Context

Statistics relating to the export of military goods and technology, including conventional arms and ammunition, can be found in the "Report on Exports of Military Goods from Canada" published by the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development. This information is based on the export of military goods and technology as identified in the Munitions List (Group 2) of Canada’s Export Control List, which reflect (i) commitments made in the multilateral Wassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls for Conventional Arms and Dual-Use Goods and Technologies, (ii) and commitments made in the Organization of American States, as well as (iii) certain additional unilateral controls implemented by Canada. Canada’s export control regime, including the Export Control List, is established and administered under the authority of Canada's Export and Import Permits Act.

Export statistics

Supplementary information relating to the export of arms and ammunitions can be found on other government sites such as Industry Canada's "Trade Data On-Line" and Statistics Canada’s "Canadian International Merchandise Trade Database". These data are compiled based on categories of items negotiated at the World Customs Organization for the purpose of applying global customs tariff codes, though each product is assigned a specific classification code. The Harmonized System (HS) codes support the compilation and uses of trade statistics.

The statistics in Chapter 93 "Arms and ammunition; parts and accessories thereof" defined by the HS do not completely align with information for the export of conventional arms and ammunition as defined in the Export and Import Permits Act. As a result, the "Arms and Ammunitions" category of items negotiated via the World Customs Organization does not in most cases reflect what is generally understood as conventional arms and ammunition. For example, goods such as flare guns used in oil and gas drilling, ammunition to frighten birds at airports, etc. may be listed under the "Arms and Ammunition" coding.

Other sources of information outside of Statistics Canada

The Canadian Commercial Corporation also generates their own export data based on contracts between Canadian suppliers and military end-users. Again, these statistics may include items which are not strictly military in nature, such as storage containers.

The Social Policy Simulation Database and Model (SPSD/M) is a microsimulation tool specifically designed for analyzing the tax and transfer system in Canada. It is a complex multidisciplinary analytical tool which, while easily used, requires significant experience to master. Statistics Canada is committed to working with licensees of the SPSD/M in order to help them get the maximum benefit from the model and to do so in a flexible way that is most beneficial to individual client's research and personnel needs. The SPSD/M training will assist those interested in analyzing financial interactions of federal/provincial governments and individuals in Canada. To this end we have two training options to help develop the knowledge and skills to effectively employ the model and provide advice on how to best apply the SPSD/M to approach your policy research questions.

Target participants

Individuals who are interested in using microsimulation to analyze Canadian tax and transfer policies. Participants should have some understanding of the Canadian tax and transfer system.

This tool is specifically designed for analyzing the tax and transfer policies in Canada and can't be used to analyze policies for other countries. Please contact us directly if you have questions.

Training seminars

These courses are offered in English and French twice per year. A minimum number of participants is required to hold a course (courses will be cancelled if there is not enough registrations less than 10 working days prior to the date of the course). This training can also be given at a client's site if suitable facilities are available.

To register, simply send an e-mail message to spsdm@statcan.gc.ca
(Please note that, generally, our seminars are offered in the spring and fall of each year.)

Course descriptions

The next scheduled courses

SPSD/M Black Box Training for Beginners (English)

Course description Black Box training course (next scheduled course in English)

SPSD/M Black Box Training Intermediate (English)

Course description Black Box training course (next scheduled course in English)

SPSD/M Black Box Training for Beginners (French)

Course description for Black Box Training

SPSD/M Glass Box Training (English)

Course description for Glass Box Training

SPSD/M Glass Box Training (French)

Course description for Glass Box Training

In-house training

If an organization or individual has either a special project they wish to use the model for, or a specific advanced aspect of model use they wish to master (i.e. stochastic imputation) arrangements can be made for one-on-one training. In most of these cases an analyst works with our microsimulation team in Ottawa. The access to a group of microsimulation and quantitative policy analysis oriented professionals is an added benefit of this type of training. It is also possible for a Statistics Canada microsimulation analyst to visit a client's site.

July 30, 2013 (Previous notice)

The National Occupational Classification (NOC) is currently being updated. The updated NOC will be available in 2016.

At this time, Statistics Canada is soliciting input from data producers and data users to ensure their needs continue to be met by NOC, and from individuals, user groups, industry representatives and occupational experts to ensure that the descriptive information contained in the NOC remains current. Proposals for changes to NOC should be submitted to standards-normes@statcan.gc.ca. Guidelines for submissions are presented below to assist you in providing your input.

Input is requested by January 15, 2014 but will be accepted until June 30, 2014. Decisions on proposed updates will be made between April 2014 and April 2015, jointly with Employment and Social Development Canada. To enable us to fully consider your suggestions in time for inclusion in this update, please send them early in the consultation period. You may send more than one submission, if that enables you to comment earlier.

Guidelines

This is an update of the classification only. It is not a revision. Accordingly, no new unit groups will be added; no unit groups will be moved within the classification; no unit groups will be merged and no content will be moved between unit groups.

Updates that will be considered include:

• Suggestions of new job titles to be added. When making such proposals, please suggest to which existing NOC unit group the title should be added. Please also include any information available concerning the duties/tasks performed by persons with that job title and the education, training or other qualifications they may need.
• Proposals for updating occupational unit group definitions.
• Proposed updates to the Main duties listed for a particular occupational unit group. These may, for example, be new or changed duties arising from technological change or from change in the scope of activities performed in the occupation.
• Proposed updates to the Employment Requirements for a particular occupational unit group. Please include any available supporting information, such as information on new training programs.
• Proposed updates to the Additional information section of a particular occupational unit group.

Proposals should include supporting information on the rationale for the change suggested.
Submissions may be in either official language. They should contain contact information to allow follow up with the submitter to obtain further information or clarification, if required.

NOC 2011 may be viewed on the Statistics Canada website at:  National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2011 or on the website of Employment and Social Development Canada at: National Occupational Classification 2011.

Criteria for updates to NOC content

Please consider the following criteria when preparing your input to the update of the National Occupational Classification.

Proposed changes should:

1. Be consistent with classification principles of mutual exclusivity, exhaustiveness, and homogeneity within unit groups.
2. Be relevant, that is, the updates must be of analytical interest, result in enhanced data useful to users and be based on appropriate statistical research or subject matter expertise.

Notice of information sharing

All consultation input received will be shared with Employment and Social Development Canada with whom Statistics Canada will be working jointly on the update of the National Occupational Classification for 2016.

The industry classifications include the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Canada and the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC). Some of the industry classifications from other countries are listed under "Other".

Canada

North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Canada

• NAICS Canada 2022 Version 1.0
• NAICS Canada 2017 Version 3.0
• NAICS Canada 2017 Version 2.0
• NAICS Canada 2017 Version 1.0
• NAICS Canada 2012
• NAICS Canada 2007
• NAICS Canada 2002 Archived
• NAICS Canada 1997 Archived

Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)

• SIC - Establishments 1980
• SIC - Companies and Enterprises 1980

Other

Trilateral website for the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)

• NAICS-SCIAN

North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) United States

• NAICS U.S. Census Bureau

Sistema de Clasificación Industrial de América del Norte (SCIAN) México

• NAICS México 2023 (in Spanish only)
• NAICS México 2018 (in Spanish only)
• NAICS México 2013 (in Spanish only)
• NAICS México 2007 (in Spanish only)
• NAICS México 2002 (in Spanish only)

Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE)

• NACE , Revision 2.1
• NACE , Revision 2

United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD)

• UNSD Classifications

(Table 327-0045: 2007=100 Wage Rate Indexes monthly 1971 to present; Table 327-0003: Wage Rates monthly 1971 to present)

Introduction

These series measure changes over time in the current collective agreement rates for 16 trades engaged in building construction in 22 metropolitan areas. Union wage rates by trade are also published for 22 metropolitan areas for both the basic rates and rates including selected supplementary payments. Indexes are provided for those cities where a majority of trades are covered by current collective agreements.

Characteristics

General

Two rates are indexed: basic rates, indicating the straight time hourly compensation; and basic rates including supplements, such as vacation pay, statutory holiday pay and employers’ contribution to pension plans, health and welfare plans, industry promotion and training funds.

Prices used

Wage rates used for these indexes are derived mainly from those published by the various construction labour relations associations across the provinces. Summaries of the signed agreements are provided to Statistics Canada.

Adjustments to prices

None. Rates used are those published in the collective agreements.

Weight base

The weights used for the 2007 based indexes were derived from the 2006 census data. As before, a fixed- basket Laspeyres index formula is used for the 2007 based indexes.

Index formula

Price indexes are base-weighted.

Revisions

Wage rates and indexes are subject to revisions for 30 months.

Historical data

Details on rates (1971 onwards) and indexes (1971 onwards) for individual trades are available monthly on CANSIM. For the 1981=100, 1986=100 and 1992=100 series, composite indexes by major trade group and region are also generated and stored on CANSIM. The databank numbers are available in the CANSIM directory or on request.

Reference documents and further reading

CANSIM Tables 281-0023 to 281-0049
Employment, earnings and hours

For more information, or to enquire about the concepts, methods or data quality of this release, contact us (toll-free 1-800-263-1136; infostats@statcan.gc.ca) or Media Relations (613-951-4636; statcan.mediahotline-ligneinfomedias.statcan@statcan.gc.ca).

Question
Response/Reaction

1. What is DIP?
   DIP stands for Data Inventory Project.  It refers to a project being carried out by the Policy Research Data Group [PRDG] to collect information about the extent and nature of data holdings within government departments. It will also be used to provide input for future endeavors and information for the Treasury Board Secretariat (TBS) data catalogue and their Open Data Pilot Project.

2. What is the purpose of DIP?
   The DIP is the critical first step in the development of a government-wide inventory of data holdings. The overall objective is to develop an inventory of datasets which may be used to support policy and program development and the work of Statistics Canada and the TBS.

   Although the government of Canada produces thousands of data sets on a broad variety of topics including environmental, scientific, geospatial, statistical and financial data, there is no single inventory of these data sets that can be used to determine which data are available to support policies and programs and what data gaps may exist.

3. How will information from DIP be used by the Policy Research Data Group (PRDG) and others?
   The metadata from DIP will be used to determine the availability of data to support policy and program development needs. Comparing data needs to data available from departments will provide the basis for identifying data needs and eventually data gaps for policy purposes. The current initiative focuses solely on the development of a data inventory.

4. How will the DIP information be collected?
   Statistics Canada's Special Surveys Division will be adapting its standard electronic data collection tool to capture the inventory information from departments. It will be deployed to departments in much the same way as the Public Service Employees' Opinion Survey was collected in the past.

5. What is a dataset?
   A dataset is a single file containing information that is produced by a program or project, or is obtained through a survey or administrative source.  Thus, a dataset is any organized collection of data or information that has a common theme. A dataset is a single file saved on a memory storage device such as a server or hard drive. A single dataset can be broken into multiple parts, but if it's within the same file then it's a single dataset, otherwise it would be a master-file and sub-sets.

6. What is the difference between a dataset and a database?
   A dataset is a single file containing information that is produced by a program or project, or is obtained through a survey or administrative source. A database is a collection of data organized according to a conceptual structure describing the characteristics of these data and the relationships among their corresponding entities. Databases containing information related to key policy issues are in the scope of DIP.

7. How would the questionnaire be completed for a database as opposed to a dataset.
   Each case will be different. Some departments may decide that reporting a database as a single dataset makes sense while another database in another department may be better reported as a group of datasets. Please contact the focal point (coordinator) from your department if you need assistance.

8. Which datasets should departments include in the DIP?
   DIP seeks to identify all datasets related to the departments' programs and activities. Datasets that are considered in-scope are those datasets that are being used to address or can be used to address your key departmental objectives. Even if a dataset is obtained from another government department (for example: survey data collected by Statistics Canada), your department should still report on it.

9. Which datasets should be excluded?
   Databases related to the department's personnel and financial activities or their facilities should not be included. Similarly catalogues describing their library's holdings and commercial databases should not be included unless these catalogs specifically referred to the data holdings of the department the address key policy issues.

10. Should datasets from Statistics Canada that are held by departments be included?
    Yes. ALL data holdings within a department are in scope if they relate to one of the key policy issues. The reason for doing so is to enable the Deputy Heads to know which data are held within the Department. This should include public use microdata files, share files and special tabulations.

11. How long is the DIP questionnaire?
    The DIP questionnaire contains a maximum of 57 questions. However, most data sets can be described using 25 to 30 questions.

12. To whom will the questionnaires be sent?
    Each department will have a designated co-coordinator who will be in contact with the survey team. The coordinator will be responsible for forwarding questionnaires to respondents in the departments and relaying questions to the help desk or survey team.

13. If you are providing us with an Excel based collection tool, can we just populate that table and send it in instead of completing the questionnaire?
    No. The Excel collection tool is not meant to replace the questionnaire. The collection tool was created in order to help responding departments begin consolidating the information prior to collection.

14. Can we simply send you existing spreadsheets of the information rather than manually entering in the questionnaire?
    No. However any inventories that already exist in your department can be used to populate the Excel based collection tool, and complete the e-questionnaire directly.

15. The collection period seems short for the amount of information the project is looking for.  Is there any flexibility in the collection deadline?
    We understand that departments may have very large data holdings and that completing the questionnaire will be time consuming. Collection is planned from the beginning of April until the end of May. We will be providing all respondents with an excel based collection tool that will allow them to begin recording the information on their data holdings prior to collection.

16. Are the Data Inventory Project (DIP) and the Open Data Project the same?
    No. DIP is a separate project being undertaken by the PRDG and the Open Data Initiative is a Treasury Board Secretariat project. Certainly there are similarities between the two projects; however, they are separate undertakings.

17. How do we group datasets?
    In general they should be grouped according to a logical theme (i.e. same data over several years, same data for different geographic areas, data that is all collected for the same project with the same goal in mind). The subject matter experts in your department would be in the best position to determine if the grouping is logical or not.

18. How will the information contained in the inventory be protected?
    One of the last questions of the questionnaire, asks "Who should be allowed to access the information you provided in this questionnaire". Once all the data has been collected, a list of each dataset and the response to this question will be established. The deputy minister for each department will be asked to vet this list which will eventually determine the availability of the inventory to other departments and the general public.

19. What is the reference period for the datasets
    The reference period of the dataset or database is the time period for which the information applies. If a database maintains records back to 1975 and is still being updated then the reference period is 1975 to present.

20. Are old datasets which are no longer used considered in scope?
    Yes, all datasets should be considered in-scope. If the datasets were collected and used to address key policy issues then for historical purposes they are in-scope for the survey. If your department has determined that they are important enough to keep and save, then they are probably important enough to be reported on.  Priority should be given to new and current datasets, but the older datasets where ever possible/feasible should also be included.

21. Our department creates reports based on datasets. Are these reports in scope?
    Even if such reports were considered by a department to fall under the definition of a dataset, these reports would be grouped with the datasets they were derived from. If the reports are of importance to the project, program or survey more detail about the types of files available can be included in the abstract question. However, if the reports are only administrative, just as a list of names of the people who have accessed the dataset, then they can be excluded.

22. Should data holdings held by departmental libraries be included in DIP?
    No. Library holdings of commercial databases should not be included. If the library catalogues include information on departmental data holdings then they could be useful in helping you complete the survey.

23. Can I use acronyms and abbreviations that are common to my department?
    As this inventory is meant to be utilized by several departments it is best to avoid acronyms and abbreviations and instead write out the full definition/title.

24. Can we report on an incomplete dataset?
    Yes, just enter in all the relevant information that is available.

25. What if I encounter technical difficulties with the Internet-based survey?
    If a respondent has any technical questions or requires assistance, they should access the on-line help pages or contact Statistics Canada at the following email address sos@statcan.gc.ca or call the assistance line at 1-877-949-9492.   

26. Where can I find out more information about the survey?
    You can find more information about the survey at www.gcpedia.gc.ca/wiki/PRDG_Data_Inventory_Project and at 
    http://stdsimdb/cgi-bin/imdb_reports/p3Instr.pl?Function=assembleInstr&Item_Id=122361&lang=en&db=imdb&adm=0&dis=0

27. What is the security of the information that we are sending to you over the internet?
    For more information on the security of Statistics Canada electronic questionnaires please visit : https://www68.statcan.gc.ca/eq-qe/en/login-connexion

28. This questionnaire is different from the one we were shown in February and early March.
    Yes it is. In the interest of reducing the response burden of departments and increasing the quality and quantity of information provided in the questionnaire we have reviewed the content and removed and reordered several questions.

