The numbered items below correspond to numbers on the "Any State" figures and tables.

1. Number of women in the state reporting smoking during their pregnancy in 1999 (data source: birth certificates).
   
   
2. Mean (average) percentage of women in all states reporting smoking anytime during pregnancy in 1999 (data source: birth certificates).
   
   
3. Percentage of women in the state reporting that they smoked during their pregnancy in 1999 (data source: birth certificates).
   
   
4. Percentage of women in the state reporting that they smoked during their pregnancy in 1999, by race/ethnicity, age, and education (data source: birth certificates).
   
5. Percentage of low birth weight infants in the state in 1999, by mother's smoking status (data source: birth certificates).
   
   
6. Percentage of women reporting that they smoked during the last 3 months of their pregnancy, based on 1998 PRAMS data for the state.
    
7. Percentage of women in the state reporting that they smoked during their pregnancy, by race/ethnicity, age, and education (data source: PRAMS). The definitions of these categories are the same as those used for birth certificates.
   
   
8. Number of SIDS deaths in the state in 1997 related to smoking by pregnant women.
    
9. Total years of potential years of life lost due to smoking-attributable SIDS deaths in 1997, based on life expectancy of infants born that year.
   
   
10. Percentage of all babies born in the state in 1997 with low birth weight (< 2500 grams) attributable to smoking.
     
11. Smoking-attributable percentage increase in the probability of admission to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) in the state in 1997.
    
    
12. Smoking-attributable percentage of hospital nights spent by infants born in the state in 1997.
    
    
13. Smoking-attributable percentage of total neonatal health care dollars spent in the state in 1997.
    
    
14. Total smoking-attributable neonatal dollars spent for care of infants born in the state in 1997.
    
    
15. Total number of live births in the state in 1999 (data source: birth certificates).
    
    
16. Mean birth weight in grams of all infants born live in the state in 1999 (data source: birth certificates).
    
    
17. Percentage of all infants born live in the state in 1999 with a birth weight less than 2500 grams (data source: birth certificates).
    
    
18. Percentage of all live births in 1998 for which the mother participated in the Women, Infant, and Children's (WIC) program for those deemed to be at nutritional risk (data source: PRAMS).
    
    
19. Percentage of all live births in 1999 for which the mother received prenatal care during the first trimester of pregnancy (data source: birth certificates).
    
    
20. Percentage of all live births in the state in 1999, by mother's race/ethnicity, age, and education (data source: birth certificates).
    
    
21. Percentage of the federal poverty level (FPL) at which pregnant women are eligible for pregnancy-related services under the state's Medicaid program in 2000.
    
    
22. Percentage of total births in the state financed through the Medicaid program in 1998 (data source: PRAMS or National Governors Association [NGA]).
    
    
23. Total federal dollars paid to the state to finance services through the WIC program in fiscal year 2001.
    
    
24. Total federal dollars paid to the state for the Title V program in fiscal year 2001.
    
    
25. State cigarette excise tax per pack in 2001.
    
    
26. Federal tax plus state tax divided by average retail price (includes generic cigarettes) in the state in 2001.
    
    
27. Total annual revenue generated by the state's cigarette excise tax in 2001.
    
    
28. Whether smoking was banned or restricted in commercial day care centers in the state in 2001.
    
    
29. Whether smoking was banned or restricted in home-based day care centers in the state in 2001.
    
    
30. Scheduled tobacco settlement payment to each state in 2001.
    
    
31. Settlement dollars each state allocated directly to tobacco control programs in 2001.
    
    
32. Total amount of funding allocated for tobacco control in each state in 2001.
    
    
33. Whether the state screens pregnant maternal and child health (MCH) clients for smoking status.
    
    
34. Whether the state offers smoking cessation counseling to pregnant MCH clients.
    
    
35. Whether the state provides brochures, videos, or other educational materials on the effects of smoking to pregnant MCH clients.
    
    
36. Whether media campaigns are targeted to pregnant women who smoke.
    
    
37. Whether there are smoking cessation education/training programs for MCH professionals or providers.
    
    
38. Whether the state's Medicaid program reimburses patients for prenatal smoking cessation interventions.

Date last reviewed: 03/29/2006
Content source: Division of Reproductive Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion