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Tobacco Use by Pregnant Women, Oklahoma

In 1999, 6,258 pregnant women in Oklahoma were smokers.

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Cigarette Smoking During Pregnancy, by Race/Ethnicity, Age, and Education,* 1999

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Percentage of Infants with Low Birth Weight, by Mother's Smoking Status, 1999

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Cigarette Smoking During Pregnancy, by Race/Ethnicity, Age, and Education, 1998

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Health Impact of Smoking During Pregnancy

Mortality—1997

  • SIDS deaths: 9
  • Total years of potential life lost: 705

Morbidity—1997

  • % Infants born low birth weight (< 2500 grams): 11.2%
  • % Increase in the probability of infants admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU): 2.9%
  • % Hospital nights spent by infants: 1.4%
  • % Neonatal health care dollars: 2.9%
  • Total neonatal health care dollars: $5,565,658

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Birth Statistics—1999

Data source is birth certificates unless noted otherwise.

Total number of live births 49,010
Mean birth weight 3316.2 grams
% Low birth weight 7.4%
% WIC participation 55.4%

Source: PRAMS, 1998.

% First trimester prenatal care 71.4%

Race/Ethnicity of Mother

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Age of Mother

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Education of Mother

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Programs and Policy

Public Programs

% Medicaid Income Eligibility Level for Pregnant Women (2000) 185% FPL
% Medicaid Covered Births (1998) 33.2%

Source: PRAMS or NGA.


Cigarette Tax Policy (2001)

State Excise Tax per Pack: Rank = 15 (No. 1 is highest tax) $0.23
Federal and State Tax as % of Price 17.2%
Annual Tax Revenue $66,796,658

Grant Programs (Federal Dollars)

WIC Program (fiscal year 2001) $45,452,781
Title V Program (fiscal year 2001) $7,869,642

Smoke-Free Indoor Air Policy (2001)

Commercial Day Care Smoking Ban
Home-based Day Care None

Tobacco Control Funding Sources (2001)

Settlement Payment $71,738,602.00
Allocated from Settlement $1,833,333
Total (State and Federal Sources) $3,883,240

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MCH Smoking Cessation Programs

Screen Clients Yes
Provide Counseling Yes
Provide Cessation Materials Yes
Conduct Prenatal Media Campaigns No
Train MCH Professionals Yes
Provide Interventions Through Medicaid Yes

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Date last reviewed: 03/21/2006
Content source: Division of Reproductive Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
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