Income Statistics Division

User's Guide

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RRSP Contributors (product #17C0006)
RRSP Contribution Limits (ROOM) (product # 17C0011)
Canadian Savers (product #17C0009)
Canadian Investors (product #17C0007)
Canadian Investment Income (product #17C0008)
Canadian Capital Gains (product #17C0012)
Canadian Taxfilers (product #17C0010)
Charitable Donations (product #13C0014)
Data Source
Data Frequency
Data Quality
Confidentiality and Rounding
Glossary of Terms
Statistical Tables - Footnotes and Historical Availability
Geography

• Postal Geography
• Census Geography
• User-defined areas:

Geographic Levels – Postal Geography

• Adding Postal Areas Without Duplication
• City identification number (CityID)

Geographic Levels – Census Geography
Geographic Levels – Special Geography
We Invite Your Comments
List of Data Products Available

Statistics Canada
Income Statistics Division
income@statcan.gc.ca
February 2013

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RRSP Contributors (product #17C0006)

This databank provides information on taxfilers who contributed to a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) during the tax year under review.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Table 1:  Summary
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Number of RRSP contributors
Column 8 – Average age of RRSP contributors
Column 9 – Median employment income of RRSP contributors
Column 10 – 75th percentile of employment income of RRSP contributors
Column 11 – Amount of RRSP dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 12 – Median RRSP contribution

Table 2:  Age groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of RRSP contributors
Column 8 – Percent of contributors 0 to 24 years of age
Column 9 – Percent of contributors 25 to 34 years of age
Column 10 – Percent of contributors 35 to 44 years of age
Column 11 – Percent of contributors 45 to 54 years of age
Column 12 – Percent of contributors 55 to 64 years of age
Column 13 – Percent of contributors 65+ years of age
Column 14 – Total amount of RRSP dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 15 – Percent of contributions reported by age group 0 to 24
Column 16 – Percent of contributions reported by age group 25 to 34
Column 17 – Percent of contributions reported by age group 35 to 44
Column 18 – Percent of contributions reported by age group 45 to 54
Column 19 – Percent of contributions reported by age group 55 to 64
Column 20 – Percent of contributions reported by age group 65+

Table 3:  Sex
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Percent of taxfilers who are male
Column 8 – Percent of taxfilers who are female
Column 9 – Total number of RRSP Contributors
Column 10 – Percent of contributors who are male
Column 11 – Percent of contributors who are female
Column 12 – Total amount of RRSP dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 13 – Percent of contributions reported by males
Column 14 – Percent of contributions reported by females
Column 15 – Median RRSP contribution of all contributors
Column 16 – Median RRSP contribution of males
Column 17 – Median RRSP contribution of females

Table 4:  Income groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of RRSP contributors
Column 8 – Percent of RRSP contributors with total income less than $20,000
Column 9 – Percent of RRSP contributors with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 10 – Percent of RRSP contributors with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 11 – Percent of RRSP contributors with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 12 – Percent of RRSP contributors with total income $80,000+
Column 13 – Total amount of RRSP dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 14 – Percent of total RRSP amount reported by contributors with total income less than $20,000
Column 15 – Percent of total RRSP amount reported by contributors with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 16 – Percent of total RRSP amount reported by contributors with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 17 – Percent of total RRSP amount reported by contributors with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 18 – Percent of total RRSP amount reported by contributors with total income $80,000+

RRSP Contribution Limits (ROOM) (product # 17C0011)

The Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) Room databank was created to provide information on the RRSP contribution limit (RRSP Room) available. This product can be used in conjunction with the RRSP databank which concentrates on the RRSP contributors.

In 1989, the legislation dictated that contribution limits for persons not contributing to a registered pension plan (RPP) or a Deferred Profit Sharing Plan (DPSP) was 20% of earned income to a maximum of $7,500. The limit for RPP and DPSP members was 20% of earned income to a maximum of $3,500 less the amount contributed by the employee to the RPP or DPSP.

Further amendments to the Income Tax Act relative to RRSPs, taking effect January 1, 1991, were intended to make RRSP contribution limits more equitable. The RRSP contribution limit was set at 18% of earned income for the previous tax year, to a set maximum minus the Pension Adjustment (PA). The PA represents the calculated value of the pension accrued through an RPP or a DPSP in the previous tax year.

Total RRSP Room represents the deduction limit that Canadians can claim with respect to contributions made to RRSPs. It does not include income eligible for transfers, such as retiring allowances and severance pay that may be rolled over into RRSPs. The sum of the deduction limit and rollovers represents the maximum amount that can be claimed as a deduction on line 208 of the income tax return.

Figure 1 – New room- Calculations of RRSP contributions limits

Earned income in tax year	New room	Unused room	Total room (for tax year+1)
1991	For 1992	pre1991 = 0	New room only
1992	For 1993	1991 to 1992	Unused room + new room
1993	For 1994	1991 to 1993	Unused room + new room
1994	For 1995	1991 to 1994	Unused room + new room
1995	For 1996	1991 to 1995	Unused room + new room
1996	For 1997	1991 to 1996	Unused room + new room
1997	For 1998	1991 to 1997	Unused room + new room
1998	For 1999	1991 to 1998	Unused room + new room
1999	For 2000	1991 to 1999	Unused room + new room
2000	For 2001	1991 to 2000	Unused room + new room
2001	For 2002	1991 to 2001	Unused room + new room
2002	For 2003	1991 to 2002	Unused room + new room
2003	For 2004	1991 to 2003	Unused room + new room
2004	For 2005	1991 to 2004	Unused room + new room
2005	For 2006	1991 to 2005	Unused room + new room
2006	For 2007	1991 to 2006	Unused room + new room
2007	For 2008	1991 to 2007	Unused room + new room
2008	For 2009	1991 to 2008	Unused room + new room
2009	For 2010	1991 to 2009	Unused room + new room
2010	For 2011	1991 to 2010	Unused room + new room
2011	For 2012	1991 to 2011	Unused room + new room

 

Calculation of contribution limits

For 1990, maximum contributions are:

• for non-participants in RPPs and DPSPs, the lesser of 20% of earned income and $7,500
• for participants in RPPs and DPSPs, 20% of earned income to a maximum of $3,500; the maximum is reduced according to employee contributions to RPPs/DPSPs.

For 1991 to 2011:

New room = 18% of earned income - PA - PSPA

Percentage of earned income to a maximum of

• $11,500 for 1991
• $12,500 for 1992 and 1993
• $13,500 for 1994
• $14,500 for 1995
• $13,500 for 1996
• $13,500 for 1997
• $13,500 for 1998
• $13,500 for 1999
• $13,500 for 2000
• $13,500 for 2001
• $13,500 for 2002
• $14,500 for 2003
• $15,500 for 2004
• $16,500 for 2005
• $18,000 for 2006
• $19,000 for 2007
• $20,000 for 2008
• $21,000 for 2009
• $22,000 for 2010
• $22,450 for 2011

Where PA = Pension Adjustment, and PSPA = Past Service Pension Adjustment

Prior to tax year 2000 (Room 2001):

Total Room (for tax year+1) = Unused Room (from 1991 forward) + New Room

For tax years 2000 to 2011 (Room 2001 to Room 2012):

Total Room (for tax year+1) = Unused Room accumulated since 1991 + (18% of earned income – Pension adjustment) – Current tax year contributions excluding rollovers

Data source

Prior to the release of data for tax year 2000, the RRSP ROOM data were derived from a file received annually from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA, formerly Canada Customs and Revenue Agency). CRA generated the data from an administrative system designed in response to changes to the Income Tax Act with respect to Registered Retirement Savings Plans, changes that took effect January 1, 1991.

The system records information for each taxfiler with "earned income" (income used to determine the RRSP deduction limit). The information includes each year's earned income, new room amounts and unused room amounts carried forward.

Starting with the 2001 ROOM (2000 tax data), the amount of RRSP Room is calculated from other variables on the preliminary file, variables which were previously unavailable.

This year's release of the RRSP Room data is based on 2011 income tax returns. Contributions towards these limits can be made up to February 2013, to be reported on the 2012 tax returns. The mailing address at the time of filing is the basis for the geographic information in the tables.

Data quality

The calculated Room amount is equal to the amount on the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) RRSP Room file.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Table 1: Persons with room
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk number (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see Geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Amount of Room dollars reported (in thousands of $)
Column 7 – Amount of Unused Room dollars reported (in thousands of $)
Column 8 – Amount of New Room dollars reported (in thousands of $)
Column 9 – Number of taxfilers with Room
Column 10 – Number of taxfilers with Unused Room
Column 11 – Number of taxfilers with New Room

Table 2: Characteristics of persons with new room
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk number (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see Geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Number of taxfilers with New Room
Column 7 – Average Age of taxfilers with New Room
Column 8 – Percentage Female taxfilers with New Room
Column 9 – Median Earned Income of taxfilers with New Room
Column 10 – Average New Room
Column 11 – Percentage of taxfilers with New Room between $500 and $2,399
Column 12 – Percentage of taxfilers with New Room between $2,400 and $4,699
Column 13 – Percentage of taxfilers with New Room between $4,700 and $7,799
Column 14 – Percentage of taxfilers with New Room between $7,800 and $12,999
Column 15 – Percentage of taxfilers with New Room greater than $13,000

Additional notes for Table 2:

Column 11: The first value represents the 25th percentile and is recalculated periodically.
Column 12: The first value represents the 50th percentile and is recalculated periodically.
Column 13: The first value represents the 75th percentile and is recalculated periodically.
Column 14: The first value represents the 90th percentile and is recalculated periodically.
Column 15: The value represents the 97th percentile and is recalculated periodically.

Canadian Savers (product #17C0009)

This databank provides information on taxfilers who have been classified as savers.

Savers are defined as taxfilers who reported interest and investment income on line 121, but no dividend income on line 120 of the personal income tax return.

Interest and investment income sources would include interest from Canada Savings bonds, bank accounts, treasury bills, investment certificates, term deposits, earnings on life insurance policies as well as foreign interest and dividend income.

Dividend income would include dividends from taxable Canadian corporations (as stocks or mutual funds), but not dividends from foreign investments.

Taxfilers reporting Canadian dividend income would not be counted as savers, but would be classified as investors.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Table 1: Summary
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Number of savers
Column 8 – Average age of savers
Column 9 – Median total income of savers
Column 10 – Total amount of interest dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 11 – Median of interest dollars

Table 2: Age groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of savers
Column 8 – Percent of savers 0-24 years of age
Column 9 – Percent of savers 25-34 years of age
Column 10 – Percent of savers 35-44 years of age
Column 11 – Percent of savers 45-54 years of age
Column 12 – Percent of savers 55-64 years of age
Column 13 – Percent of savers 65+ years of age
Column 14 – Total amount of interest income dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 15 – Percent of interest income reported by age group 0-24
Column 16 – Percent of interest income reported by age group 25-34
Column 17 – Percent of interest income reported by age group 35-44
Column 18 – Percent of interest income reported by age group 45-54
Column 19 – Percent of interest income reported by age group 55-64
Column 20 – Percent of interest income reported by age group 65+

Table 3: Sex
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Percent of taxfilers who are male
Column 8 – Percent of taxfilers who are female
Column 9 – Total number of savers
Column 10 – Percent of savers who are male
Column 11 – Percent of savers who are female
Column 12 – Total amount of interest income reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 13 – Percent of interest income reported by males
Column 14 – Percent of interest income reported by females
Column 15 – Median interest income of all savers
Column 16 – Median interest income of all male savers
Column 17 – Median interest income of all female savers

Table 4: Income groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of savers
Column 8 – Percent of savers with total income less than $20,000
Column 9 – Percent of savers with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 10 – Percent of savers with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 11 – Percent of savers with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 12 – Percent of savers with total income $80,000+
Column 13 – Total amount of interest income reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 14 – Percent of interest income reported by savers with total income less than $20,000
Column 15 – Percent of interest income reported by savers with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 16 – Percent of interest income reported by savers with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 17 – Percent of interest income reported by savers with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 18 – Percent of interest income reported by savers with total income $80,000+

Canadian Investors (product #17C0007)

This databank provides information on taxfilers classified as investors.

Investors include taxfilers who reported dividend income on line 120 of their personal tax return. They may or may not have also reported interest and other investment income on line 121. When income is also reported on line 121, that amount is added to the amount of dividend income received, and the sum becomes the investment income of the investor.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Table 1: Summary
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Number of investors
Column 8 – Average age of investors
Column 9 – Median total income of investors
Column 10 – Amount of investment dollars (in thousands of dollars)
Column 11 – Percentage of the investment income derived from dividends
Column 12 – Median investment income

Table 2: Age groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of investors
Column 8 – Percent of investors 0-24 years of age
Column 9 – Percent of investors 25-34 years of age
Column 10 – Percent of investors 35-44 years of age
Column 11 – Percent of investors 45-54 years of age
Column 12 – Percent of investors 55-64 years of age
Column 13 – Percent of investors 65+ years of age
Column 14 – Total amount of investment income dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 15 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 0-24
Column 16 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 25-34
Column 17 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 35-44
Column 18 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 45-54
Column 19 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 55-64
Column 20 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 65+

Table 3: Sex
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Percent of taxfilers who are male
Column 8 – Percent of taxfilers who are female
Column 9 – Total number of investors
Column 10 – Percent of investors who are male
Column 11 – Percent of investors who are female
Column 12 – Total amount of investment income reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 13 – Percent of investment income reported by males
Column 14 – Percent of investment income reported by females
Column 15 – Median investment income of all investors
Column 16 – Median investment income of all male investors
Column 17 – Median investment income of all female investors

Table 4: Income groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of investors
Column 8 – Percent of investors with total income less than $20,000
Column 9 – Percent of investors with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 10 – Percent of investors with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 11 – Percent of investors with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 12 – Percent of investors with total income $80,000+
Column 13 – Total amount of investment income reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 14 – Percent of investment income reported by investors with total income less than $20,000
Column 15 – Percent of investment income reported by investors with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 16 – Percent of investment income reported by investors with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 17 – Percent of investment income reported by investors with total income
between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 18 – Percent of investment income reported by investors with total income
$80,000+

Canadian Investment Income (product #17C0008)

This databank provides information on taxfilers who reported dividend income on line 120 of the tax return, or interest and other investment income on line 121, or both. These taxfilers include those designated as savers and those designated as investors in two other databanks available: Canadian Savers and Canadian Investors. In this databank, investment income includes both interest and dividends.

Dividend income includes dividends from taxable Canadian corporations (as stocks or mutual funds).

Interest and other investment income sources include interest from Canada Savings bonds, bank accounts, treasury bills, investment certificates, term deposits, earnings on life insurance policies as well as foreign interest and dividend income.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Table 1: Summary
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Number of taxfilers with investment income
Column 8 – Average age of taxfilers with investment income
Column 9 – Median total income of taxfilers with investment income
Column 10 – Reported investment income dollars for all taxfilers with investment income (in thousands of dollars)
Column 11 – Median investment income for all taxfilers with investment income

Table 2: Age groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of receivers of investment income
Column 8 – Percent of receivers of investment income 0-24 years of age
Column 9 – Percent of receivers of investment income 25-34 years of age
Column 10 – Percent of receivers of investment income 35-44 years of age
Column 11 – Percent of receivers of investment income 45-54 years of age
Column 12 – Percent of receivers of investment income 55-64 years of age
Column 13 – Percent of receivers of investment income 65+ years of age
Column 14 - Total amount of investment income dollars reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 15 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 0-24
Column 16 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 25-34
Column 17 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 35-44
Column 18 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 45-54
Column 19 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 55-64
Column 20 – Percent of investment income reported by age group 65+

Table 3: Sex
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Percent of taxfilers who are male
Column 8 – Percent of taxfilers who are female
Column 9 – Total number of receivers of investment income
Column 10 – Percent of receivers of investment income who are male
Column 11 – Percent of receivers of investment income who are female
Column 12 – Total amount of investment income reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 13 – Percent of investment income reported by males
Column 14 – Percent of investment income reported by females
Column 15 – Median investment income of all receivers of investment income
Column 16 – Median investment income of all male receivers of investment income
Column 17 – Median investment income of all female receivers of investment income

Table 4: Income groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Total number of receivers of investment income
Column 8 – Percent of receivers of investment income with total income less than $20,000
Column 9 – Percent of receivers of investment income with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 10 – Percent of receivers of investment income with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 11 – Percent of receivers of investment income with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 12 – Percent of receivers of investment income with total income $80,000+
Column 13 – Total amount of investment income reported (in thousands of dollars)
Column 14 – Percent of investment income reported by receivers of investment income with total income less than $20,000
Column 15 – Percent of investment income reported by receivers of investment income with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 16 – Percent of investment income reported by receivers of investment income with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 17 – Percent of investment income reported by receivers of investment income with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 18 – Percent of investment income reported by receivers of investment income with total income $80,000+

Canadian Capital Gains (product #17C0012)

This databank provides information on taxfilers who reported capital gains during the tax year under review.

Line 127 of the T1 income tax return contains the amount of taxable capital gains reported by Canadians; this value is half the actual capital gains received. The information in this databank reflects the total capital gains received; amounts reported have been grossed up to reflect this total.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Number of taxfilers reporting capital gains
Column 8 – Percent of taxfilers reporting capital gains who had a total income under $20,000
Column 9 – Percent of taxfilers reporting capital gains who had a total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 10 – Percent of taxfilers reporting capital gains who had a total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 11 – Percent of taxfilers reporting capital gains who had a total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 12 – Percent of taxfilers reporting capital gains who had a total income of $80,000+
Column 13 – Total value of capital gains (in thousands of dollars)
Column 14 – Percent of capital gains reported by taxfilers with a total income under $20,000
Column 15 – Percent of capital gains reported by taxfilers with a total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 16 – Percent of capital gains reported by taxfilers with a total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 17 – Percent of capital gains reported by taxfilers with a total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 18 – Percent of capital gains reported by taxfilers with a total income of $80,000+

Canadian Taxfilers (product #17C0010)

This databank provides a demographic and income profile of all Canadians who filed a personal tax return in the reference year.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Table 1: Summary
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Percent of taxfilers 0-24 years of age
Column 8 – Percent of taxfilers 25-34 years of age
Column 9 – Percent of taxfilers 35-44 years of age
Column 10 – Percent of taxfilers 45-54 years of age
Column 11 – Percent of taxfilers 55-64 years of age
Column 12 – Percent of taxfilers 65+ years of age
Column 13 – Average age of taxfilers
Column 14 – Median total income of taxfilers
Column 15 – 75th percentile of total income of taxfilers
Column 16 – 85th percentile of total income of taxfilers
Column 17 – 95th percentile of total income of taxfilers
Column 18 – Median employment income of taxfilers
Column 19 – 75th percentile of employment income of taxfilers

Table 2: Income Groups
Column 1 – City identification number
Column 2 – Postal area
Column 3 – Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 – Level of geography (see geography section)
Column 5 – Place name
Column 6 – Number of taxfilers
Column 7 – Percent of taxfilers with total income less than $20,000
Column 8 – Percent of taxfilers with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 9 – Percent of taxfilers with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 10 – Percent of taxfilers with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 11 – Percent of taxfilers with total income $80,000+
Column 12 – Value of total income (in thousands of dollars)
Column 13 – Percent of total income reported by taxfilers with total income less than $20,000
Column 14 – Percent of total income reported by taxfilers with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 15 – Percent of total income reported by taxfilers with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 16 – Percent of total income reported by taxfilers with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 17 – Percent of total income reported by taxfilers with total income $80,000+

Charitable Donations (product #13C0014)

This databank provides information on taxfilers classified as charitable donors. Charitable donors are defined as taxfilers reporting donations on line 340 of the tax return.

