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2002 PRAMS Surveillance Report: State Exhibits
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Oklahoma
Characteristics of PRAMS-Eligible Population and Respondents, 2002
Characteristic PRAMS-eligible population PRAMS respondents
Size Percent Size Percent
Age (years)
     < 20 7,183 14.9 272 14.5
     20–24 16,280 33.9 629 33.5
     25–34 20,751 43.2 798 42.5
     ≥ 35 3,840 8.0 179 9.5
Race
     White 37,358 77.9 1,438 76.8
     Black or African American 4,562 9.5 209 11.2
     American Indian 4,953 10.3 189 10.1
     Asian or Pacific Islander 997 2.1 36 1.9
     All other races 94 0.2 1 0.1
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 5,133 10.7 166 8.8
     No 42,915 89.3 1,712 91.2
Education (years)
     < 12 11,546 24.1 451 24.1
     12 17,534 36.6 693 37.0
     > 12 18,863 39.3 731 39.0
Marital status
     Married 30,362 63.2 1,199 63.8
     Unmarried 17,694 36.8 679 36.2
Birth weight
     Low (< 2,500 g) 3,464 7.2 897 47.9
     Normal (≥ 2,500 g) 44,588 92.8 975 52.1
Parity
     First birth 18,870 39.3 783 41.7
     Second birth or higher 29,177 60.7 1,095 58.3
Total 48,058   1,878  
  Estimated PRAMS-eligible population PRAMS respondents
Size 95% CI Percent 95% CI Size Percent
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 15,272 13,622–16,922 38.0 34.3–41.9 574 36.2
     $16,000–$24,999 7,461 6,231–8,691 18.6 15.8–21.8 310 19.5
     $25,000–$39,999 7,079 5,904–8,254 17.6 14.9–20.7 281 17.7
     ≥ $40,000 10,334 8,979–11,689 25.7 22.6–29.2 422 26.6
In crowded household
     (> 1 person/room) 4,928 3,890–5,967 10.7 8.7–13.2 202 11.4
Note: The PRAMS-eligible population is defined as state residents who had in-state births. Respondents are defined as women who completed a survey. Values for annual household income and crowded household are estimated from the PRAMS sample. Other population size and percent values for the characteristics of the PRAMS-eligible population are based on state birth certificate data.
‡ Confidence interval.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Unintended Pregnancy, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 270 76.5    4.1 67.5–83.6
     20–24 626 59.8    3.1 53.7–65.7
     25–34 785 38.7    2.7 33.5–44.1
     ≥ 35 177 37.4    6.0 26.6–49.7
Race
     White 1,423 47.5    2.1 43.4–51.5
     Black or African American 205 75.7    5.2 64.0–84.5
     American Indian 188 57.4    5.6 46.2–67.8
     All other races 37 59.7§§ 11.5 36.7–79.0
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 162 43.9    6.4 32.0–56.6
     No 1,696 52.2    1.9 48.5–55.9
Education (years)
     < 12 445 63.7    3.7 56.3–70.5
     12 684 55.8    3.0 49.8–61.6
     > 12 726 39.9    2.8 34.5–45.5
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 959 65.8    2.5 60.8–70.4
     No 899 36.8    2.5 32.1–41.9
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 570 72.0    2.9 65.9–77.4
     $16,000–$24,999 305 51.6    4.6 42.6–60.5
     $25,000–$39,999 280 42.7    4.6 34.0–51.8
     ≥ $40,000 419 27.2    3.4 21.0–34.3
‡ Confidence interval.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Multivitamin Use 4 or More Times per Week During the Month Prior to Pregnancy, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 271 17.4    3.7 11.3–25.8
     20–24 628 14.8    2.2 10.9–19.6
     25–34 792 32.6    2.6 27.7–37.8
     ≥ 35 177 38.6    5.9 27.8–50.6
Race
     White 1,430 25.9    1.8 22.5–29.5
     Black or African American 207 25.4    5.4 16.4–37.3
     American Indian 189 21.2    4.6 13.5–31.6
     All other races 37 8.0§§ 6.4 1.5–32.4
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 165 24.1    5.4 15.1–36.3
     No 1,703 24.9    1.6 21.8–28.2
Education (years)
     < 12 448 20.1    3.1 14.7–26.9
     12 689 16.3    2.2 12.5–21.0
     > 12 728 35.7    2.7 30.5–41.2
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 965 16.4    1.9 13.0–20.5
     No 903 33.5    2.4 29.0–38.4
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 570 21.2    2.7 16.3–27.0
     $16,000–$24,999 309 14.4    3.1 9.3–21.6
     $25,000–$39,999 281 18.1    3.4 12.3–25.7
     ≥ $40,000 420 45.5    3.8 38.2–52.9
‡ Confidence interval.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Physical Abuse by Husband or Partner During Pregnancy, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 196 7.2    2.9 3.2–15.5
     20–24 626 8.7    1.8 5.7–12.9
     25–34 795 4.1    1.1 2.4–6.9
     ≥ 35 179 1.9    1.5 0.4–8.9
Race
     White 1,388 6.0    1.0 4.3–8.3
     Black or African American 190 5.9    2.8 2.3–14.5
     American Indian 179 4.3    2.3 1.5–12.1
     All other races 34 7.3§§ 6.0 1.4–31.0
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 157 5.0    2.8 1.7–14.4
     No 1,639 5.9    0.9 4.3–8.0
Education (years)
     < 12 378 10.1    2.5 6.1–16.3
     12 685 6.8    1.5 4.4–10.5
     > 12 730 2.8    0.9 1.5–5.4
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 906 8.4    1.5 5.9–11.8
     No 890 3.3    0.9 1.9–5.7
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 550 9.7    1.9 6.5–14.2
     $16,000–$24,999 300 5.3    2.1 2.3–11.4
     $25,000–$39,999 275 3.6    1.7 1.5–8.7
     ≥ $40,000 421 1.6    0.9 0.5–4.7
‡ Confidence interval.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Smoking During the Last 3 Months of Pregnancy, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 265 22.4    4.1 15.3–31.5
     20–24 613 26.1    2.8 20.9–32.0
     25–34 787 15.3    2.0 11.8–19.7
