of Centrol HANES I

# Loc . Po9ition9 ITEM DESCRIPTION AND CODES Counts Data Source

Fungus Culture Report - No. 3

889 1 KOHi= Positive 72 - Negative 33- QNS - no check o4 - QNS - negative o5- QNS - positive oBlank 20739

890 1 ?- Growth 1

I 2 - No growth 8

P Blank 20740ww 891- 2 SiteI 892 00 - Foot 3

05 - Hand 110 - Scalp o11 - Face o15 - Beard o20 - Nails 525 - Folds around nails o30-33 - Body fold o40 - Trunk, etc. 1Blank 20739

893- 2 Fungus Code894 00-91 - As given 9 See Detailed Notes

Blank 20740

895- 25 Work Area919

Item#

-—

I

I

TapeLot.

920

921

922

923

No. of

Positions

1

1

1

1


kControl

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts

Biopsy Confirmation of Siwificant Diagnoses1 - 1st only confirmed2- 2nd only confirmed3 - 3rd only confirmed4 – 1 and 2 confirmed5 - 2 and 3 confirmed

6- 1 and 3 confirmed7 - All 3 confirmedBlank

Diagnoses added for detailed findings1 - 1st SD2 - 2nd SD3 - 3rd SD4 - 1st RD5- 2nd RD6 - 2nd RD and 1st RD

7 - 1st and 2nd SD8 - 2nd and 3rd SD9 - 1st $D and 1st RDBlank

GROUPED DIAGNOSIS FROM SIGNIFICANT DIAGNOSIS

Sebaceous gland diseases -(7141–7149)1 - YesBlank

De~atophytoses–(131)1 - YesBlank

1259412413

20591

1127138001631

20517

155719192

122719522

I-UNIX IData Source

See Detailed Notes

See Detailed Notes

I

.Kul

I

Tape

Lot.

924

925

926

927

928

929

930

931

932

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NLJTRITIoNEXAMINATION SURVEY (UANES I)

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES.

Tumors (19X, 22x, 23X, 23Y)1 - YesBlank

Seborrheic dermatitis (700010)1 - YesBlank

Atopic dermatitisleczema (701, 708300. 708310. 708320)1 - YesBlank

Ichthyosis/keratosis (710130, 71015O)1 - YesBlank

Follicull.tis (713908)1 - YesBlank

~erruca vulgaris (696030)- Yes

Blank

Psoriasis(706090)1- YesBlank

Seborrheic keratosis (22X44X)1 - YesBlank

Vitiligo (716210)1 - YesBlank

.,

ControlCounts

520744

43620313

33720412

12020629

7020679

9120658

9820651

020749

9520654

HA-NIXIData Source

Tape

Lot.

933

934

935

936

937

938

939

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


\


Herpes simplex (096)1 – YesBlank

Acne vulgaris (714150)1- YesBlank

Xerosis (714930)1 - YesBlank

Tinea pedis (13100)1 - YesBlank

Tinea unguium (1312--)1 - YesBlank

Tinea versicolor (131910)1 - YesBlank

Tinea cruris (13131-)1 - YesBlank

II

I “1940 I 1 ‘ilalignanttumors (19X)

1 - YesBlank

941 1 Benign tumors (22XO)1 - YesBlank

ControlCounts

6120688

119819551

16220587

68520064

42520324

12820621

5920690

I 0120749

020749

HANES IData Source


Item Tape No. Of

—

Control HANES I

- # Loc . Positions :- ITEF1DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

Precancerous & NS (23X, 23Y)

1 - YesBlank

I

Pu+

I

942 1

943 1

944

945-950

1

6

Atopic dermatitis (708310)

1- YesB1ank

Actinic keratosis (23X081)1- ‘fes

Blank

Work Area

I

520744

020749

020749

DETAILED NOTES

TA1!’E??I)SITION10 “

Size of Place

Size of place classification was clsrived from the 1950 census. Accordingto the definition used in the 1960 census, che urban population wascomprised of all persons living in (a) places of 2,500 inhabitants or mc)reincorporated as ci~ies, boroughs, vil.1.ages~nd towns (exc~pt towns in New

York, New England, and Wisconsin); (b) the densely settled urban fringe,

whether incorporated or unincorporated, of ~lrbanizeclareas; (c) towns inNcw England and townships in New Jersey and Pennsylvania which containedno incorporated municipalities gassubdivisions and had either 2,500inhabitants or more, or a population of 2,500 to 25,000 and a density

of 1,500 persons or more per square mile; (d) counties in states other

than the New England states, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, that had noincorporated municipalities within their botindaries znd had a density of1,500 persons per square mile; and (e) unincorporated places of 2,500inhabitants or more not includccl in any urban fringe, The remaining

population was classified as rural.