Canadians contribute in many ways to charitable organizations. The databank on charitable donors provides information on taxfilers who claimed a tax credit for charitable donations on their income tax return in the reference year. These data may include donations that might be denied by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) after an audit. To find out more about why donations might be denied (i.e. tax shelter gifting arrangements, false receipting) please go to the Canada Revenue Agency website: www.cra-arc.gc.ca

Persons making charitable donations, but not reporting them on their personal tax return are not included in this databank. These include donations for which no receipt was provided and donations for which the receipt was lost. No estimate of such donations is included in these data.

Only donations made to approved organizations are allowable as deductions in the tax system. Donations are eligible if made to Canadian registered charities and Canadian amateur athletic associations. They are also eligible if made to: prescribed universities outside Canada; certain tax exempt housing organizations in Canada; Canadian municipalities; the United Nations; and certain charities outside Canada to which the Government of Canada has made a gift.

It is possible to carry donations forward for up to five years after the year in which they were made. In the reference year, it is possible to claim donations made in any of the previous five years, as long as they were not already claimed in a prior year. The donations made in the reference year could be claimed the same year, or could be carried forward to any of the next five years. According to tax laws, taxfilers are permitted to claim both their donations and those made by their spouses to get better tax benefits. Consequently, the number of persons who made charitable donations may be higher than the number who claimed tax credits.

A change in tax regulations was introduced in 2007. Taxfilers contributing to a recognized charity (as outlined above) were eligible to claim a tax credit of 15% of their donations on the first $200, and 29% on the rest. In 2006, the tax credit was 15.25% on the first $200 and 29% on the rest. In 2005, the tax credit was 15% on the first $200 and 29% on the rest. From 2001 to 2004, the tax credit was 16% on the first $200 and 29% on the rest. From 1992 to 2000, the tax credit was 17% on the first $200 and 29% on the rest. Previously, taxfilers had to give $250 to charity before the 29% credit was available.

The content of the databank is as follows:

Table 1: Summary
Column 1 - City identification number
Column 2 - Postal area
Column 3 - Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 - Level of geography (see Geography section)
Column 5 - Place name
Column 6 - Total Number of taxfilers
Column 7 - Number of charitable donors
Column 8 - Average age of donors
Column 9 - Average donation for age group 0-24
Column 10 - Average donation for age group 25-34
Column 11 - Average donation for age group 35-44
Column 12 - Average donation for age group 45-54
Column 13 - Average donation for age group 55-64
Column 14 - Average donation for age group 65+
Column 15 - Total amount of charitable donations (thousands of $)
Column 16 - Median donation
Column 17 - Median total income of donors
Column 18 - 75th percentile of donors' total income

Table 2: Age and Sex (new beginning with 1995)
Column 1 - City identification number
Column 2 - Postal area
Column 3 - Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 - Level of geography (see Geography section)
Column 5 - Place name
Column 6 - Total Number of taxfilers
Column 7 - Percent of taxfilers who are male
Column 8 - Percent of taxfilers who are female
Column 9 - Number of charitable donors
Column 10 - Percent of charitable donors who are male
Column 11 - Percent of charitable donors who are female
Column 12 - Percent of donors 0 - 24 years of age
Column 13 - Percent of donors 25 - 34 years of age
Column 14 - Percent of donors 35 - 44 years of age
Column 15 - Percent of donors 45 - 54 years of age
Column 16 - Percent of donors 55 - 64 years of age
Column 17 - Percent of donors 65+ years of age
Column 18 - Total median donation
Column 19 - Median donation of males
Column 20 - Median donation of females
Column 21 - Total amount of charitable donations (thousands of $)
Column 22 - Total amount of charitable donations for males (thousands of $)
Column 23 - Total amount of charitable donations for females (thousands of $)

Table 3: Income Groups (new beginning with 1997)
Column 1 - City identification number
Column 2 - Postal area
Column 3 - Postal walk (no longer available)
Column 4 - Level of geography (see Geography section)
Column 5 - Place name
Column 6 - Total number of taxfilers
Column 7 - Total number of charitable donors
Column 8 - Percent of charitable donors with total income less than $20,000
Column 9 - Percent of charitable donors with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 10 - Percent of charitable donors with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 11 - Percent of charitable donors with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 12 - Percent of charitable donors with total income $80,000+
Column 13 - Total value of charitable donations (in thousands of dollars)
Column 14 - Percent of donations reported by donors with total income under $20,000
Column 15 - Percent of donations reported by donors with total income between $20,000 and $39,999
Column 16 - Percent of donations reported by donors with total income between $40,000 and $59,999
Column 17 - Percent of donations reported by donors with total income between $60,000 and $79,999
Column 18 - Percent of donations reported by donors with total income $80,000+

Data Source

The financial databanks are derived from income tax returns. For the most part, tax returns were filed in the spring of the year following the reference year. For example, for the 2011 tax year, income tax returns were filed by April 30, 2012.

The mailing address at the time of filing is the basis for the geographic information in the tables.

Demographic characteristics such as age are given as of December 31 of the tax year. Income information is for the calendar year under review.

Data Frequency

Data are updated on an annual basis.

Data Quality

i) Number of Canadian taxfilers

The data used are direct counts from tax files.  For the 2011 tax year, 25.4 million Canadians or 73.0% filed tax returns.

Figure 2 – Number of Canadian Taxfilers

Tax year	Number of taxfilers ('000)	Date of population estimate	Population ('000)	Coverage (%)
1991	18,786	April 1, 1992	28,270	66.5
1992	19,267	April 1, 1993	28,601	67.4
1993	19,882	April 1, 1994	28,907	68.8
1994	20,184	April 1, 1995	29,212	69.1
1995	20,536	April 1, 1996	29,514	69.6
1996	20,772	April 1, 1997	29,818	69.7
1997	21,113	April 1, 1998	30,080	70.2
1998	21,431	April 1, 1999	30,315	70.7
1999	21,893	April 1, 2000	30,594	71.6
2000	22,249	April 1, 2001	30,911	72.0
2001	22,804	April 1, 2002	31,252	73.0
2002	22,968	April 1, 2003	31,548	72.8
2003	23,268	April 1, 2004	31,846	73.1
2004	23,625	April 1, 2005	32,143	73.5
2005	23,952	April 1, 2006	32,471	73.8
2006	24,258	April 1, 2007	32,818	73.9
2007	24,624	April 1, 2008	33,191	74.2
2008	24,987	April 1, 2009	33,604	74.4
2009*	24,321	April 1, 2010	34,002	71.5
2010*	24,495	April 1, 2011	34,368	71.3
2011*	24,842	April 1, 2012	34,754	71.5

Percent coverage is based on a comparison of the number of taxfilers in the Income Statistics Division's taxfilers databank and the population estimates from the Statistics Canada CANSIM table 051-0005, now available on the Statistics Canada web site.

* Since 2009, the count of tax filers is based on the T1 preliminary tax file from the Canada Revenue Agency.

ii) Elderly population

Some elderly Canadians receiving only Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplement do not file because they have low or no taxable income. However, with the introduction of the Federal Sales Tax (FST) Credit in 1986 and the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Credit in 1990, the percentage of the elderly population filing tax returns has increased.

iii) Low Income

Persons with low income have no tax liability and are not required to file tax returns. However, with the introduction of the Child Tax Credit in 1978, the Federal Sales Tax (FST) Credit in 1986, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Credit in 1990, and the Child Tax Benefits in 1993, persons with low income are likely to file tax returns to apply for these credits.

Confidentialityand Rounding

Over the years since its creation, the T1 Family File (T1FF) has become known as a reliable, annual source for income and demographic estimates. To protect the confidentiality of Canadians, all data are subject to the confidentiality procedures of rounding and suppression.

Developmental work and testing resulted in different confidentiality procedures that were applied to the Financial and Charitable Donors databank for the reference year 2007; it consisted of introducing a certain distortion in the data instead of using the suppression method. However, when the new methodology was applied to the data of the other standard products of Income Statistics Division, the distortion component was no more an option due to the complexity of all the other databanks. Therefore, in an effort to harmonize the confidentiality rules across all the standard products of Income Statistics division, it has been decided to revert back to the suppression rules.

These measures maintain the confidentiality of the data. All counts are rounded. Rounding may increase, decrease, or cause no change to counts. Rounding can affect the results obtained from calculations. For example, when calculating percentages from rounded data, results may be distorted as both the numerator and denominator have been rounded. The distortion can be greatest with small numbers.

All reported amounts are rounded to the nearest $5,000 dollars.

Since 1990, data cells represent counts of 15 or greater, and are rounded to a base of 10. For example, a cell count of 15 would be rounded to 20 and a cell count of 24 would be rounded to 20.

Note: Counts represent the number of persons.
Reported amounts are aggregate dollar amounts reported.

In the data tables:

Medians, Percentiles and Average amount are rounded to the nearest ten dollars.

Percentages are published with no decimal and calculated on rounded data; therefore, the sum of percentages might not equal 100% in the case of small counts.

Suppressed Data

To maintain confidentiality, data cells have been suppressed whenever:

• areas comprise less than 100 taxfilers;
• cells represent less than 15 taxfilers;
• cells were dominated by a single filer;

Suppressed data may occur:

i) Within one area:

• when one of the income categories is suppressed, a second category must also be suppressed to avoid disclosure of confidential data by subtraction (called residual disclosure);
• when one of the gender categories is suppressed, the other gender category must also be suppressed to avoid residual disclosure;
• when one age group category is suppressed, another age group must also be suppressed to avoid residual disclosure.

ii) Between areas:

• when a variable amount in one area is suppressed, that variable amount is also suppressed in another area to prevent disclosure by subtraction.

Glossary of Terms

75^th percentile

Total income values are ranked from highest to lowest and the value reported as being the 75^th percentile indicates that 25% of the taxfilers report an income equal or above that amount and 75% fall below. Percentiles are calculated for each geographical level.

For example, if the 75^th percentile of total income is shown as $60,000 this means that 25% of the population under review has a total income greater than or equal to $60,000 and 75% of the population has a total income less than or equal to $60,000.

85^th percentile

Starting with the 2007 data, the dollar value of the 85^th percentile appears in the tables instead of the percentage above the 85^th percentile like it was in previous years. Total income values are ranked from highest to lowest and the value reported as being the 85^th percentile indicates that 15% of the taxfilers report an income equal or above that amount and 85% fall below. Percentiles are calculated for each geographical level.

For example, if the 85^th percentile of total income is shown as $65,000 this means that 15% of the taxfilers has a total income greater than or equal to $65,000

95^th percentile

Starting with the 2007 data, the dollar value of the 95^th percentile appears in the tables instead of the percentage above the 95^th percentile like it was in previous years. Total income values are ranked from highest to lowest and the value reported as being the 95^th percentile indicates that 5% of the taxfilers report an income equal or above that amount and 95% fall below. Percentiles are calculated for each geographical level.

For example, if the 95^th percentile of total income is shown as $90,000 this means that 5% of the population under review has a total income greater than or equal to $90,000

Age

Calculated as of December 31 of the reference year (i.e., tax year minus year of birth).

Capital Gains

Line 127 of the T1 income tax return shows "taxable capital gains" or half of the capital gains actually received.  The information in this databank has been grossed up to represent the total capital gains received.

Charitable donation

Is the allowable portion of total donations, as reported on the income tax return.

Charitable donor

Is defined as a taxfiler reporting a charitable donation amount on line 340 of the personal income tax form.

CityID

Since municipality names can be, in some cases, quite long and cumbersome for handling in electronic files, municipalities are given a "city identification number". Starting in 2007, the CityID is a five digits alpha-numeric component. It is created with the first letter of Postal Code^OM followed by "9" and a four digits number. Each first letter of Postal Code is allocated a range of number from 1 to 9999 (more explanation in geography section).

Deferred profit sharing plan (DPSP)

An employer-sponsored savings plan registered by the Canada Revenue Agency. Contributions to these plans by the employer (employees cannot contribute) are based on profits. The amount accumulated in these plans can be paid out as a lump sum at retirement or termination of employment, transferred to an RRSP, received in instalments over a period not to exceed ten years, or used to purchase an annuity.

Dividend income

Includes taxable amount of dividends (eligible and other than eligible) received from taxable Canadian corporations (as stocks or mutual funds) as reported on line 120 of the personal income tax return, and then grossed down to the actual amounts received; dividend income does not include dividends received from foreign investments (which are included in interest income and reported on line 121).

Earned income

The income used to determine the RRSP deduction limit. It includes such items as employment income (less union dues and expenses), net business and rental income, disability payments and alimony received. Alimony payments, current year business and rental losses are deducted from this amount. Most investment income (other than rents) is not considered earned income. In calculating the RRSP deduction limit, earned income from the previous year is used.

Employment income

The total reported employment income. Employment income includes wages and salaries, commissions from employment, training allowances, tips and gratuities, and self-employment income (net income from business, profession, farming, fishing and commissions) and Indian Employment Income (new in 1999).

Interest income

Amounts Canadians claimed on line 121 of the personal income tax return. This amount includes interest generated from bank deposits, Canada Savings Bonds, corporate bonds, treasury bills, investment certificates, term deposits, annuities, mutual funds, earnings on life insurance policies and all foreign interest and foreign dividend incomes.

Investment income

Includes both interest income and dividend income.

Investors

Taxfilers who reported dividend income on line 120 of their personal tax return. They may or may not have also reported interest and other investment income on line 121. When such income is reported on line 121, this amount is added to the amount of dividend income received, and the sum becomes the investment income of the investor.

Level of geography

A code designating the type of geographic area to which the information in the table applies. See the section on Geography for further information.

Median

The middle number in a group of numbers. Where a median income, for example, is given as $26,000, it means that exactly half of the incomes reported are greater than or equal to $26,000, and that the other half is less than or equal to the median amount. With the exception of "Total Income", zero values are not included in the calculation of medians for individuals.

New room

For 2011 this amount is calculated as 18% of 2010 earned income (from definition above) to a maximum of 22,450 minus pension adjustment (PA) minus past service pension adjustment (PSPA). Since the focus of these data is for net new room for potential RRSP contributions, PA and/or PSPA details will be omitted.

Past service pension adjustment (PSPA)

Applies only to members of defined benefit RPPs. A PSPA occurs when the pension benefit is upgraded, or additional credits purchased, for service in past years. In the first case, it is called an exempt (from certification) PSPA; in the second case, a certifiable PSPA. Only service after 1989 is considered.

Pension adjustment (PA)

Calculated value of the pension accrued in the year in an RPP or a DPSP. The PA decreases the RRSP deduction limit. To calculate this limit, the PA from the previous year is used.

Registered disability savings plan income (RDSP)

It consists of an individual disability savings plan governed by RRSP investment rules. Private contributions that can be made by anyone are subject to a lifetime limit of $200,000. They will be matched in some degree by government contributions; the lifetime limit is $90,000. Contributions are not deductible and income earned in the plan will not be taxed while in the plan.

Registered pension plan ( RPP )

An employer-sponsored plan registered with the Canada Revenue Agency and most commonly also with one of the pension regulatory authorities. The purpose of such plans is to provide employees with a regular income at retirement. The two main types of RPPs are called defined benefit (where the benefit formula is specified) and defined contribution (where only the contribution formula is defined).

Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP)

An individual retirement savings plan that is registered by the Canada Revenue Agency. It permits limited contributions, and income earned in the RRSP is exempt from tax until payments are received from the plan.

Savers

Taxfilers who reported interest and investment income on line 121 of the personal income tax return, but no dividend income on line 120.

Taxfiler

Individual who filed a personal income tax return for the reference year.

Total income

The reported amounts of income by taxfilers from any of the following sources:

• Labour force income;
  • Employment income;
    • Wages, salaries and commissions;
    • Other employment income as reported on line 104 of the tax form (tips, gratuities, royalties, etc.);
    • Net self-employment income;
    • Status Indian exempt self-employment income (beginning 2010);
    • Indian Employment Income (beginning in 1999);
  • Employment Insurance (EI) benefits;
• Pension income;
  • Old Age Security/Net Federal Supplements (the latter including guaranteed income supplements and spouses' allowances since 1994);
  • Canada/Quebec Pension Plans;
  • Superannuation and other (private) pensions;
• Family Allowance benefits (up to and including 1992);
• Interest and other investment income;
• Dividend income;
• RRSP income (since 1999, for taxfilers 65+ only);
• Net limited partnership income;
• Alimony;
• Net rental income;
• Other income (e.g. incomes reported on line 130, such as fellowships, bursaries, grants, etc.);
• Federal Sales Tax (FST) credit (for 1989-1990 inclusive);
• Goods and Services Tax (GST) credit (beginning in 1990);
• Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) credit (beginning in 1997);
• Child tax credit (up to and including 1992);
• Canada child tax benefit (starting with 1993);
• Provincial refundable tax credits (beginning in 1994);
• Other non-taxable income (beginning in 1993);
  • Workers' compensation payments;
  • Social assistance payments;
  • Guaranteed income supplements;
  • Spouses' allowances;
• Universal child care benefit (both claimed by filer and designated to child) (beginning in 2006);
• Registered disability savings plan income (beginning in 2008)
• Working income tax benefit (starting with 2010)

Total room (in thousands of dollars)

The sum of "new room" and "unused room" as defined here.

Total room (number of persons)

The number of taxfilers who have either unused room from previous years, new room based on their earned income, or both. The number of persons with total room does not correspond to the sum of persons with new room and unused room, as an individual can be included in both categories.

Universal Child Care Benefit

Beginning in July 2006, the Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) is a taxable amount of $100 paid monthly for each child under 6 years of age. Included in CanadaChild Tax Benefits in the statistical tables.

Unused RRSP contribution room (unused room)

The amount of the RRSP deduction limit that is not claimed by the taxfiler, or the amount remaining after subtracting actual contributions claimed on the tax return from that year's contribution room. Unused room can be carried forward indefinitely. The first year of unused room is from 1991 (see table).

