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Table 1 Characteristics of 166 patients presenting to orthopaedic trauma surgery clinics

From: Patient understanding regarding opioid use in an orthopaedic trauma surgery population: a survey study

Patient characteristics

Characteristics

No. of respondents

%a

Demographics

Gender

Female

111

67

Male

52

31

No answer

3

1.8

Age (yrs)

18–24

5

3.0

25–34

28

17

35–44

19

11

45–54

33

20

55–64

42

25

65–74

32

19

75–84

3

1.8

85+

1

0.6

No answer

2

1.2

Race/ethnicity

White

136

82

African American

15

9.0

Asian

3

1.8

Hispanic/Latino

5

3.0

Other

3

1.8

No answer

4

2.4

Insurance status

Insured

162

98

Not insured

2

1.2

No answer

2

1.2

Highest education level

High school or less

12

7.2

Some college

14

8.4

2-year degree

6

3.6

4-year degree

49

30

Graduate school or higher

82

49

No answer

3

1.8

Employment status

Full-time

84

51

Part-time

6

3.6

Unemployed

17

10

Retired

35

21

Disabled

14

8.4

Student

4

2.4

No answer

3

1.8

Marital status

Married

96

58

Never married

34

20

Divorced

25

15

Widowed

7

4.2

No answer

4

2.4

ADI national quartile

1

60

36

2

51

31

3

27

16

4

8

4.8

No answer

20

12

Clinical and personal experiences

Reason for visit

Acute injury/accident/problem < 2 weeks

13

7.8

Subacute injury/accident/problem > 2 weeks

94

57

Chronic problem ≥ 1 year

34

20

No answer

25

15

Prior surgery

Yes

153

92

No

12

7.2

No answer

1

0.6

Prior pain prescription

Yes

164

99

No

1

0.6

No answer

1

0.6

Prior opioid prescription

Yes

156

94

No

4

2.4

No answer

6

3.6

Current opioid use

Yes

18

11

No

138

83

No answer

10

6.0

Prior receipt of opioid disposal instructions

Yes

5

3.0

No

117

70

No answer

44

27

Prior naloxone prescription

Yes

16

9.6

No

140

84

No answer

10

6.0

Know person—dependent

Self

16

9.6

Family

27

16

Friend

35

21

Colleague

2

1.2

Client/student/patient/etc.

4

2.4

None

81

49

No answer

1

0.6

Know person—overdose

Self

2

1.2

Family

12

7.2

Friend

27

16

Colleague

3

1.8

Client/student/patient/etc.

4

2.4

None

117

70

No answer

1

0.6

  1. ADI, Area deprivation index
  2. aPercentages may not add to 100 from rounding error