     ≥ 35 176 15.1    4.4 8.3–25.9
Race
     White 1,412 22.1    1.7 18.9–25.7
     Black or African American 206 14.3    4.3 7.7–24.8
     American Indian 181 12.6    3.9 6.7–22.3
     All other races 37 6.8§§ 6.4 1.0–34.4
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 163 6.1    3.2 2.1–16.2
     No 1,678 21.2    1.6 18.3–24.5
Education (years)
     < 12 430 34.7    3.7 27.8–42.3
     12 680 22.8    2.6 18.1–28.2
     > 12 728 9.1    1.6 6.3–12.9
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 949 28.9    2.4 24.5–33.8
     No 892 10.7    1.6 7.9–14.3
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 561 28.7    3.0 23.2–35.0
     $16,000–$24,999 305 23.2    3.9 16.5–31.6
     $25,000–$39,999 280 16.5    3.5 10.7–24.6
     ≥ $40,000 418 2.5    0.9 1.2–5.0
‡ Confidence interval.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Pregnancy-Related Complications That Required a Hospital Stay of At Least 1 Day, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 272 20.3    3.7 13.9–28.5
     20–24 625 15.5    2.2 11.7–20.2
     25–34 795 10.0    1.5 7.3–13.4
     ≥ 35 179 4.9    1.7 2.5–9.7
Race
     White 1,432 12.6    1.3 10.3–15.4
     Black or African American 209 15.5    4.2 8.9–25.6
     American Indian 188 14.2    3.6 8.4–22.9
     All other races 37 9.1§§ 6.4 2.2–31.5
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 164 12.8    4.1 6.6–23.2
     No 1,707 13.0    1.2 10.8–15.5
Education (years)
     < 12 448 16.8    2.7 12.1–22.9
     12 691 12.7    1.9 9.5–16.8
     > 12 729 10.9    1.7 8.0–14.6
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 964 15.5    1.8 12.3–19.3
     No 907 10.3    1.4 7.8–13.4
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 568 11.8    1.9 8.5–16.1
     $16,000–$24,999 310 14.2    3.0 9.3–21.1
     $25,000–$39,999 280 14.7    3.1 9.6–21.8
     ≥ $40,000 422 8.5    1.9 5.4–13.2
‡ Confidence interval.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Infant Discharge from Hospital Within 48 Hours, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 269 64.4    4.6 55.0–72.7
     20–24 609 65.1    3.0 59.1–70.7
     25–34 777 61.5    2.7 56.2–66.6
     ≥ 35 176 57.4    6.0 45.4–68.6
Race
     White 1,399 63.3    2.0 59.4–67.1
     Black or African American 205 53.4    6.2 41.3–65.1
     American Indian 187 66.2    5.1 55.6–75.4
     All other races 35 65.8§§ 11.4 41.5–83.9
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 153 48.7    6.5 36.3–61.3
     No 1,678 64.0    1.8 60.4–67.5
Education (years)
     < 12 435 64.2    3.6 56.9–70.8
     12 680 63.7    2.9 57.9–69.2
     > 12 713 60.8    2.8 55.2–66.1
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 952 61.4    2.5 56.4–66.1
     No 879 64.3    2.4 59.4–68.9
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 558 62.1    3.2 55.7–68.1
     $16,000–$24,999 305 72.8    3.8 64.7–79.6
     $25,000–$39,999 274 61.4    4.4 52.4–69.7
     ≥ $40,000 413 63.6    3.7 56.2–70.4
‡ Confidence interval.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Infant Checkup Within 1 Week of Hospital Discharge for Infants Discharged Within 48 Hours, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 103 58.9    6.1 46.6–70.2
     20–24 235 63.9    4.1 55.5–71.5
     25–34 315 67.0    3.4 60.0–73.4
     ≥ 35 66 77.2    7.1 60.5–88.2
Race
     White 574 67.8    2.6 62.6–72.6
     Black or African American 54 56.4§§ 9.1 38.5–72.8
     American Indian 74 52.5    7.5 38.0–66.6
     All other races 15 ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 51 67.7§§ 9.1 48.2–82.5
     No 668 65.3    2.4 60.5–69.9
Education (years)
     < 12 149 61.4    5.1 51.1–70.7
     12 266 61.3    3.9 53.4–68.6
     > 12 302 72.2    3.4 65.0–78.4
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 335 64.0    3.4 57.1–70.3
     No 384 66.9    3.2 60.5–72.8
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 200 59.2    4.4 50.4–67.5
     $16,000–$24,999 128 59.8    5.6 48.5–70.1
     $25,000–$39,999 108 79.0    5.0 67.5–87.2
     ≥ $40,000 188 72.9    4.4 63.6–80.6
‡ Confidence interval.
‡‡ < 30 respondents; not reported.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Sufficient Well-Baby Care, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 226 78.2    4.1 69.1–85.2
     20–24 532 74.1    2.9 68.0–79.4
     25–34 686 79.6    2.3 74.7–83.7
     ≥ 35 157 71.7    5.8 59.2–81.6
Race
     White 1,238 76.6    1.8 72.9–80.0
     Black or African American 165 78.6†† 5.3 66.5–87.2
     American Indian 164 75.8    5.0 64.8–84.2
     All other races 31 83.5§§ 9.4 57.2–95.1
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 138 78.3    5.5 65.7–87.1
     No 1,463 76.8    1.7 73.4–79.9
Education (years)
     < 12 371 73.0    3.6 65.4–79.4
     12 577 76.5    2.7 70.8–81.4
     > 12 650 79.4    2.4 74.3–83.6
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 815 72.1    2.4 67.1–76.7
     No 786 81.8    2.0 77.4–85.4
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 488 74.9    3.0 68.7–80.3
     $16,000–$24,999 261 69.1    4.5 59.7–77.1
     $25,000–$39,999 242 78.6    3.9 70.1–85.2
     ≥ $40,000 376 81.1    3.1 74.4–86.5
Note: Sufficient well-baby care is defined as an infant receiving
     2 or more checkups by 2–3 months (60–122 days) of age;
     3 or more checkups by 4–5 months (123–183 days) of age; or
     4 or more checkups by 6–9 months (184–274 days) of age.
‡ Confidence interval.
†† Missing ≥ 10% data.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