Statistical Tables - Footnotes and Historical Availability

RRSP Contributors

1. Table 1 is available in its current format starting with the 1990 data, according to the postal geography. Census metropolitan areas (CMAs) are available starting with the 1993 data, census divisions (CDs) with the 1994 data and federal electoral districts (FEDs) with the 1997 data.
2. Table 2 (age groups) and table 3 (sex) are available in their current formats starting with the 1994 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs (since 1997). Some changes were made to the age groupings over the years.
3. Table 4 (income groups) is available in its current format starting with the 2007 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs. From 1997 to 2006, the income groups were cumulative.

RRSP Contribution Limits (Room)

1. Both tables are available in their current format starting with the 1993 data.
2. Data are available for all levels of the postal geography starting with the 1993 tax year.
3. Data for census metropolitan areas (CMAs) are available starting with the 1993 tax year (1994 room), census divisions (CDs) with the 1994 tax year (1995 room) and federal electoral districts (FEDs) with the 1997 tax year (1998 room).
4. The figures in Table 2 ($500, $2,400, $4,700, $7,800 and $13,000) represent the 25th, 50th, 75th, 90th and 97th percentiles of new room and are recalculated periodically.

Canadian Savers

1. Table 1 is available in its current format starting with the 1990 data, according to the postal geography. Census metropolitan areas (CMAs) are available starting with the 1993 data, census divisions (CDs) with the 1995 data and federal electoral districts (FEDs) with the 1997 data.
2. Table 2 (age groups) and table 3 (sex) are available in their current formats starting with the 1995 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs (since 1997). Some changes were made to the age groupings over the years.
3. Table 4 (income groups) is available in its current format starting with the 2007 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs. From 1997 to 2006, the income groups were cumulative.

Canadian Investors

1. Table 1 is available in its current format starting with the 1990 data, according to the postal geography. Census metropolitan areas (CMAs) are available starting with the 1993 data, census divisions (CDs) with the 1995 data and federal electoral districts (FEDs) with the 1997 data.
2. The proportion of investment income from dividends is available starting with the 1996 data (Table 1).
3. Table 2 (age groups) and table 3 (sex) are available in their current formats starting with the 1995 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs (since 1997). Some changes were made to the age groupings over the years.
4. Table 4 (income groups) is available in its current format starting with the 2007 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs. From 1997 to 2006, the income groups were cumulative.

Canadian Investment Income

1. Table 1 is available in its current format starting with the 1990 data, according to the postal geography. Census metropolitan areas (CMAs) are available starting with the 1993 data, census divisions (CDs) with the 1995 data and federal electoral districts (FEDs) with the 1997 data.
2. Table 2 (age groups) and table 3 (sex) are available in their current formats starting with the 1995 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs (since 1997). Some changes were made to the age groupings over the years.
3. Table 4 (income groups) is available in its current format starting with the 2007 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs. From 1997 to 2006, the income groups were cumulative.

Canadian Capital Gains

1. The standard table on capital gains by income group is available in its current format starting with the 2007 data. From 1998 data up to 2006, the income groups were cumulative.
2. All levels of geography are available since the 1998 data, including census divisions, census metropolitan areas, federal electoral districts and all levels of the postal geography.

Canadian Taxfilers

1. Table 1 is available in its current format starting with the 1990 data, according to the postal geography. Census metropolitan areas (CMAs) are available starting with the 1993 data, census divisions (CDs) with the 1995 data and federal electoral districts (FEDs) with the 1997 data.
2. Starting with the 2007 data, the column on the "% reporting in French" in table 1 has been suppressed.
3. Table 2 (income groups) is available in its current format starting with the 2007 data, for postal areas, CMAs, CDs and FEDs. From 1997 to 2006, the income groups were cumulative.

Charitable Donations

1. Table 1 (summary) is available starting with the 1990 data, according to the postal geography. Census metropolitan areas (CMAs) are available starting with the 1993 data, census divisions (CDs) with the 1995 data and federal electoral districts (FEDs) with the 1997 data.
2. Changes were made to the age groups in table 1 in 1991 and in 1997.
3. Table 2 (age groups) is available starting with the 1995 data, for the postal geography and for CMAs. CDs are available starting with the 1995 data and FEDs with the 1997 data.
4. Changes were made to the age groups in table 2 in 1997.
5. Table 3 (Income groups) is available in its current format starting with the 2007 data, for the postal geography, for CMAs, CDs and FEDs. From 1997 to 2006, the income groups were cumulative.

Geography

The data are available for the following geographic areas. See "Statistical Tables - Footnotes and Historical Availability" for further details. The mailing address at the time of filing is the basis for the geographic information in the tables.

Postal Geography

• Canada
• Provinces and territories
• Cities
• Urban Forward Sortation Areas (excludes rural routes and suburban services areas within cities)
• Rural Postal Code

Some postal geography levels such as Postal Walks are no longer available for this data.

Census Geography

• Economic Regions
• Census Divisions
• Census Metropolitan Areas
• Census Agglomerations
• Census Tracts
• Federal Electoral Districts

User-defined areas:

Users may select a specific area of interest that is not a standard area for which data can be made available in standard format. To obtain data, provide us with a list of the Postal Codes for which data are required and we will provide the aggregated data. Of course, the area must satisfy our confidentiality requirements, or no data can be produced. See the "Special Geography" section for further information.

Geographic Levels – Postal Geography

The various data compiled from the taxfile are available for different levels of the postal geography, and for some levels of the Census geography. Coded geographic indicators appearing on the data tables are shown below with a brief description.

Level of Geography (L.O.G.)	Postal Area	Description
12	Canada	This level of data is an aggregation of the provincial/territorial totals (code 11). The national total is identified by the region code Z99099.
11	Province or Territory Total	This level of data is an aggregation of the following geographies within a province: City Totals (Code 08) Rural Communities(Code 09) Other Provincial Totals (Code 10) These totals are identified by a provincial/territorial postal letter, then a "990" followed by the province/territory code, as follows: Newfoundland and Labrador (A99010) Nova Scotia (B99012) Prince Edward Island (C99011) New Brunswick (E99013) Quebec (J99024) Ontario (P99035) Manitoba (R99046) Saskatchewan (S99047) Alberta (T99048) British Columbia (V99059) Northwest Territories (X99061) Nunavut (X99062) Yukon Territory (Y99060)
10	Other Provincial Total ("P" Pot)	This level of data is an aggregation of small communities in the province that had less than 100 taxfilers, where these communities are combined into a "pot". Before 1992, it was identified by the same codes as the provincial/territorial totals, and only the "Delivery Mode" codes 2 and 3 distinguished between the two. To avoid this problem, starting with the 1992 data, an "8" appears after the provincial/territorial letter instead of a "9". The "9" will be reserved for the provincial/territorial total, as explained in 11 above. These "pot" codes are as follows: Newfoundland and Labrador (A89010) Nova Scotia (B89012) Prince Edward Island (C89011) New Brunswick (E89013) Quebec (J89024) Ontario (P89035) Manitoba (R89046) Saskatchewan (S89047) Alberta (T89048) British Columbia (V89059) Northwest Territories (X89061) Nunavut (X89062) Yukon Territory (Y89060)
09	Rural Communities (Not in City )	For data obtained prior to reference year 2011, this level of geography was called "Rural Postal Codes (Not in a City)". This level of geography pertains to rural communities that have one and only one rural Postal Code. Rural Postal Code can be identified by a "zero" in the second position of the Postal Code. For this level of geography, only the name of the community appears with the disseminated data. The actual rural Postal Code is not displayed with the disseminated data. The 2011 databanks contain 3,982 areas coded as level of geography 09.
08	City Total	This level of data is an aggregation of the following geographies for unique place names within a province/territory: Urban FSA (Residential) (Code 03) Rural Route (Code 04) Suburban Services (Code 05) Rural Postal Code Areas (within city) (Code 06) Other Urban Area (Code 07) As of 2011, data for L.O.G. 04 and 05 are suppressed but included in the city totals. They have the following format: e.g., Edmonton = T95479; Regina = S94876. The pattern is the postal letter of the city plus "9" in the second position (indicating a total), followed by a 4 digit numeric code for the community (often called "CityID"). In general, postal cities do not coincide with census subdivisions. The 2011 databanks contain 1,640 areas coded as level of geography 08.
07	Other Urban Area (Non-residential within city - "E" Pot)	This aggregation of data (or "pot") covers non-residential addresses within an urban centre and all other data not otherwise displayed. Commercial addresses, post office boxes and general delivery are included, as are residential addresses with too few taxfilers to report separately. They can be recognized by codes that are similar to the city totals, with a distinguishing difference: an "8" will follow the city postal letter rather than the "9" of the city total (e.g., Edmonton = T85479; Regina = S84876). The 2011 databanks contain 454 areas coded as level of geography 07.
06	Rural Postal Code Areas (Within City)	For data obtained prior to reference year 2011, this level of geography was called "Rural Postal Codes (Within a City)". These data pertain to rural Postal Codes that belong to communities with more than one rural Postal Code . These occur in areas that were formerly serviced by rural delivery service and changed by Canada Post to urban delivery service or in communities served by more than one rural Postal Code. Rural Postal Codes can be identified by a "zero" in the second position of the Postal Code. Although data is disseminated individually for each rural Postal Codes associated with a community, only the community name appears with the disseminated data. The actual rural Postal Codes are not displayed with the disseminated data. Therefore, for this level of geography, community names will appear more than once. The 2011 databanks contain 559 areas coded as level of geography 06.
05	Suburban Service	No longer available. Sparsely populated fringe areas of urban centres may receive their postal service from an urban post office by delivery designated as "suburban service". Their region code retains all six characters of the Postal Code. Suburban Services are usually near or on the perimeters of urban areas, and mail is delivered by a contractor to group mail boxes, community mail boxes and/or external delivery sites (e.g., kiosks, miniparks).
04	Rural Route	No longer available. Reasonably well-settled rural areas may receive their postal service from an urban post office by delivery designated as "rural route". Mail is delivered by a contractor to customers living along or near well-defined roads. Their region code retains all six characters of the Postal Code.
03	Urban FSA (Residential Area)	The urban Forward Sortation Area (FSA, identified by the first three characters of the Postal Code) includes all residential addresses covered by the first three characters of a Postal Code in a particular urban area (not including levels 04 and 05). Only residential FSAs are considered for these databanks. An Urban FSA of this type can be identified by the FSA followed by three blanks. One FSA can be split in different parts if it is associated with more than one city. The 2011 databanks contain 2,428 areas coded as level of geography 03.
02	Other Postal Walk	No longer available. This level of data is an aggregation of urban residential Postal Codes unallocated to a letter carrier route and postal walks with less than 100 taxfilers. A postal walk record of this type can be identified by the FSA followed by three blanks, and the postal walk number "XXXX".
01	Postal Walk	No longer available. This is the finest level of data and is an aggregation of urban residential Postal Codes allocated to a letter carrier route. A postal walk of this type can be identified by a region code which is the FSA followed by three blanks, and the postal walk number. An average FSA contains 11 walks.

 

Adding Postal Areas Without Duplication

Data files according to the postal geography will often contain subtotals and totals. Many data users need to add certain geographies in order to come up with a total for their particular area of interest. However, including subtotals during this process results in double-counting some populations, and this leads to an erroneous total. The following is a summary of which postal areas are aggregations in the standard postal geography.

Postal walks (Level of Geography, or LOG 1) and walk pots (LOG 2) add up to urban Forward Sortation Areas (FSAs, LOG 3).

Urban FSAs (LOG 3), rural routes (LOG 4), suburban services (LOG 5), rural Postal Code areas within a city (LOG 6) and other urban areas (LOG 7) add up to city totals (LOG 8).

City totals (LOG 8), rural communities not in a city (LOG 9) and other areas in a province (LOG 10) add up to provincial/territorial totals (LOG 11).

Provincial/territorial totals (LOG 11) add up to the Canada total (LOG 12).

Thus, using the Level of geography codes:
1 + 2 = 3
3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 = 8
8 + 9 + 10 = 11

Description: Geography for small area and administrative data

City identification number (CityID)

As of 2007, CityID has been modified.

Previous to 2007:

1. CityID was a 4 digits number
2. Each municipality had a unique number between 1 and 9999
3. Almost every number was allocated to a municipality. Few numbers remained available for future new municipalities.

Starting with 2007data:
To create more possibilities without changing the CityID length in our systems:

1. CityID number is now combined with 1st letter of Postal Code
2. Each 1st letter of Postal Code has a possibility of numbers, ranged from 1 to 9999 (Table 2)
3. Old numbers have been kept for existing municipality and 1st letters of Postal Code have been added to them (Table 1)
4. New municipalities have been assigned a new CityID number in new format (Table 1)

Table 1

Postal Code	Municipality name	2006 and Prior	2007 and Follow
K1A 1K6	Ottawa	2434	K2434
G3C 0A1	Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury	n/a	G2

 

Table 2

Province	Letter file	Range of number
Newfoundland & Labrador	A	1 – 9999
Prince Edward Island	C	1 – 9999
Nova Scotia	B	1 – 9999
New Brunswick	E	1 – 9999
Quebec	G	1 – 9999
Quebec	H	1 – 9999
Quebec	J	1 – 9999
Ontario	K	1 – 9999
Ontario	L	1 – 9999
Ontario	M	1 – 9999
Ontario	N	1 – 9999
Ontario	P	1 – 9999
Manitoba	R	1 – 9999
Saskatchewan	S	1 – 9999
Alberta	T	1 – 9999
British Columbia	V	1 – 9999
Yukon	Y	1 – 9999
Northwest Territories	X	1 – 9999
Nunavut	X	1 – 9999

Therefore, it is now essential to identify a municipality by adding the Postal Code 1st letter to the number in order to get the proper municipality in the proper province (Table 3):

Table 3

Letter	Number	Municipality name	Province
A	2	Avondale	NL
B	2	Bible Hill	NS
T	2	Rocky View	AB
G	2	Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury	QC

Geographic Levels – Census Geography

Data are also available for the following levels of the Census geography; the following table shows the coded designators for these geographies, as well as a brief description of each.

Level of Geography (L.O.G.)	Name	Description
61	Census Tract	Census tracts (CTs) are small geographic units representing urban or rural neighbourhood-like communities in census metropolitan areas (see definition below) or census agglomerations with an urban core population of 50,000 or more at time of 1996 Census. CTs are delineated by a committee of local specialists (such as planners, health and social workers and educators) in conjunction with Statistics Canada. The 2011 databanks contain 4,992 areas coded as level of geography 61, based on 2006 Census.
51	Economic Region	An economic region is a grouping of complete census divisions (see definition below) with one exception in Ontario. Economic regions (ERs) are used to analyse regional economic activity. Within the province of Quebec, ERs are designated by law. In all other provinces, they are created by agreement between Statistics Canada and the provinces concerned. Prince Edward Island and the territories each consist of one economic region. The 2011 databanks contain 76 areas coded as level of geography 51, based on 2006 Census.
42	Census Agglomeration	The general concept of a census agglomeration (CA) is one of a very large urban area, together with adjacent urban and rural areas that have a high degree of economic and social integration with that urban area. CAs have an urban core population of at least 10,000, based on the previous census. The 2011 databanks contain 117 areas coded as level of geography 42, based on 2006 Census.
41	Census Metropolitan Area	The general concept of a census metropolitan area (CMA) is one of a very large urban area, together with adjacent urban and rural areas that have a high degree of economic and social integration with that urban area. CMAs have an urban core population of at least 100,000, based on the previous census. There are 35 CMAs in the 2011 databanks (2006 Census): 001, St. John's, Newfoundland 205, Halifax, Nova Scotia 305, Moncton, New Brunswick 310, Saint John, New Brunswick 408, Saguenay, Québec 421, Québec, Québec 433, Sherbrooke, Québec 442, Trois-Rivières, Québec 462, Montréal, Québec 505, Ottawa-Gatineau (Québec part) 505, Ottawa-Gatineau (Ontario part) 505, Ottawa-Gatineau (Combined) 521, Kingston, Ontario 529, Peterborough, Ontario 532, Oshawa, Ontario 535, Toronto, Ontario 537, Hamilton, Ontario 539, St-Catharines-Niagara, Ontario 541, Kitchener, Ontario 543, Brantford, Ontario 550, Guelph, Ontario 555, London, Ontario 559, Windsor, Ontario 568, Barrie, Ontario 580, Greater Sudbury, Ontario 595, Thunder Bay, Ontario 602, Winnipeg, Manitoba 705, Regina, Saskatchewan 725, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 825, Calgary, Alberta 835, Edmonton, Alberta 915, Kelowna, British Columbia 932, Abbotsford-Mission, British Columbia 933, Vancouver, British Columbia 935, Victoria, British Columbia
31	Federal Electoral District	A federal electoral district (FED) refers to any place or territorial area represented by a member of Parliament elected to the House of Commons. There are 308 FEDs in Canada according to the 2003 Representation Order. The Representation Order is prepared by the Chief Electoral Officer describing, naming and specifying the population of each electoral district established by the Electoral Boundaries Commission and sent to the Governor in Council. The 2011 databanks contain 308 areas coded as level of geography 31, based on the 2006 Census.
21	Census Division	A census division (CD) is a group of neighbouring municipalities joined together for the purposes of regional planning and managing common services (such as police or ambulance services). A CD might correspond to a county, a regional municipality or a regional district. CDs are established under laws in effect in certain provinces and territories of Canada. In other provinces and territories where laws do not provide for such areas (Newfoundland, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta), Statistics Canada defines equivalent areas for statistical reporting purposes in cooperation with these provinces and territories. The 2011 databanks contain 288 areas coded as level of geography 21, based on the 2006 Census. Starting in 2008, Census divisions are identified in the tables by an eight digits code: 2 first digits = Province 2 next digits = Economic Region 2 last digits = Census Division

Geographic Levels – Special Geography

Clients may select geographical areas of their own definition; areas that are not part of the standard areas listed here (for example, bank service areas, retail store catchment areas). For this, clients must submit a list of the Postal Codes that make up their special area, and we will aggregate the micro data to correspond to that area of interest. Information ordered for special, or "user-defined" areas will be coded according to the following:

Level of Geography	Name	Description
93	Total for all user-defined areas	This level represents the sum total of all user-defined areas, and is the total of levels 91 and 92 described below.
92	Other user-defined areas	This level of geography represents all user-defined areas that were too small, in terms of population; to have information compiled on those areas individually (i.e. fewer than 100 taxfilers). Such areas are grouped into this "other" category.
91	Special user-defined area	Any area showing a code "91" is an area defined by a specific user according to that user's needs (for example, school catchment areas, health districts, etc.)