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

I - 138 -

t

DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITION 11

SMSA

A standard metropolitan statistical area is basically a

of contiguous counties which contains at least one city

or more, or “twin cities” with a combined population of

In addition to the county or counties containing such a

county or a group

of 50,000 inhabitants

at least 50,000.

city or cities,

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

they are socially and economically integrated with the central city.

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

of an SMSA identifies the central city or cities.

- 139 -

DETAILED NOTES

“ TAPE I?OSITIONS 22 ANll 103

Race

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

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

otherwise learned. The race categories were “h~~ite”, “Negro” or “other.”

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

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

Chinese, American Indian, Korean, Hindu, Eskimo, etc. were reported as

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

be American Indian or of other nonwhite race.

- 140 -

DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 34-35

Total Fanilv Income Group

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

tl,elve (12) months. It Includes income from all sources such as wages,

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

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

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

parts were not asked when the gross income was greater than $6,999 per annum.

However, amounts greater than $6,999 appear in tape positions 37-40,

67-70, and 72-75. Some respondents reported a loss of income from their

nonfarm business, professional practice, partnership or farm and this

explains

total in

why some data fields

tape positions 91-94

are greater than $6,999, but

does not exceed this figure.

the individual

- 141 -

DETAILED NOTES


Family Unit Code

All related sample persons in the same family unit have the same computer

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

individual family unit.

.- 142 -

.,

,

..

1

,

;f,

DETAILED lJOTES

TAPE POSITIOXS 110-111-- ANn&O T 0,r

It Yr’

225-226

UNITED STATES OUILYING AREAS OF THE U.S.

Standard

AbbreviationCode Name of Place Code

/J:A~:J<&—

Ala. . 1:.mericzn SarLoa

“*l Car121 Zc,n,

60—.. .—~,.l,!71::, Alas};a— -—.— 61—.— -— —..—43 IT.~)T:A Ariz. @ lCantnn and EnCerbuq Islands 62.——A?N::::SAS Ark. 05 rcTr-GIFxrr 63—-— .—–—.— —..CALIF12FJ:I’4 Calif. CIL lCCC!: Izlands 64

COLOFUDCI Colo. o?, Gilbert snd Ellice Islands 65_E&wcTIcuT Corm. 09 GuaT 66DEL.4!JLRE Del. 10 I J,ohristnnAtoll 67DIST. OF COLLM31A D.C. 11 {Line :slzn~s - Southern 68FLORIDA Fla. ~ lkriana Islands 69GEORGIA Ga. 13 Flarsb.allIslands 70~\,!,~ ~ ~ Havzii 15 l.fid~~a’~Islands 71miuio Idaho 16 I Puertc Rico 72ILLINOIS Ill. 17 R-.m;c-;nIslands - Southern 7311.~IAJW Ind. 18 Svan Islands 7410IJA Iowa 19 Tokelau Islands 75l#&:SAS Kans. 20 IU.S. lfisc. Caribbean 76—.KE1:TIJCKY KY . 21 IU.S. llisc. Pacific Islands 77LOUISIANA La. 22 [Virgir-Islands 78—MAINE Maine 23 l.!akeIsl~nds 79M~,’fL~~ Md . 24 Cuba 80

( “MASSACHUSETTS Ilass. 25 Uest Indies 81—L tiTPUTPtah~

l— — —M:-1- -J&[1ml

..- - .._ --- .-+L ?,--a-: - -. . . . . . . 01-- . --- . . . ---------

MINIUiSOTA Minn. 27 ~outh America ;;

MISSISSIPPI Miss.

+ -=

P 93MISSOUF.1 MO. 94:!CIXTANA Mont. 95

‘KEER.WA Nebr. 31 ‘1Australasia 96NE\~ADA . Nev . 3? Pacific”~slands 97l~EII!HAIWSHIRE N.H. 33NE\I!JERSEY J.J. 34NEW l,lEXICO N. Mex. -35

l!Eh’YORK K.)!. 36NORTH CAROLIN.A N.c. 37NORI”H DAKOTA N. Dak. 38OHID Ohio 39——oKL.AHol’iA Okla. 40

L 0FUZGL3N Ore K.

I41—.