 

Oklahoma
Prevalence of Postpartum Contraceptive Use, 2002

By Selected Sociodemographic Characteristics

Characteristic Respondents Percent Standard Error 95% CI
Age (years)
     < 20 269 84.9    3.5 76.8–90.5
     20–24 623 85.4    2.2 80.5–89.3
     25–34 790 86.7    1.9 82.6–90.0
     ≥ 35 177 76.6    5.3 64.8–85.3
Race
     White 1,428 85.4    1.5 82.3–88.0
     Black or African American 205 88.7    3.7 79.3–94.2
     American Indian 186 79.8    4.7 69.1–87.5
     All other races 35 92.5§§ 5.5 72.1–98.3
Hispanic or Latino ethnicity
     Yes 160 82.9    4.8 71.3–90.4
     No 1,699 85.3    1.4 82.5–87.8
Education (years)
     < 12 441 85.7    2.6 79.8–90.1
     12 685 82.2    2.4 77.1–86.5
     > 12 730 87.2    1.9 83.0–90.5
Medicaid recipient
     Yes 962 88.0    1.6 84.4–90.9
     No 897 82.1    2.0 77.8–85.7
Annual household income
     ≤ $15,999 566 87.8    2.1 83.1–91.4
     $16,000–$24,999 308 84.1    3.4 76.3–89.6
     $25,000–$39,999 281 81.0    3.8 72.5–87.4
     ≥ $40,000 421 84.4    2.8 78.1–89.0
Note: Contraceptive use is defined as using any of the following birth control methods at time of survey: not having sex at certain times (rhythm) or using such birth control methods as the pill, Norplant®, shots (Depo-Provera®), condoms, diaphragm, foam, IUD, tubal ligation, or vasectomy.
‡ Confidence interval.
§§ < 60 respondents; may not be reliable.

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