Conversion files

When a client is interested in purchasing data for areas that are considered non-standard geography by Income Statistics Division, a conversion file is usually necessary. A combination of Postal Codes making up one or more special area(s) is commonly referred to as a conversion file – an electronic file used by our staff to aggregate the different Postal Codes that make up the user-defined area. Simply provide us with the Postal Codes related to the area and we will compile the data (subject to our confidentiality restrictions).

This would apply only to an area that is not a standard area. It could include any one or a combination of areas whose boundaries are a combination of standard areas or a combination of Postal Codes. User-defined areas may be branch service or school catchment areas, neighbourhoods or almost any other region.

Each Postal Code on a conversion file is linked to a corresponding area code. The Postal Code is used as the basis for the tabulation of economic and demographic data for each area.

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List ofData Products Available

The Income Statistics Division of Statistics Canada tabulates statistical data derived from administrative records - most notably, the taxfile.  The resulting demographic and socio-economic databanks available are listed in the table below, along with their identifying product number and the usual release dates.

Product name	Product number	Release date
RRSP Contributors	17C0006	Fall
RRSP Contribution Limits (Room)	17C0011	Fall
Canadian Savers	17C0009	Fall
Canadian Investors	17C0007	Fall
Canadian Investment Income	17C0008	Fall
Canadian Taxfilers	17C0010	Fall
Canadian Capital Gains	17C0012	Fall
Charitable Donors	13C0014	Fall
Neighbourhood Income and Demographics	13C0015	Spring
Economic Dependency Profiles	13C0017	Spring
Labour Income Profiles	71C0018	Spring
Families	13C0016	Spring
Seniors	89C0022	Spring
Migration Estimates	91C0025	Fall

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   The survey targets public service employees working in federal departments and agencies that fall under the Public Service Employment Act (PSEA) with at least 350 employees. A similar survey is being sent out in November by the Public Service Commission to a sample of managers involved in staffing processes during the same time period to explore their views and practices with staffing.
7. How was I selected to participate in the survey?
   For departments or agencies with 3,000 and more employees, you were randomly selected from a list of employees provided by your organizations. The employees working for a department or agency with between 350 and 3000 employees will all receive a survey questionnaire.
8. When will the survey take place?
   The collection of the survey will take place from October 24th- November 18th. Completed questionnaires must be sent to Statistics Canada by November 18th, 2011.
9. Am I required to participate in the survey?
   Your participation in this survey is voluntary. However, the more employees that participate, the more accurate and representative the results will be across the public service.
10. Is the information I provide confidential?
    Yes, Statistics Canada guarantees the confidentiality of the survey under the Statistics Act. To protect confidentiality, the following precautions will be followed:
    • Names of respondents will not be included on the analysis file that will be created and made available to the Public Service Commission.
    • Data will be produced in tabular and graphical form at aggregate levels only (e.g., department or program levels).
    • All outputs will be screened to ensure that they do not reveal the identity of individual respondents.
11. The survey asks a question about sharing my information with the Public Service Commission. What does this mean?
    There will be an agreement in place between Statistics Canada and the Public Service Commission that will limit the use of your information for statistical purposes only and will prohibit the disclosure of survey information that could identify you. The protected information will be used for statistical purposes only and analyses at the departmental or agency and public-service-wide levels only. Your information will not be shared if you do not give permission to do so.
12. I am on an assignment in another department. Should I go back to my department to fill out the survey?
    For the purpose of the survey, you are included in the department in which you are presently working.
13. How will the confidentiality of my answers be protected for the electronic questionnaire?
    Your responses are anonymous, provided directly to Statistics Canada, and they are protected under the Statistics Act.
    
    The Statistics Canada Electronic Collection Portal at Privacy notice provides detailed information about the security features in place to maintain confidentiality, as required by the Statistics Act.
14. When will the survey results be available?
    The public service-wide results of Cycle 3 (2009-2010) survey will be reported in the 2010-2011 Annual Report of the Public Service Commission and the departmental data will be released in the fall 2011. More details and updates of the survey can be found by visiting Annual Reports.
15. What if an employee does not want to complete the Internet-based survey and requests a paper questionnaire?
    Due to the very low request rate from the previous cycles of this survey, there will not be a paper version of the questionnaire available to complete.
16. What if a respondent encounters technical difficulties with the Internet-based survey?
    If a respondent has any technical questions or requires assistance, they should access the on-line help pages or contact Statistics Canada at the following email address sos@statcan.gc.ca or call the assistance line at 1-877-949-9492.
17. Where can I find more information about the survey?
    You could find more information about the survey at webpage Survey of Staffing - Candidates

Table of contents

mCAFT (9 DVs)

1. AFCDELG - Eligibility for the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)
2. AFTD01 - Starting stage of the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)
3. AFTD02 - Ceiling heart rate for the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)
4. AFTD21 - Final Stepping Stage of the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)
5. AFTD22 - Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate
6. AFTD71 - Oxygen cost of the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)
7. AFTD72 - Aerobic fitness score based on the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)
8. AFTD73 - Aerobic fitness norms for respondents aged 15 - 69
9. AFTD74 - Aerobic fitness norms for respondents aged less than 15

Alcohol use (3 DVs)

1. ALCDDLY - Average Daily Alcohol Consumption
2. ALCDTYP - Type of Drinker
3. ALCDWKY - Weekly Consumption

Anthropometric (23 DVs)

1. ANCDELG - Eligibility for the Anthropometric component
2. HWMD11IN - Standing height (inches) – measured
3. HWMD12IN - Sitting height (inches) - measured
4. HWMD13LB - Weight (pounds) – measured
5. HWMD14IN - Waist circumference (inches) – measured
6. HWMD15IN - Hip circumference (inches) – measured
7. HWMDBMI - Body Mass Index (BMI) – measured
8. HWMDBMIA - BMI classification for adults aged 18 and over (measured) - international standard
9. HWMDBMIK - BMI Classification for Children Aged 6 to 17 (measured) - CDC BMI-for-age
10. HWMDCOL - BMI Classification for Children Aged 6 to 17 (Measured) - Cole Classification System
11. HWMDHTM – Standing height (metres) – measured
12. HWMDLLN - Leg Length
13. HWMDMAT - Maturity Offset
14. HWMDWSTA - Waist Circumference Norms
15. HWMDWTH - Waist to hip ratio
16. SFMDBCA - Body Composition Norms
17. SFMDBSA - Biceps Skinfold Average
18. SFMDICA - Iliac Crest Skinfold Average
19. SFMDMCA - Medial Calf Skinfolds Average
20. SFMDS5 - Sum of 5 Skinfold Measurements
21. SFMDS5A - Sum of 5 Skinfolds Measurements - Norms (ages 15-69)
22. SFMDSSA - Subscapular Skinfolds Average
23. SFMDTSA - Triceps Skinfolds Average

Blood Pressure (20 DVs)

1. BPMD160 - Type of problem - first set
2. BPMD161 - Average systolic blood pressure - first set
3. BPMD162 - Average diastolic blood pressure - first set
4. BPMD163 - Average resting heart rate - first set
5. BPMD260 - Type of problem - second set
6. BPMD261 - Average systolic blood pressure - second set
7. BPMD262 - Average diastolic blood pressure - second set
8. BPMD263 - Average resting heart rate - second set
9. BPMD360 - Type of problem - third set
10. BPMD361 - Average systolic blood pressure - third set
11. BPMD362 - Average diastolic blood pressure - third set
12. BPMD363 - Average resting heart rate - third set
13. BPMDBPA - Blood pressure norms for respondents 18 or older (Prevalence)
14. BPMDBPK - Blood pressure norms for respondents less than 18 (Prevalence)
15. BPMDPBPD - Final average diastolic blood pressure (Prevalence)
16. BPMDPBPS - Final average systolic blood pressure (Prevalence)
17. BPMDPHR - Final average resting heart rate (Prevalence)
18. BPMDSBPD - Final average diastolic blood pressure (Screening)
19. BPMDSBPS - Final average systolic blood pressure (Screening)
20. BPMDSHR - Final average resting heart rate (Screening)

Breastfeeding information (1 DV)

1. BRIFEB6 - Exclusively breastfed for at least 3 months

Chronic conditions (1 DV)

1. CCCF1 - Has a Chronic Condition

Children’s physical activity (2 DVs)

1. CPADSAC - Total number of hours per day spent in sedentary activities
2. CPADTOT - Total number of hours per week participated in physical activities

Dietary fat consumption (2 DVs)

1. DFCD11Y - Eats regular-fat salad dressing - times per year
2. DFCD12Y - Eats regular-fat potato chips, tortilla chips or corn chips - times per year

Demographic and household variables (9 DVs)

1. DHHD611 - Number of Persons in Household 6 to 11 Years of Age
2. DHHDDWE - Dwelling Type
3. DHHDECF - Economic Family Status (Household Type)
4. DHHDHSZ - Household Size
5. DHHDL12 - Number of Persons in Household Less Than 12 Years of Age
6. DHHDLE5 - Number of Persons in Household Less Than 6 Years of Age
7. DHHDLVG - Living/ Family Arrangement of Selected Respondent
8. DHHDOKD - Number of Persons in Household 16 or 17 Years of Age
9. DHHDYKD - Number of Persons in Household Less Than 16 Years of Age

Education (4 DVs)

1. EDUDH04 - Highest Level of Education - Household, 4 Levels
2. EDUDH10 - Highest Level of Education - Household, 10 Levels
3. EDUDR04 - Highest Level of Education - Household, 4 Levels
4. EDUDR10 - Highest Level of Education - Household, 10 Levels

General health (2 DVs)

1. GENDHDI - Self-Rated Health (Formerly Health Description Index)
2. GENDMHI - Self-Rated Mental Health

Grains, fruits and vegetables consumption (13 DVs)

1. GFVD11Y - Eats hot or cold cereal - times per year
2. GFVD12Y - Eats brown bread, including bagels, rolls, pita bread or tortillas - times per year
3. GFVD13Y - Eats white bread, including bagels, rolls, pita bread or tortillas - times per year
4. GFVD14Y - Eats any kind of pasta - times per year
5. GFVD15Y - Eats any kind of rice - times per year
6. GFVD16Y - Eats instant, seasoned or wild rice - times per year
7. GFVD17Y - Eats fruit - times per year
8. GFVD18Y - Eats tomatoes or tomato sauce - times per year
9. GFVD19Y - Eats lettuce or green leafy salad - times per year
10. GFVD20Y - Eats spinach, mustard greens or collards - times per year
11. GFVD21Y - Eats french fries, home fries or hash brown potatoes - times per year
12. GFVD22Y - Eats other potatoes - times per year
13. GFVD23Y - Eats all other types of vegetables - times per year

Grooming product use (7 DVs)

1. GPUD12Y - Uses fragrance - times per year
2. GPUD13Y - Uses eye make-up - times per year
3. GPUD14Y - Uses lipstick - times per year
4. GPUD15Y - Uses hair dye - times per year
5. GPUD16Y - Uses hair style products - times per year
6. GPUD17Y - Uses manicure preparations - times per year
7. GPUD18Y - Uses scented body products - times per year

Grip Strength (4 DVs)

1. GSCDELG - Eligibility - Grip Strength component
2. GSMD51 - Total hand grip strength
3. GSMD52 - Grip strength norms for respondents 15 – 69
4. GSMD53 - Grip strength norms for respondents less than 15

Hobbies (10 DVs)

1. HOBD12Y - Arts - times per year
2. HOBD13Y - Pottery - times per year
3. HOBD14Y - Model making - times per year
4. HOBD15Y - Making fishing sinkers - times per year
5. HOBD16Y - Welding - times per year
6. HOBD17Y - Auto repairs - times per year
7. HOBD18Y - Electronics - times per year
8. HOBD19Y - Plumbing - times per year
9. HOBD20Y - Refinishing furniture - times per year
10. HOBD21Y - Woodworking - times per year

Health utility index (HUI) (10 DVs)

1. HUIDCOG - Cognition (Function Code)
2. HUIDDEX - Dexterity Trouble (Function Code)
3. HUIDEMO - Emotional Problems (Function Code)
4. HUIDHER - Hearing Problems (Function Code)
5. HUIDHSC - Health Utility Index - categorical variable
6. HUIDHSI - Health Utility Index
7. HUIDMOB - Mobility Trouble (Function Code)
8. HUIDPAD - Activities Prevented / Pain (Function Code)
9. HUIDSPE - Speech Trouble (Function Code)
10. HUIDVIS - Vision Trouble (Function Code)

Height and weight (9 DVs)

1. HWTDBMI - Body Mass Index (self-reported)
2. HWTDBMIA - BMI Classification for Adults Aged 18 and Over (self-reported) - International Standard
3. HWTDBMIK - BMI Classification for Children Less Than 18 Years of Age (self-reported) - CDC BMI-for-age
4. HWTDCM - Height (centimetres) - self-reported
5. HWTDCOL - BMI classification for children aged 6 to 17 (self-reported) - Cole classification system
6. HWTDHTM - Height (metres) - self-reported
7. HWTDIN - Height (inches) - self-reported
8. HWTDKG - Weight (kilograms) - self-reported
9. HWTDLB - Weight (pounds) - self-reported

Income (5 DVs)

1. INCDDIA2 - Total household income - 2 categories
2. INCDDIA4 - Total household income - 4 categories
3. INCDDIA5 - Total household income - 5 categories
4. INCDHH - Total Household Income - All Sources
5. INCDPER - Personal Income - All Sources

Labour force (8 DVs)

1. LBFDHPW - Total usual hours worked per week
2. LBFDJST - Job status over past year
3. LBFDMJS - Multiple job status
4. LBFDPFT - Full-time/ part-time working status (for total usual hours)
5. LBFDRNW - Main reason for not working last week
6. LBFDSTU - Student working status
7. LBFDWSL - Working status last week
8. LBFDWSS - Working status last week

Milk and dairy product consumption (4 DVs)

1. MDCD11Y - Drinks milk - times per year
2. MDCD13Y - Eats cottage cheese - times per year
3. MDCD14Y - Eats yogurt - times per year
4. MDCD15Y - Eats ice cream or frozen yogurt - times per year

Meat and fish consumption (11 DVs)

1. MFCD11Y - Eats red meat - times per year
2. MFCD12Y - Eats liver - times per year
3. MFCD13Y - Eats other organ meats - times per year
4. MFCD14Y - Eats beef or pork hot dogs - times per year
5. MFCD15Y - Eats sausage or bacon- times per year
6. MFCD16Y - Eats salt water fish - times per year
7. MFCD17Y - Eats fresh water fish - times per year
8. MFCD18Y - Eats shellfish - times per year
9. MFCD19Y - Eats eggs and egg dishes - times per year
10. MFCD20Y - Eats cooked dried beans - times per year
11. MFCD21Y - Eats peanuts, walnuts, seeds or other nuts - times per year

Oral Health (77 DVs)

1. OHCDELG - Eligibility - Oral Health component
2. OHEDAC01 - Total number of adult crowns - code 1
3. OHEDAC02 - Total number of adult crowns - code 2
4. OHEDAC03 - Total number of adult crowns - code 3
5. OHEDAC04 - Total number of adult crowns - code 4
6. OHEDAC05 - Total number of adult crowns - code 5
7. OHEDAC06 - Total number of adult crowns - code 6
8. OHEDAC07 - Total number of adult crowns - code 7
9. OHEDAC08 - Total number of adult crowns - code 8
10. OHEDAC09 - Total number of adult crowns - code 9
11. OHEDAC10 - Total number of adult crowns - code 10
12. OHEDAC12 - Total number of adult crowns - code 12
13. OHEDAC13 - Total number of adult crowns - code 13
14. OHEDAC14 - Total number of adult crowns - code 14
15. OHEDAC15 - Total number of adult crowns - code 15
16. OHEDAC16 - Total number of adult crowns - code 16
17. OHEDAC17 - Total number of adult crowns - code 17
18. OHEDAC18 - Total number of adult crowns - code 18
19. OHEDAC19 - Total number of adult crowns - code 19
20. OHEDAC20 - Total number of adult crowns - code 20
21. OHEDAC21 - Total number of adult crowns - code 21
22. OHEDAR01 - Total number of adult roots - code 1
23. OHEDAR03 - Total number of adult roots - code 3
24. OHEDAR04 - Total number of adult roots - code 4
25. OHEDAR05 - Total number of adult roots - code 5
26. OHEDAR06 - Total number of adult roots - code 6
27. OHEDAR07 - Total number of adult roots - code 7
28. OHEDAR11 - Total number of adult roots - code 11
29. OHEDAR12 - Total number of adult roots - code 12
30. OHEDAR13 - Total number of adult roots - code 13
31. OHEDAR14 - Total number of adult roots - code 14
32. OHEDAR15 - Total number of adult roots - code 15
33. OHEDAR16 - Total number of adult roots - code 16
34. OHEDAR17 - Total number of adult roots - code 17
35. OHEDAR19 - Total number of adult roots - code 19
36. OHEDAR20 - Total number of adult roots - code 20
37. OHEDAR21 - Total number of adult roots - code 21
38. OHEDCS01 - Calculus score recode - teeth 17 and 16
39. OHEDCS02 - Calculus score recode - tooth 11
40. OHEDCS03 - Calculus score recode - teeth 26 and 27
41. OHEDCS04 - Calculus score recode - teeth 37 and 36
42. OHEDCS05 - Calculus score recode - tooth 31
43. OHEDCS06 - Calculus score recode - teeth 46 and 47
44. OHEDDS01 - Debris score recode - teeth 17 and 16
45. OHEDDS02 - Debris score recode - tooth 11
46. OHEDDS03 - Debris score recode - teeth 26 and 27
47. OHEDDS04 - Debris score recode - teeth 37 and 36
48. OHEDDS05 - Debris score recode - tooth 31
49. OHEDDS06 - Debris score recode - teeth 46 and 47
50. OHEDDT01 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 1
51. OHEDDT02 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 2
52. OHEDDT03 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 3
53. OHEDDT04 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 4
54. OHEDDT05 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 5
55. OHEDDT06 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 6
56. OHEDDT07 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 7
57. OHEDDT08 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 8
58. OHEDDT09 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 9
59. OHEDDT10 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 10
60. OHEDDT12 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 12
61. OHEDDT13 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 13
62. OHEDDT14 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 14
63. OHEDDT15 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 15
64. OHEDDT16 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 16
65. OHEDDT17 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 17
66. OHEDDT20 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 20
67. OHEDDT21 - Total number of deciduous teeth - code 21
68. OHEDFLUO - Fluorosis score recode
69. OHEDGS12 - Gingivitis score recode - tooth 12
70. OHEDGS16 - Gingivitis score recode - tooth 16
71. OHEDGS24 - Gingivitis score recode - tooth 24
72. OHEDGS32 - Gingivitis score recode - tooth 32
73. OHEDGS36 - Gingivitis score recode - tooth 36
74. OHEDGS44 - Gingivitis score recode - tooth 44
75. OHRD25 - Test exclusion – probing
76. OHMD31Y - Brushing teeth - number times per year
77. OHMD32Y - Flossing teeth - number times per year