PEI;:SYLVANIA Pa. 42~lIOJE ISLA~~ R.I. 44

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L – -SOIITII C~j?,()~iI!J. S.c. 45SOUTH DAKOTA S. Dak. 46TE~~ESSEE Term. 47TEF& Tex, 4sUTAH Utah (L9

VEFWOi:T v~ . 5@71~GI~{~A Va. 51

,;ASHIB:(70N hlash. 53WEST VIRGIHI.\ IJ.Va. 54WISCD.SIIT His . 55_-——uhYC~:iIl:G Wyo . 56

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DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 132-134 AND 135-137

Industry and Occupation Codes

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

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

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

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

his occupation (or work) applies to his job during

respondent held more than one job, the question is

at which he spent the most time. It refers to the

important when equal time is spent at each job. A

that period, If the

directed to the one

one he considers most

person who has not begun

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

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

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

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

which he has not yet reported and has never had a previous job or business

is classified as a “new worker.”

The 1970 census of population Alphabetical Index of Industries and Occupations

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

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TAPE POSITION 146

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Poverty Index--Income status was,determined by the Povert Income Ratio (PIR).1/Poverty statistics published in the Census Bureau reports-were based on the

poverty index developed by the Socfal Security Administration in 1964. (For

a detailed discussion of the SSA poverty standards, see reference 2.) Modifica-tions in the definition of poverty were adopted in 1969.?/ The standard dataseries in poverty for statistical use by all executive departments and establish-ments has been established.~i

The two components of the PIR are the total income of the household(numerator) and a multiple of the total income necessary to maintain a familywith given characteristics on a nutritionally adequate food pla~)(denominator) .The dollmr value of the denominator of the PIR is constructed from a food plan(economy plan) necessary to maintain minimum recommended daily nutritionalrequirements. The economy plan is designated by the Department of Agriculturefor “emergency or temporary use when funds are low.”

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

The denominator or poverty income cutoff adjusts the family poverty inco:lemaintenance requirements by the family size, the sex of the family head, theage of the family head in families with one or two members, and the place ofresidence (farm, nonfarm). Annual revisions of the poverty income cutoffs arebased on the changes in the average cost of living as reflected in the Consumer

Price Index.

As shown in the table, the annual income considered to be the povertylevel increases as the family size increases. A family with any combinationof characteristics and with the same income as shown in the table has beendesignated as having a PIR or poverty level of 1.0. The same family with twicethe income found in the table would have a PIR of 2.0. Ratios of less than 1.0can be described as “below poverty,” ratios greater than or equal to 1.0, as“at or above poverty.”

Poverty thresholds are computed on a national basis only. NO attempt has

been made to adjust these thresholds for regional, State, or other localvariation in the cost of living (except for the farm, nonfarm difference).None of the noncash public welfare benefits such as food stamp bonuses or freefood commodities are included in the income of the low income families receivingthese benefits.

~/Current Population Reports, “Consumer Income,” Series P-60, No. 77, May 7, 1971

~/Orshansky, M.: “Counting the Poor: Another Look at the Poverty Profile,” SocialSecurity Bulletin, January 1965;’’h%o’sWho Among the Poor: A Demographic View ofPoverty,” Social Security Bulletin, July 1965.

?/Current Population Reports, “Special Studies,” Series P-23, No. 28, August 12, 1969.

~/Circular No. A-46, Transmitted Memorandum No. 9, Executive Office of the President,Bureau of the Budget, August 29, 1969, and Exhibit L (rev.).

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DETAILED NOTES

TAYE POSITIONS 147-149

Wefghted average thresholds ●c the low inco~e level in 1971 by size of family and sex—of head, by farm-nonfarm residence

Size of family

All unrelated indi~’iduals--------Under 65 years -----------------65 years and over--------------

All families---------------------2 persons ----------------------Head under 65 years------------Head 65 years aridover ---------3 persons ----------------------4 persons----------------------5 persons----------------------6 persons ----------------------7 persons or raore--------------

Total

$;,;;;

1:931

3,7002,6122,6992,4243,2074,1134,8455,4416,678

Nonfarm

Total

$;,:;;

1:940

3,72.42,6332.7162;4403,2291+,137;,;;:

6:751

Haleihead

$;,H:

1:959

3,7642,6412,7312,4503,2464,1394,88L5,4926,771

Femalelhead

$;,:;;

1:93L

3,4282,5812,6352,4373,1274,1164,8375,4606,583

Farm

Total

$;,~;g

1;652

3,2352,2192,317“2,0822,7453,5274,1594,6865,736

$:,;;;

1:666

3,2422,2242,3222,0012,7493,5284,1594,6895,749

F’&:el

$1;6691,7151,643

3,0792,1302,1952,0092,6273,5134,14B4,6565,516

lFor unrelated individuals, sex of the individual.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Social and Economic Statistics Administration, U.S. Bu-reau of the Census “Characteristics of the Low Income Population: 1971,” Current PopulationReports, Series P-60, No. 86, p. L?.

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TAPE EOSITION 150

WEn

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

9s!2!2 States Included

Northeast Maine, Vermont, NewConnecticut, Rhodeand Pennsylvania

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

South

Midwest :

West

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

Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wiscc)nsin,Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri

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

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HANES is a multistage, stratified, probability sample of loose clusters ofpersons in land-based segments. In addition, HANES is composed of twodistinct examination components-- a nutrition screening examination (takenby all examinees) and a more detailed examination taken by a pre-selectedsubsample of all examinees, ages 25-74. For the nutrition screening examina-tion, locations 1-35 and 1-65 constituted national probability samplesand for the detailed examination, locations 1-35, 1-65, 66-100 and 1-100all constitute national probability samples. In other words, HANES iscomposed of six distil:ct subsamples of the U.S. population. For a moredetailed discussion of the sample design see Series 1, No. 10a.

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

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

It is suggested that any analyses that al-edesired by the researcher beperformed using the greatest number of examinees possible; that is, if theresearcher is interested in a~ exam component of the nutrition screeningexamination he should use the weight and consequently the data from the 65location subsample rather than the 35 location subsample. For the detailedexamination, the researcher should use the 100 location subsample ratherthan one of the others. However, some exam components were only done in a

particular subsample; for example, only at the first 35 locations. Inthat case, the researcher has no choice in selecting a particular subsample.

There may be occasions when a researcher may want to make comparisons ofestimates obtained from various subsamples. For example, the prevalence of

some disease condition as estimated from the first 35 locations could becompared with an estimate based upon locations 66-100. The researcher may

also want to formulate hypotheses using one subsample and test those hypothesesusing another subsample.

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DETAILED NOTES

Tape Positions 236-241, 244-249, 252-257,260-265, 266-271, 273-278, 769-774,

775-780, 781-786

cf. Code of Skin Diseases of the Department of Dermatology,New York University School of Medicine (February 1968edition) . These codes have been reviewed and edited usingthe findings of the cultures, biopsies, and photographstaken and the detailed findings recorded during theexamination. For the results of the cultures and biopsiessee tape positions 875-894, 920 and 921. For further detailssee series 11 no. 212, DH~ Pub. NO. (pHS)”79-1660.

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Tape Positions 875-876, 887-888, 893-894Funqal Codes

KOH+

Epidermophyton floccosum

Microsporum audouinicanisgypsumlanosum

Trichophyton ferrugineumgyps eummentagrophytespurpureumrubrumschoenleinitonsuransverrucosumviolanceum

Culture contaminated

Superficial fungus cultured, unidentified

KOH+, no fungus cultured

Superficial fungi cultured and identified:

aspergillus

cladosporium, geotrichum, hormodendrum,penicillium

alternaric

cephalosporium

Scapulariopis

yeast - saccharomyces

Special code for tinea verisicolor(pityrosporou orbiculare)

31

21222324

111213141516171819

91

71

61626364

515253545556575859

60

81

00

01

82

83

84

85

86

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Tape Positions 875-894

Lesions, which the examiner considered to be fungousor to include fungus in the differential, scaling lesionsof the hands and feet, and circumscribed scaling lesionsanywhere on the body that might be considered “ringworm”by the nondermatological physician or the layman, werescraped with a scalpel or slide. The scrapings, sealedbetween two glass slides, were sent the same day theywere taken to Dr. William Epstein, Department of Derma-tology, University of California Medical Center, forexamination and culture to identify any fungus present.

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Tape Position 920

Biopsies were taken only from adults who could provideconsent. With lesions on the head or neck, only those werebiopsied that were clinically suggestive of malignancy orof a diagnosis of grave importance such as lupuserythematous, the granulomatous disease, tuberculosis,leprosy, sarcoid and similar conditions. On the coveredareas of the body, any significant lesion or any lesionof obscure or uncertain identification was biopsied asneeded by the examiner, but only if the examinee understoodthe reasons for the procedure and consented to the biopsyin writing.

The codes in this field refer to the significant diagnosiscodes in fields 236-241, 244-249, and 252-257, respectively.

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If this fielddiagnosis was

DETAILED NOTES

Tape Position 921

is not coded any significant or remissioninitially made by the examiner in the

field. If this field is coded one or more of thediagnoses was added in the review and editing process.SD abbreviatessignificant diagnosis; RD abbreviatesdiagnosis of a condition in remission.

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