Physical activities (6 DVs)

1. PACDEE - Daily Energy Expenditure
2. PACDFM - Average Monthly Frequency of Physical Activity Lasting Over 15 Minutes
3. PACDFR - Frequency of All Physical Activity Lasting Over 15 Minutes
4. PACDPAI - Physical Activity Index
5. PACFD - Participant In Daily Physical Activity Lasting Over 15 Minutes
6. PACFLEI - Participant In Leisure Physical Activity

Partial Curl-Ups (2 DVs)

1. PCCDELG - Eligibility - Partial Curl-up component
2. PCMD11 - Partial curl-up norms for respondents 15 - 69

Phlebotomy (2 DVs)

1. BDCD13 - Blood donation status
2. PHBDELG - Eligibility - Phlebotomy component

Report of Measurements (2 DVs)

1. RMCDBCK - Back fitness norms for respondents 15 – 69
2. RMCDMSK - Musculo-skeletal fitness norms for respondents 15 – 69

Sedentary activities (1 DV)

1. SACDTOT - Total Number of Hours Per Week Spent In Sedentary Activities

Screening (1 DV)

1. ATGD12 - Fasting status

Socio-demographic characteristics (8 DVs)

1. SDCDAIM - Age at time of immigration
2. SDCDCGT - Culture / Race Flag
3. SDCDFL1 - First official language learned and still understood
4. SDCDLNG - Language(s) in which respondent can converse
5. SDCDRES - Length of time in Canada since immigration
6. SDCFABT - Aboriginal flag
7. SDCFIMM - Immigration flag
8. SDCGCB - Country of birth – grouped

Strengths and difficulties (12 DVs)

1. SDQDCON - Conduct Problems
2. SDQDEMO - Emotional Symptoms
3. SDQDHYP - Hyperactivity/Inattention
4. SDQDPRO - Prosocial Behaviour
5. SDQDPRP - Peer Relationship Problems
6. SDQDTOT - Total Difficulties Score
7. SDQGCON - Conduct Problems Score – Grouped
8. SDQGEMO - Emotional Symptoms Score – Grouped
9. SDQGHYP - Hyperactivity Score – Grouped
10. SDQGPRO - Prosocial Behaviour Score – Grouped
11. SDQGPRP - Peer Relationship Problems Score – Grouped
12. SDQGTOT - Total Difficulties Score – Grouped

Smoking (3 DVs)

1. SMKDSTP - Number of Years Since Stopping Smoking Completely
2. SMKDSTY - Type of Smoker
3. SMKDYFS - Number of Years Smoked Daily (Former Daily Smokers Only)

Spirometry (4 DVs)

1. SPCDELG - Eligibility - Spirometry component
2. SPMDB1FP - Percent predicted FEV1/FVC
3. SPMDB1P - Percent predicted Forced Expiratory Volume (FEV1)
4. SPMDBFVP - Percent predicted Forced Vital Capacity (FVC)

Sit and Reach (4 DVs)

1. SRCDELG - Eligibility - Sit and Reach component
2. SRMD11 - Sit and reach measure
3. SRMD12 - Sit and reach norms - respondents 15 – 69
4. SRMD13 - Sit and reach norms - respondents less than 15

Urine Collection (1 DV)

1. URCDELG - Eligibility - Urine Collection component

Water and soft drink consumption (7 DVs)

1. WSDD11Y - Drinks regular soft drinks - times per year
2. WSDD12Y - Drinks diet soft drinks - times per year
3. WSDD13Y - Drinks sport drinks - times per year
4. WSDD14Y - Drinks fruit juices - times per year
5. WSDD15Y - Drinks fruit flavoured drinks - times per year
6. WSDD16Y - Drinks vegetable juices - times per year
7. WSDD21Y - Drinks water - times per year

Weight change (10 DVs)

1. WTCD11KG - Weight one year ago (kilograms) - self-reported
2. WTCD11LB - Weight one year ago (pounds) - self-reported
3. WTCD21KG - Weight ten years ago (kilograms) - self-reported
4. WTCD21LB - Weight ten years ago (pounds) - self-reported
5. WTCD22KG - Weight at age 25 (kilograms) - self-reported
6. WTCD22LB - Weight at age 25 (pounds) - self-reported
7. WTCD23KG - Most ever weighed (kilograms) - self-reported
8. WTCD23LB - Most ever weighed (pounds) - self-reported
9. WTCD25KG - Least ever weighed (kilograms) - self-reported
10. WTCD25LB - Least ever weighed (pounds) - self-reported

mCAFT (9 DVs)

1. AFCDELG - Eligibility for themodified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)

Variable name:
AFCDELG

Based on:
CLC_AGE, V2_TYPE, ATG_13, ATG_33B, PHC_12, PHC_36, PHC_37, PHC_42G,MHR_611B, PAR_11, PAR_21, PAR_31, PAR_43, PAR_44E, PAR_44H,PAR_44I, PAR_45, PAR_5A3A, PAR_5B3A, PAR_5C3A, PAR_5D3A, PAR_5E3A,PAR_5F3A, PAR_5G3A, PAR_5H3A, PAR_5I3A, PAR_5J3A, PAR_5K3A, PAR_61,PAR_72A, ORS_3, BPMDBPS, BPMDBPD, BPMDHR, BDCD13

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT).  As there are multiple reasons to be screened out of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs by reason should not be based on frequency counts for this variable.  This test was performed by respondents 6 to 69 years of age.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 1
AFCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
2	V2_TYPE = 2	Not eligible - home visit
3	CLC_AGE > 69	Not eligible – age
4	ATG_13 = 1	Not eligible - ate too close to visit time
5	ATG_33B = 1	Not eligible - drank alcohol too close to visit time
6	(12 < PHC_12 < NA)	Not eligible - more than 12 weeks pregnant
8	PHC_36 = 1 and PHC_37 = 2	Not eligible - did not bring breathing medication
9	PHC_42G = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
12	MHR_611B = 1	Not eligible - medication use
13	(PAR_N11 = 1 or PAR_21 = 1 or PAR_31 = 1 or (PAR_43 = 1 and PAR_44E = 1) or (PAR_43 = 1 and PAR_44H = 1) or (PAR_43 = 1 and PAR_44I = 1 and PAR_45 = 1) or PAR_5A3A = 1 or PAR_5B3A = 1 or PAR_5C3A = 1 or PAR_5D3A = 1 or PAR_5E3A = 1 or PAR_5F3A = 1 or PAR_5G3A = 1 or PAR_5H3A = 1 or PAR_5I3A = 1 or PAR_5J3A = 1 or PAR_5K3A = 1 or PAR_61 = 1 or PAR_72A = 1)	Not eligible - PAR-Q answer
14	ORS_3 = 1	Not eligible - other reason
15	(CLC_AGE > 14 and (144 < BPMDBPS < NA)) or (CLC_AGE > 14 and (144 < BPMDBPD < NA))	Not eligible - high blood pressure
16	CLC_AGE > 14 and (99 < BPMDHR < NA)	Not eligible - high heart rate
17	BDCD13 = 1	Not eligible - donated blood day before clinic visit
1	Else	Eligible

2. AFTD01 - Starting stage of the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)

Variable name:
AFTD01

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, AFCDELG

Description:
This variable indicates the starting stage for the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT).

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This test was performed by respondents 6 to 69 years of age.

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rd Edition, 2004) by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP)

Table 2
AFTD01 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(CLC_AGE = DK, RF, NS) or (CLC_SEX = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	(1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (59 < CLC_AGE < 70)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (49 < CLC_AGE < 70))	Set mCAFT starting stage to Stage 1
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (49 < CLC_AGE < 60)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (39 < CLC_AGE < 50))	Set mCAFT starting stage to Stage 2
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (29 < CLC_AGE < 50)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (14 < CLC_AGE < 40))	Set mCAFT starting stage to Stage 3
4	CLC_SEX = 1 and (14 < CLC_AGE < 30)	Set mCAFT starting stage to Stage 4
5	CLC_AGE < 15	Set mCAFT starting stage to Stage 5

3. AFTD02 - Ceiling heart rate for the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)

Variable name:
AFTD02

Based on:
CLC_AGE, AFCDELG, AFTD01

Description:
This variable indicates the ceiling or maximum heart rate that the respondent may reach when completing the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT). It is the heart rate (in beats per minute) at which the test is stopped. The mCAFT consists of  a maximum of eight 3-minute stepping tests. The test is discontinued when the respondent's heart rate reaches the ceiling indicated.  The ceiling rates are based on the age of the respondent.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This test was performed by respondents 6 to 69 years of age.

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rd Edition, 2004) by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP)

Table 3
AFTD02 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999	(CLC_AGE = DK, RF, NS) or (AFTD01 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
996	(1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
182	CLC_AGE = 6 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 6 (in beats per minute)
181	CLC_AGE = 7 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 7 (in beats per minute)
180	CLC_AGE = 8 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 8 (in beats per minute)
179	CLC_AGE = 9 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 9 (in beats per minute)
178	CLC_AGE = 10 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 10 (in beats per minute)
177	(CLC_AGE = 11, 12) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 11 to 12 (in beats per minute)
176	CLC_AGE = 13 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 13 (in beats per minute)
175	CLC_AGE = 14 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 14 (in beats per minute)
174	CLC_AGE = 15 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 15 (in beats per minute)
173	(CLC_AGE = 16, 17) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 16 to 17 (in beats per minute)
172	CLC_AGE = 18 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 18 (in beats per minute)
171	CLC_AGE = 19 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 19 (in beats per minute)
170	CLC_AGE = 20 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 20 (in beats per minute)
169	CLC_AGE = 21 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 21 (in beats per minute)
168	CLC_AGE = 22 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 22 (in beats per minute)
167	(CLC_AGE = 23, 24) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 23 to 24 (in beats per minute)
166	CLC_AGE = 25 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 25 (in beats per minute)
165	CLC_AGE = 26 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 26 (in beats per minute)
164	CLC_AGE = 27 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 27 (in beats per minute)
163	CLC_AGE = 28 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 28 (in beats per minute)
162	(CLC_AGE = 29, 30) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 29 to 30 (in beats per minute)
161	CLC_AGE = 31 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 31 (in beats per minute)
160	CLC_AGE = 32 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 32 (in beats per minute)
159	CLC_AGE = 33 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 33 (in beats per minute)
158	CLC_AGE = 34 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 34 (in beats per minute)
157	CLC_AGE = 35 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 35 (in beats per minute)
156	(CLC_AGE = 36, 37) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 36 to 37 (in beats per minute)
155	CLC_AGE = 38 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 38 (in beats per minute)
154	CLC_AGE = 39 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 39 (in beats per minute)
153	CLC_AGE = 40 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 40 (in beats per minute)
152	CLC_AGE = 41 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 41 (in beats per minute)
151	CLC_AGE = 42 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 42 (in beats per minute)
150	(CLC_AGE = 43, 44) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 43 to 44 (in beatsper minute)
149	CLC_AGE = 45 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 45 (in beats perminute)
148	CLC_AGE = 46 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 46 (in beats perminute)
147	CLC_AGE = 47 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 47 (in beats perminute)
146	CLC_AGE = 48 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 48 (in beats perminute)
145	(CLC_AGE = 49, 50) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 49 to 50 (in beatsper minute)
144	CLC_AGE = 51 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 51 (in beats perminute)
143	CLC_AGE = 52 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 52 (in beats perminute)
142	CLC_AGE = 53 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 53 (in beats perminute)
141	CLC_AGE = 54 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 54 (in beats perminute)
140	CLC_AGE = 55 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 55 (in beats perminute)
139	(CLC_AGE = 56, 57) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 56 to 57 (in beatsper minute)
138	CLC_AGE = 58 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 58 (in beats perminute)
137	CLC_AGE = 59 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 59 (in beats perminute)
136	CLC_AGE = 60 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 60 (in beats perminute)
135	CLC_AGE = 61 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 61 (in beats perminute)
134	CLC_AGE = 62 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 62 (in beats perminute)
133	(CLC_AGE = 63, 64) and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 63 to 64 (in beatsper minute)
132	CLC_AGE = 65 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 65 (in beats perminute)
131	CLC_AGE = 66 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 66 (in beats perminute)
130	CLC_AGE = 67 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 67 (in beats perminute)
129	CLC_AGE = 68 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 68 (in beats perminute)
128	CLC_AGE = 69 and (0 < AFTD01 < 6)	The ceiling heart rate for respondents aged 69 (in beats perminute)

4. AFTD21 - Final Stepping Stage of the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)

Variable name:
AFTD21

Based on:
AFCDELG, AFT_11, AFT_12, AFT_13, AFT_14, AFT_15, AFT_16, AFT_17, AFT_18

Description:
This variable indicates the final stepping stage for respondents that completed the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT).

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This test was performed by respondents 6 to 69 years of age.

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rd Edition, 2004) by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP)

Table 4
AFTD21 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	(1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
8	(0 < AFT_18 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 8
7	(0 < AFT_17 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 7
6	(0 < AFT_16 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 6
5	(0 < AFT_15 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 5
4	(0 < AFT_14 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 4
3	(0 < AFT_13 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 3
2	(0 < AFT_12 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 2
1	(0 < AFT_11 < NA)	Final stepping stage set to stage 1
99	Else		NS

5. AFTD22 - Immediate Post-exercise HeartRate

Variable name:
AFTD22

Based on:
AFCDELG, AFT_11, AFT_12, AFT_13, AFT_14, AFT_15, AFT_16, AFT_17,AFT_18

Description:
This variable indicates theimmediate post-exercise heart rate for respondents who completedthe modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT).

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This testwas performed by respondents 6 to 69 years of age.

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity,Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rd Edition, 2004) by the CanadianSociety for Exercise Physiology (CSEP)

Table 5
AFTD22 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	(1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
AFTD22 = AFT_18	(0 < AFT_18 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 8
AFTD22 = AFT_17	(0 < AFT_17 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 7
AFTD22 = AFT_16	(0 < AFT_16 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 6
AFTD22 = AFT_15	(0 < AFT_15 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 5
AFTD22 = AFT_14	(0 < AFT_14 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 4
AFTD22 = AFT_13	(0 < AFT_13 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 3
AFTD22 = AFT_12	(0 < AFT_12 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 2
AFTD22 = AFT_11	(0 < AFT_11 < NA)	The Immediate Post-exercise Heart Rate equals the heart rate atthe end of Stage 1
99	Else		NS

6. AFTD71 - Oxygen cost of the modifiedCanadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)

Variable name:
AFTD71

Based on:
CLC_SEX, AFCDELG, AFTD21

Description:
This variable indicates the Oxygen cost for respondents whocompleted the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT).Oxygen cost is measured in millilitres / kilograms / minute.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This testwas performed by respondents 6 to 69 years of age.

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rdEdition, 2004) by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology(CSEP)

Table 6
AFTD71 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.9	(AFTD21 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
99.6	(1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
15.9	AFTD21 = 1	Oxygen cost for respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 1
18.0	AFTD21 = 2	Oxygen cost for respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 2
22.0	AFTD21 = 3	Oxygen cost for respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 3
24.5	AFTD21 = 4	Oxygen cost for respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 4
26.3	CLC_SEX = 2 and AFTD21 = 5	Oxygen cost for female respondents with a final stepping stageof stage 5
29.5	(CLC_SEX = 1 and AFTD21 = 5) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and AFTD21 = 6)	Oxygen cost for male respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 5 and females with a final stepping stage of stage 6
33.6	(CLC_SEX = 1 and AFTD21 = 6) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and AFTD21 = 7)	Oxygen cost for male respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 6 and females with a final stepping stage of stage 7
36.2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and AFTD21 = 7) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and AFTD21 = 8)	Oxygen cost for male respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 7 and females with a final stepping stage of stage 8
40.1	CLC_SEX = 1 and AFTD21 = 8	Oxygen cost for male respondents with a final stepping stage ofstage 8

7. AFTD72 - Aerobic fitness score based onthe modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT)

Variable name:
AFTD72

Based on:
HWM_13KG, AFCDELG, AFTD71

Description:
This variable indicates the aerobic fitness score based on themodified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test (mCAFT).

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This testwas performed by respondents 6 to 69 years of age.

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rdEdition, 2004) by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology(CSEP)

Table 7
AFTD72 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999	(AFTD71 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
996	(1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
Round((10 * (17.2 + (1.29 * AFTD71)– (0.09 * HWM_13KG)– (0.18 * CLC_AGE))), 1)	(0 < HWM_13KG < NA)	Aerobic fitness score	Rounded to integer
999	Else		NA

8. AFTD73 - Aerobic fitness norms forrespondents aged 15 – 69

Variable name:
AFTD73

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, AFCDELG, AFTD72

Description:
This variable indicates the aerobic fitness norms for respondents15 - 69  based on the modified Canadian Aerobic Fitness Test(mCAFT).

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This testwas performed by respondents 15 to 69 years of age.
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rdEdition, 2004) provides the following description of the AerobicFitness Norms:
Excellent - aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generallyassociated with optimal health benefits
Very Good- aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generallyassociated with considerable health benefits
Good - aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generallyassociated with many health benefits
Fair - aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generallyassociated with some health benefits but also some health risks
Needs Improvement - aerobic fitness falls within a range that isgenerally associated with considerable health risks

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity,Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rd Edition, 2004) by the CanadianSociety for Exercise Physiology (CSEP)

Table 8
AFTD73 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(AFTD72 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or (1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
0	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (0 < AFTD72 < 436)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (0 < AFTD72 < 416)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (0 < AFTD72 < 337)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (0 < AFTD72 < 319)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (0 < AFTD72 < 260)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (0 < AFTD72 < 235))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (0 < AFTD72 < 368)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (0 < AFTD72 < 350)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (0 < AFTD72 < 330)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (0 < AFTD72 < 271)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (0 < AFTD72 < 246)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (0 < AFTD72 < 235)))	Needs improvement
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (435 < AFTD72 < 488)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (415 < AFTD72 < 472)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (336 < AFTD72 < 401)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (318 < AFTD72 < 355)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (259 < AFTD72 < 301)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (234 < AFTD72 < 287))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (367 < AFTD72 < 395)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (349 < AFTD72 < 378)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (329 < AFTD72 < 360)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (270 < AFTD72 < 319)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (245 < AFTD72 < 310)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (234 < AFTD72 < 296)))	Fair
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (487 < AFTD72 < 524)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (471 < AFTD72 < 506)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (400 < AFTD72 < 454)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (354 < AFTD72 < 427)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (300 < AFTD72 < 365)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (286 < AFTD72 < 328))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (394 < AFTD72 < 437)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (377 < AFTD72 < 420)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (359 < AFTD72 < 401)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (318 < AFTD72 < 351)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (309 < AFTD72 < 340)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (295 < AFTD72 < 328)))	Good
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (523 < AFTD72 < 574)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (505 < AFTD72 < 556)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (453 < AFTD72 < 488)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (426 < AFTD72 < 470)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (364 < AFTD72 < 418)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (327 < AFTD72 < 384))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (436 < AFTD72 < 490)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (419 < AFTD72 < 472)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (400 < AFTD72 < 454)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (350 < AFTD72 < 400)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (339 < AFTD72 < 366)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (327 < AFTD72 < 358)))	Very good
4	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (573 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (555 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (487 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (469 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (417 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (383 < AFTD72 < NA))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (489 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (471 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (453 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (399 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (365 < AFTD72 < NA)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (357 < AFTD72 < NA)))	Excellent
9	Else		NS

9. AFTD74 - Aerobic fitness norms forrespondents aged less than 15

Variable name:
AFTD74

Based on:
CLC_AGE, AFCDELG, AFTD21, AFTD72

Description:
This variable indicates the aerobic fitness norms for respondents less than 15 based on their aerobic fitness test result.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  This testwas performed by respondents 6 to 14 years of age.
The aerobic fitness norms for respondents less than 15 are described as follows:
Excellent - aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generally associated with optimal health benefits
Very good - aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generally associated with considerable health benefits
Good - aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generally associated with many health benefits
Average - aerobic fitness falls within a range that is generally associated with some health benefits but also some health risks
Low - aerobic fitness falls within a range that may accelerate certain health risks

Source:
'Assessing Physical Fitness and Physical Activity in Population-Based Surveys' by the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute, Ottawa: ON.

Table 9
AFTD74 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(AFTD72 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	CLC_AGE > 14 or (1 < AFCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
5	CLC_AGE = 6	No standards
0	AFTD21 = 5	Needs improvement
1	AFTD21 = 6	Low
2	AFTD21 = 7 and (167 < AFTD22 < NA)	Average
3	AFTD21 = 7 and (130 < AFTD22 < 168)	Very good
4	AFTD21 = 7 and (0 < AFTD22 < 131)	Excellent
9	Else		NS

Alcohol use (3 DVs)

1. ALCDDLY - Average Daily AlcoholConsumption

Variable name:
ALCDDLY

Based on:
ALCDWKY

Description:
This variable indicates the average number of drinks the respondentconsumed per day in the week prior to the interview.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age and those who did not have atleast one drink in the last 12 months were excluded from thepopulation.

Table 1
ALCDDLY Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	ALCDWKY = NA	Population exclusions	NA
999	ALCDWKY = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
round((ALCDWKY / 7),1)	ALCDWKY < 694	Average daily alcohol consumption	Rounded to integer (min: 0; max: 99)

2. ALCDTYP - Type of Drinker

Variable name:
ALCDTYP

Based on:
DHH_AGE, ALC_12, ALC_17

Description:
This variable indicates the type of drinker the respondent is basedon his/her drinking habits.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Table 2
ALCDTYP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 12	Population exclusion	NA
9	(ALC_12 = DK, RF, NS) or (ALC_17 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	(2 <= ALC_12 < NA)	Regular drinker
2	ALC_12 = 1	Occasional drinker
3	ALC_17 = 1	Former Drinker
4	ALC_17 = 2	Never Drank

3. ALCDWKY - Weekly Consumption

Variable name:
ALCDWKY

Based on:
DHH_AGE, ALC_11, ALC_15A, ALC_15B, ALC_15C, ALC_15D, ALC_15E,ALC_15F, ALC_15G

Description:
This variable indicates the total number of drinks consumed in theweek prior to the interview.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age and those who did not have atleast one drink in the past 12 months were excluded from thepopulation.

Table 3
ALCDWKY Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	ALC_11 = 2 or DHH_AGE < 12	Population exclusions	NA
999	(ALC_15A = DK, RF, NS) or (ALC_15B = DK, RF, NS) or (ALC_15C = DK, RF, NS) or (ALC_15D = DK, RF, NS) or (ALC_15E = DK, RF, NS) or (ALC_15F = DK, RF, NS) or (ALC_15G = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	ALC_14 = 2	Hasn’t had a drink in last week
ALC_15A + ALC_15B + ALC_15C + ALC_15D + ALC_15E + ALC_15F + ALC_15G	(0 <= ALC_15A < NA) and (0 <= ALC_15B < NA) and (0 <= ALC_15C < NA) and (0 <= ALC_15D < NA) and (0 <= ALC_15E < NA) and (0 <= ALC_15F < NA) and (0 <= ALC_15G < NA)	Number of drinks consumed in past week	(min: 0; max: 693)

Anthropometric (23 DVs)

1. ANCDELG - Eligibility for theAnthropometric component

Variable name:
ANCDELG

Based on:
PHC_42C, PHC_42D

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for theAnthropometric component. As there are multiple reasons to bescreened out of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs byreason should not be based on frequency counts for thisvariable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 1
ANCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	PHC_42C = 1 and PHC_42D = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
1	Else	Eligible

2. HWMD11IN - Standing height (inches)– measured

Variable name:
HWMD11IN

Based on:
PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_11CM

Description:
This variable contains the measured standing height in inches.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

Table 2
HWMD11IN Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_42C = 1 or (ANCDELG > 1 and ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
Round((HWM_11CM * 0.3937), .1)	HWM_11CM > 0 and HWM_11CM < NA	Measured standing height in inches	Rounded to one decimal place
99.9	Else		NS

3. HWMD12IN - Sitting height (inches) -measured

Variable name:
HWMD12IN

Based on:
PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_12CM

Description:
This variable contains the measured sitting height in inches.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

Table 3
HWMD12IN Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_42C = 1 or (ANCDELG > 1 and ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
Round((HWM_12CM * 0.3937), .1)	HWM_12CM > 0 and HWM_12CM < NA	Measured sitting height in inches	Rounded to one decimal place
99.9	Else		NS

4. HWMD13LB - Weight (pounds) –measured

Variable name:
HWMD13LB

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_13KG

Description:
This variable contains the measured weight in pounds.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

Table 4
HWMD13LB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999.6	PHC_11 = 1 or PHC_42C = 1 or (ANCDELG > 1 and ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
Round((HWM_13KG * 2.205), .1)	HWM_13KG > 0 and HWM_13KG < NA	Measured weight in pounds	Rounded to one decimal place
999.9	Else		NS

5. HWMD14IN - Waist circumference(inches) – measured

Variable name:
HWMD14IN

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_14CM

Description:
This variable contains the waist circumference in inches.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
Waist circumference was not measured for pregnant women.

Table 5
HWMD14IN Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_11 = 1 or PHC_42C = 1 or (ANCDELG > 1 and ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
Round((HWM_14CM * 0.3937), .1)	HWM_14CM > 0 and HWM_14CM < NA	Waist circumference in inches	Rounded to one decimal place
99.9	Else		NS

          

6. HWMD15IN - Hip circumference (inches)– measured

Variable name:
HWMD15IN

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_15CM

Description:
This variable contains the hip circumference in inches.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
Hip circumference was not measured for pregnant women

Table 6
HWMD15IN Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_11 = 1 or PHC_42C = 1 or (ANCDELG > 1 and ANCDELG < NA) or HWMD15CM = NA	Population exclusions	NA
Round((HWM_15CM * 0.3937), .1)	HWM_15CM > 0 and HWM_15CM < NA	Hip circumference in inches	Rounded to one decimal place
99.9	Else		NS

7. HWMDBMI - Body Mass Index (BMI)– measured

Variable name:
HWMDBMI

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_13KG, HWMDHTM

Description:
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a comparison of "weight" relative to the"height" of respondents.  BMI is calculated by dividing weightin kilograms by height in metres squared.
(BMI = WEIGHT (kilograms) / HEIGHT (metres) SQUARED)

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
BMI was not calculated for pregnant women.
This BMI classification was created using "measured height" and"measured weight" variables.

Table 7
HWMDBMI Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999.99	CLC_SEX = 2 and (PHC_11 = DK, RF, NS)	Females who did not answer the pregnancy question (don't know,refusal, not stated)	NS
999.99	HWM_13KG > NA or HWMDHTM = NS	Respondents for whom a valid measured height and weight werenot obtained	NS
999.96	PHC_11 = 1 or PHC_42C = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
Round(HWM_13KG / (HWMDHTM x HWMDHTM), .2)	HWM_13KG < NA and HWMDHTM < NA	BMI calculated from both measured height and measured weightvalues	Rounded to two decimal places

            

8. HWMDBMIA - BMI classification foradults aged 18 and over (measured) - internationalstandard

Variable name:
HWMDBMIA

Based on:
CLC_AGE, PHC_11, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI

Description:
This variable assigns adult respondents aged 18 and over (exceptpregnant women) to one of the following categories, according totheir Body Mass Index (BMI): underweight; acceptable weight;overweight; obese class I; obese class II; and, obese class III.Here, the BMI categories are adopted from a body weightclassification system recommended by Health Canada and the WorldHealth Organization (WHO) which has been widely usedinternationally.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
According to Health Canada, this BMI classification system can beused as a screening tool to identify weight-related health risks atthe population and individual levels. The following health risksare associated with each of the BMI categories for adults aged 18and over:
normal weight = least health risk;
underweight and overweight = increased health risk;
obese class I = high health risk;
obese class II = very high health risk;
obese class III = extremely high health risk;
At the population level, the BMI classification system can be usedto compare body weight patterns and related health risks within andbetween populations and to establish population trends in bodyweight patterns. The classification should be used with caution atthe individual level because the health risk associated with eachBMI category varies considerably between individuals. Particularcaution should be used when classifying: adults who are naturallyvery lean, very muscular adults, some ethnic and racial groups, andseniors.
This variable excludes female respondents aged 18 and over who werepregnant.

Internet site:
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hpfb-dgpsa/onpp-bppn/weight

Table 8
HWMDBMIA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	HWMDBMI = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
96	CLC_AGE < 18 or PHC_11 = 1 or PHC_42C = 1 or (ANCDELG > 1 and ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
1	HWMDBMI < 18.50	Underweight
2	(18.50 <= HWMDBMI <= 24.99)	Normal weight
3	(25.00 <= HWMDBMI <= 29.99)	Overweight
4	(30.00 <= HWMDBMI <= 34.99)	Obese - Class I
5	(35.00 <= HWMDBMI <= 39.99)	Obese - Class II
6	HWMDBMI >= 40.00	Obese - Class III

Reference: For more detailed information see Canadian Guidelinesfor Body Weight Classification in Adults, Health Canada,2003.  These norms are used along with skinfold norms(SFMDS5A) and Waist Circumference norms (HWMDWSTA) to create thebody composition score (SFMDBCA).

9. HWMDBMIK - BMI Classification forChildren Aged 6 to 17 (measured) - CDC BMI-for-age

Variable name:
HWMDBMIK

Based on:
CLC_AGE, PHC_11, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI

Description:
Body Mass Index (BMI) growth charts can be used beginning at 2years of age.  BMI is calculated from weight and heightmeasurements and is used to determine whether an individual'sweight is appropriate for their height. The growth charts consistof a series of percentile curves illustrating the distribution ofmeasurements in U.S. children.  Most of the data used toconstruct the charts comes from the National Health and NutritionExamination Survey (NHANES), which has periodically collectedheight and weight data (and other health information) on theAmerican population since the early 1960's.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
The following percentiles were selected as cutoff points:
5th percentile and below = underweight;
From the 5th percentile up to and including the 85th percentile =normal;
From the 85th percentile up to and including the 95th percentile =overweight;
Above the 95th percentile = obese.

Table 9
HWMDBMIK Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	HWTDBMI = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
96	CLC_AGE >17 or PHC_11 = 1 or PHC_42C = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
1	At or below the 5th percentile for the child's age in days, andsex	Underweight
2	Between the 5th and up to and including the 85th percentile forthe child's age in days, and sex	Normal weight
3	Between the 86th and up to and including the 95th percentilefor the child's age in days, and sex	Overweight
4	Above the 95th percentile for the child's age in days, andsex	Obese

Reference: For more information, please see www.cdc.gov/growthcharts

10. HWMDCOL - BMI Classification forChildren Aged 6 to 17 (Measured) - Cole ClassificationSystem

Variable name:
HWMDCOL

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, CLC_YOB, CLC_MOB, CLC_DOB, V2_YEAR, V2_MONTH,V2_DAY, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI

Description:
This variable classifies children aged 6 to 17 as "obese" or"overweight" according to the age-and-sex-specific BMI cut-offpoints as defined by Cole et al. The Cole cut-off points are basedon pooled international data (Brazil, Great Britain, Hong Kong,Netherlands, Singapore, and United States) for BMI and linked tothe internationally accepted adult BMI cut-off points of 25(overweight) and 30 kg/m2 (obese).

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
Respondents who do not fall within the categories of "Obese" or"Overweight" (as defined by Cole et al.) have been classified byCCHS as "neither obese nor overweight".
This variable excludes female respondents who were pregnant andrespondents who were 216 months in age, i.e. 18 years old orolder.

Table 10.1
HWMDCOL Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
AGET1   CLC_AGM / 12	CLC_AGM < NA	Convert respondent’s "age in months" to "age inyears"	Rounded to nearest 0.5
CLC_AGM   Age in months	Interview date converted in months (V2_YEAR, V2_MTH and V2_DAY)- Date of birth converted in months (CLC_YOB, CLC_MOB andCLC_DOB)	Create respondent’s age in months at time of theinterview	(Min: 72; Max: 203)
9999	(CLC_DOB = DK, RF, NS) or (CLC_MOB = DK, RF, NS) or (CLC_YOB = DK, RF, NS)	A valid day of birth or month of birth or year of birth is notavailable for the respondent	NS

 

Table 10.2
HWMDCOL Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	HWMDBMI = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	CLC_AGE >17 or PHC_11 = 1 or PHC_42C = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
2	(AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.55 and HWMDBMI < 19.78)) or (AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.34 and HWMDBMI < 19.65)) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.71 and HWMDBMI < 20.23)) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.53 and HWMDBMI < 20.08)) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.92 and HWMDBMI < 20.63)) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.75 and HWMDBMI < 20.51)) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.16 and HWMDBMI < 21.09)) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.03 and HWMDBMI < 21.01)) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.44 and HWMDBMI < 21.60)) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.35 and HWMDBMI < 21.57)) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.76 and HWMDBMI < 22.17)) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.69 and HWMDBMI < 22.18)) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.10 and HWMDBMI < 22.77)) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.07 and HWMDBMI < 22.81)) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.46 and HWMDBMI < 23.39)) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.45 and HWMDBMI < 23.46)) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.84 and HWMDBMI < 24.00)) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.86 and HWMDBMI < 24.11)) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.20 and HWMDBMI < 24.57)) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.29 and HWMDBMI < 24.77)) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.55 and HWMDBMI < 25.10)) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.74 and HWMDBMI < 25.42)) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.89 and HWMDBMI < 25.58)) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.20 and HWMDBMI < 26.05)) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.22 and HWMDBMI < 26.02)) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.68 and HWMDBMI < 26.67)) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.56 and HWMDBMI < 26.43)) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.14 and HWMDBMI < 27.24)) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.91 and HWMDBMI < 26.84)) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.58 and HWMDBMI < 27.76)) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.27 and HWMDBMI < 27.25)) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.98 and HWMDBMI < 28.20)) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.62 and HWMDBMI < 27.63)) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.34 and HWMDBMI < 28.57)) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.96 and HWMDBMI < 27.98)) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.66 and HWMDBMI < 28.87)) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.29 and HWMDBMI < 28.30)) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.94 and HWMDBMI < 29.11)) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.60 and HWMDBMI < 28.60)) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.17 and HWMDBMI < 29.29)) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.90 and HWMDBMI < 28.88)) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.37 and HWMDBMI < 29.43)) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.19 and HWMDBMI < 29.14)) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.54 and HWMDBMI < 29.56)) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.46 and HWMDBMI < 29.41)) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.70 and HWMDBMI < 29.69)) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.73 and HWMDBMI < 29.70)) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.85 and HWMDBMI < 29.84)) or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  25.00 and HWMDBMI < 30.00))or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  25.00 and HWMDBMI < 30.00))	Overweight
3	(AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  19.78) or (AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  19.65) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  20.23) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  20.08) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  20.63) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  20.51) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  21.09) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  21.01) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  21.60) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  21.57) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  22.17) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  22.18) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  22.77) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  22.81) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  23.39) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  23.46) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  24.00) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  24.41) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  24.57) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  24.77) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  25.10) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  24.42) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  25.58) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  26.05) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  26.02) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  26.67) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  26.43) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  27.24) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  26.84) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  27.76) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  27.25) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  28.20) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  27.63) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  28.57) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  27.98) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  28.87) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  28.30) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.11) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  28.60) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.29) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  28.88) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.43) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  29.14) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.56) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  29.41) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.69) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  29.70) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.84) or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  30.00) or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  30.00)	Obese
1	Else	Neither overweight nor obese

 

Reference: For more information about the Cole BMIclassification system, see Establishing a Standard Definition forChild Overweight and Obesity Worldwide - International survey, byTim J. Cole, Mary C. Bellizzi, Katherine M. Flegal, William H.Dietz, published in British Medical Journal, Volume: 320, May2000.

11. HWMDHTM – Standing height(metres) – measured

Variable name:
HWMDHTM

Based on:
PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_11CM

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent's standing height inmetres.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Table 11
HWMDHTM Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9.999	(HWM_11CM = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9.996	PHC_42C = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
HWM_11CM / 100	Else	Height in metres

12. HWMDLLN - Leg Length

Variable name:
HWMDLLN

Based on:
PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_11CM, HWM_12CM

Description:
This variable calculates the leg length in centimetres of arespondent as sitting height subtracted from standing height.

Table 12
HWMDLLN Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999	(HWM_11CM = DK, RF, NS) or (HWM_12CM = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
996	PHC_42C = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
HWM_11CM – HWM_12CM	Else	Leg Length

13. HWMDMAT - Maturity Offset

Variable name:
HWMDMAT

Based on:
ANCDELG, CLC_AGE, CLC_MOB, CLC_SEX, CLC_YOB, PHC_42C, HWM_11CM,HWM_12CM, HWM_13KG, HWMDLLN

Description:
Age at peak height velocity (APHV) is a common bench mark inchildren used to estimate biological age.  How far anindividual is from PHV (Maturity Offset) can be predicted using aregression equation including measures of sex, age, height, sittingheight and weight.

Note:
Maturity Offset is calculated for ages 8 to 16 in girls and ages 9to 18 in boys.

Table 13.1
HWMDMAT Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
HWMTWHR 100 * (HWM_13KG /  HWM_11CM)	(HWM_11CM <> DK, RF, NS) and (HWM_13KG <> DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
AGET3 Round(((mdy(v2_mth, v2_day, v2_year) - mdy(clc_mob, clc_dob, clc_yob))/365.25), 0.5)		Calculate respondent's age	Rounded to nearest 0.5

 

Table 13.2
HWMDMAT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.99	(HWM_11CM = DK, RF, NS) or (HWM_13KG = DK, RF, NS) or HWMDLLN = NS or (CLC_YOB = DK, RF, NS) or (CLC_MOB = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
99.96	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (CLC_AGE < 9 or CLC_AGE > 18)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (CLC_AGE < 8 or CLC_AGE > 16)) or PHC_42C = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or HWM_11CM = NA or HWM_12CM = NA or HWM_13KG = NA	Population exclusions	NA
round((-9.236 + (0.0002708 * HWMDLLN * HWM_12CM) + (-0.001663 * AGET3 * HWMDLLN) + (0.007216 * AGET3 * HWM_12CM) + (0.02292 * HWMTWHR)), 0.01)	CLC_SEX = 1 and (CLC_AGE > 8 and CLC_AGE < 19)	Maturity offset for males
round((-9.376+ (0.0001882 * HWMDLLN * HWM_12CM)) + (0.0022* AGET3 * HWMDLLN) + (0.005841 * AGET3 * HWM_12CM) -  (0.002658 * AGET3 * HWM_13KG) +  (0.07693 * HWMTWHR)), 0.01)	CLC_SEX = 2 and (CLC_AGE > 7 and CLC_AGE < 17)	Maturity offset for females

 

Reference: For more information on Maturity Offset please see"An assessment of maturity from anthropometric measurements" byMirwald et al. 2001 in the Official Journal of the American Collegeof Sports Medicine.

14. HWMDWSTA - Waist CircumferenceNorms

Variable name:
HWMDWSTA

Based on:
CLC_SEX, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_14CM, HWMDBMI

Description:
Waist circumference (WC) is an important indicator of health riskassociated with abdominal obesity.  Sex-specific cut-offpoints have been established to identify risks associated withexcess abdominal fat.  A WC above these points is associatedwith an increased health risk.  The measurement should be usedamong those with Body Mass Indexes (BMIs) between 18.5 and 34.9, toidentify additional risk.  For BMIs > 35.0, the WCmeasurement does not provide additional information on healthrisk.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  Thesenorms are for respondents 15 to 69 years of age.
These norms are used along with skinfold norms (SFMDS5A) and BMI(HWMDBMI) to create the body composition score (SFMDBCA).

Table 14
HWMDWSTA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(HWM_14CM = DK, RF, NS) or HWMDBMI = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69 or PHC_42C = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or HWM_14CM = NA	Population exclusions	NA
0	(29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA) and ((CLC_SEX = 1 and (101.0 < HWM_14CM < NA)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (87.0 < HWM_14CM < NA)))	Score of 0	Needs improvement
1	(18.49 < HWMDBMI < 30.0) and ((CLC_SEX = 1 and (101.0 < HWM_14CM < NA)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (79.9 < HWM_14CM < 87.1)))	Score of 1	Fair
2	(29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA) and ((CLC_SEX = 1 and (93.9 < HWM_14CM < 101.1)) or ((CLC_SEX = 2 and (79.9 < HWM_14CM < 87.1)))	Score of 2	Good
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((0 < HWMDBMI < 18.50) or ((18.49 < HWMDBMI < 30.00) and (93.9 < HWM_14CM < 101.1)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((0 < HWMDBMI < 18.50) or ((18.49 < HWMDBMI < 30.00) and (79.9 < HWM_14CM < 87.1))))	Score of 3	Very good
4	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (0 < HWM_14CM < 94.0)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (0 < HWM_14CM < 80.0))	Score of 4	Excellent

           

Reference: For more information, please see Canadian Guidelinesfor Body Weight Classification, Health Canada, 2003, and TheCanadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rdEdition, 2004) by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology(CSEP).

15. HWMDWTH - Waist to hipratio

Variable name:
HWMDWTH

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_42C, ANCDELG, HWM_14CM, HWM_15CM

Description:
This variable calculates thewaist-to-hip ratio of the respondent.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

Table 15
HWMDWTH Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.99	HWM_14CM = DK, RF, NS or HWM_15CM = DK, RF, NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
99.96	PHC_11 = 1 or (PHC_12 > 12 and PHC_12 < NA) or PHC_42C = 1 or (ANCDELG > 1 and ANCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
Round((HWM_14CM / HWM_15CM), .01)	Else	Waist to hip ratio

16. SFMDBCA - Body CompositionNorms

Variable name:
SFMDBCA

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, HWM_14CM, HWMDBMI, HWMDWSTA, SFMDS5A

Description:
For respondents aged 15-69, the body composition score isinterpreted based on ratings from the Canadian Physical Activity,Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (CPAFLA). There are currently nostandards from which to interpret the score for respondents aged6-14 and 70-79.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application. This variableapplies to respondents 15 to 69 years of age.

Table 16.1
SFMDBCA Temporary Reformat

Value PTS1	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Round(( HWMDWSTA * 1.5 + SFMDS5A) / 2.5, .1)	(0 < HWMDBMI < NA) and (SFMDS5A = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4) and (HWMDWSTA = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4)	Calculation for body composition score given all three measures, i.e., Body Mass Index, Waist Circumference, and Sum of Five Skinfolds	Rounded to 1 decimal place
SFMDBCA	(0 < HWMDBMI < NA) and (SFMDS5A = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4) and (HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS)	Value for body composition score given Body Mass Index and Sum of Five Skinfolds only (no Waist Circumference)
HWMDWSTA	(0 < HWMDBMI < NA) and (HWMDWSTA = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS)	Value for body composition score given Body Mass Index and Waist Circumference only (no Sum of Five Skinfolds)
1	((32.49 < HWMDBMI < 35.00) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS)) or (CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI = DK, RF, NS) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (101.0 < HWM_14CM < NA)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI = DK, RF, NS) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (87.0 < HWM_14CM < NA))	Value for body composition score given Body Mass Index (between 32.49 and 35.00) only (no Waist Circumference or Sum of Five Skinfolds) and for males given Waist Circumference greater than 101.0 cm only (no BMI, no Sum of Five Skinfolds) and for females given Waist Circumference greater than 87.0 cm only (no BMI, no Sum of Five Skinfolds)
2	(29.99 < HWMDBMI < 32.50) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS)	Value for body composition score given Body Mass Index (between 29.99 and 32.50) only (no Waist Circumference or Sum of Five Skinfolds)
3	((0 < HWMDBMI < 18.50) or (24.99 < HWMDBMI < 30.00)) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS) or (CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI = DK, RF, NS) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (93.9 < HWM_14CM < 101.1)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI = DK, RF, NS) and (SFMDS5A = (DK, RF, NS) and (79.9 < HWM_14CM < 87.1))	Value for body composition score given Body Mass Index (between 0 and 18.50 and between 24.99 and 30.00) only (no Waist Circumference or Sum of Five Skinfolds) and for males given Waist Circumference between 93.9 and 101.1 cm only (no BMI, no Sum of Five Skinfolds) and for females given Waist Circumference between 79.9 and 87.1 cm only (no BMI, no Sum of Five Skinfolds)
4	((18.49 < HWMDBMI < 25.00) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (HWMDWSTA = (DK, RF, NS)) or (CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI = DK, RF, NS) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (0 < HWM_14CM < 94.0)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI = DK, RF, NS) and (SFMDS5A = DK, RF, NS) and (0 < HWM_14CM < 80.0))	Value for body composition score given Body Mass Index (between18.49 and 25.00) only (no Waist Circumference or Sum of FiveSkinfolds) and for males given Waist Circumference less than 94.0cm only (no BMI, no Sum of Five Skinfolds) and for females givenWaist Circumference less than 80.0 cm only (no BMI, no Sum of FiveSkinfolds)
5	Else

 

Table 16.2
HWMDWTH Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	(CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69) or (HWM_14CM = NA and HWMDBMI = NA and HWMDWSTA = NA and SFMDS5A = NA)	Population exclusions	NA
9	HWM_14CM > NA and HWMDBMI = NS and HWMDWSTA = NS and SFMDS5A = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	(0 <= PTS1 < 0.5)	Needs Improvement. Respondent's Body Composition Score fallswithin a range that is generally associated with considerablehealth risk
1	(0.4 < PTS1 < 1.5)	Fair. Respondent's Body Composition Score falls within a rangethat is generally associated with some health risk
2	(1.4 < PTS1 < 2.5)	Good. Respondent's Body Composition Score falls within a rangethat is generally associated with many health benefits
3	(2.4 < PTS1 < 3.5)	Very Good. Respondent's Body Composition Score falls within arange that is generally associated with considerable healthbenefits
4	(3.4 < PTS1 < 5.0)	Excellent. Respondent's Body Composition Score falls within arange that is generally associated with optimal healthbenefits
5	PTS1 > 4.9	There are currently no standards with which to interpret theBody Composition Score

 

Reference: This variable uses the sum of five skinfolds norm(SFMDS5A), the waist circumference norms (HWMDWSTA) and the BMInorms (HWMDBMIA) to create a body composition score.  Thescore is calculated based on an equation if all three norms areavailable.  If not, a score is assigned based on the availablemeasures, and according to the CPAFLA approach.

17. SFMDBSA - Biceps SkinfoldAverage

Variable name:
SFMDBSA

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_12, PHC_42D, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI, SFM_12, SFM_22,SFM_32

Description:
This variable indicates the average of the biceps skinfoldmeasurements in millimetres.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

This derived variable is created based on skinfold measurementsfrom appropriately selected respondents who had at least onemeasurement taken.  Two sets of measurements are preferred;however, if only one measurement was taken then the derivedvariable will equal the actual measurement.  If twomeasurements were taken and the difference between the twomeasurements was less than .5 mm then the derived variable will bethe average of the two measurements.  If the differencebetween the above-mentioned two measurements was greater than .4 mmthen a third measurement was taken.  If two of the threemeasurements  were within .4 mm then those two measurementswill be used to create the derived variable.  If all threemeasurements differ by more than .4 mm then the derived variablewill be the average of the three measurements.

Table 17
SFMDBSA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_11 = 1 or (12 < PHC_12 < NA) or PHC_42D = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or (29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA)	Population exclusions	NS
99.9	(SFM_12 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_22 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_32 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NA
	Calculate an average using the two skinfold measurements that are different by 0.4 mm or less

18. SFMDICA - Iliac Crest SkinfoldAverage

Variable name:
SFMDICA

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_12, PHC_42D, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI, SFM_14, SFM_24,SFM_34

Description:
This variable indicates the average of the iliac crest skinfoldmeasurements in millimetres.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

This derived variable is created based on skinfold measurementsfrom appropriately selected respondents who had at least onemeasurement taken.  Two sets of measurements are preferred;however, if only one measurement is taken then the derived variablewill equal the actual measurement.  If two measurements aretaken and the difference between the two measurements is less than.5 mm then the derived variable will be the average of the twomeasurements.  If the difference between the above-mentionedtwo measurements is greater than .4 mm then a third measurement istaken.  If two of the three measurements are within .4 mm thenthose two measurements will be used to create the derivedvariable.  If all three measurements differ by more than .4 mmthen the derived variable will be the average of the threemeasurements.

Table 18
SFMDICA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_11 = 1 or (12 < PHC_12 < NA) or PHC_42D = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or (29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA)	Population exclusions	NS
99.9	(SFM_14 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_24 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_34 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NA
	Calculate an average using the two skinfold measurements that are different by 0.4 mm or less

19. SFMDMCA - Medial Calf SkinfoldsAverage

Variable name:
SFMDMCA

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_12, PHC_42D, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI, SFM_15, SFM_25,SFM_35

Description:
This variable indicates the average of the medial calf skinfoldmeasurements in millimetres.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

This derived variable is created based on skinfold measurementsfrom appropriately selected respondents who had at least onemeasurement taken.  Two sets of measurements are preferred;however, if only one measurement was taken then the derivedvariable will equal the actual measurement.  If twomeasurements were taken and the difference between the twomeasurements was less than .5 mm then the derived variable will bethe average of the two measurements.  If the differencebetween the above-mentioned two measurements was greater than .4 mmthen a third measurement was taken.  If two of the threemeasurements were within .4 mm then those two measurements will beused to create the derived variable.  If all threemeasurements differ by more than .4 mm then the derived variablewill be the average of the three measurements.

Table 19
SFMDMCA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_11 = 1 or (12 < PHC_12 < NA) or PHC_42D = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or (29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA)	Population exclusions	NS
99.9	(SFM_15 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_25 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_35 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NA
	Calculate an average using the two skinfold measurements thatare different by 0.4 mm or less

20. SFMDS5 - Sum of 5 SkinfoldMeasurements

Variable name:
SFMDS5

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_12, PHC_42D, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI, SFMDBSA, SFMDICA,SFMDMCA, SFMDSSA, SFMDTSA

Description:
This variable indicates the sum of 5 average skinfoldsmeasurements:
Triceps
Biceps
Subscapular
Iliac Crest
Medial Calf

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

Skinfold measurements are used to estimate general fatness andthe distribution of subcutaneous adipose tissue. The principlebehind this technique is that the amount of subcutaneous fat (fatthat lies directly beneath the skin) is proportional to the totalamount of body fat.  Both too much fat and too little fat isassociated with increased health risk.

Table 20
SFMDS5 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999.6	PHC_11 = 1 or (12 < PHC_12 < NA) or PHC_42D = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or (29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA)	Population exclusions	NS
999.9	SFMDBSA = NS or SFMDICA = NS or SFMDMCA = NS or SFMDSSA = NS or SFMDTSA = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NA
SFMDBSA + SFMDICA + SFMDMCA + SFMDSSA + SFMDTSA	Else	Sum of five average skinfold measurements

21. SFMDS5A - Sum of 5 SkinfoldsMeasurements - Norms (ages 15-69)

Variable name:
SFMDS5A

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, HWMDBMI, SFMDS5

Description:
These norms are intended to be used to calculate a Body CompositionScore which uses a combination of Body Mass Index, WaistCircumference, and Sum of Five Skinfolds as published by theCanadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach 3rdEdition.  This derived variable calculates the points assignedfor the Sum of Five Skinfolds which will contribute to the BodyComposition Score.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application. This variableapplies to respondents 15 to 69 years of age.

Table 21
SFMDS5A Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69 or HWMDBMI = NA or SFMDS5 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	HWMDBMI = NS or SFMDS5 = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	(CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI > 34.99 and SFMDS5 > 77.0) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI > 34.99 and SFMDS5 > 113.0)	Score of 0	Needs improvement
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (32.49 < HWMDBMI < 35.00) and (77.0 < SFMDS5 < NA)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (32.49 < HWMDBMI < 35.00) and (113.0 < SFMDS5 < NA))	Score of 1	Fair
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((0 < HWMDBMI < 32.50) and (77.0 < SFMDS5 < NA)) or ((32.49 < HWMDBMI < 35.00) and (53.9 < SFMDS5 < 77.1))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((0 < HWMDBMI < 32.50) and (113.0 < SFMDS5 < NA)) or ((32.49 < HWMDBMI < 35.00) and (82.9 < SFMDS5 < 113.1)))	Score of 2	Good
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (0 < HWMDBMI < 18.50) and ((0 < SFMDS5 < 25.0) or (55.0 < SFMDS5 < 77.1)) or ((18.49 < HWMDBMI < 32.50) and (53.9 < SFMDS5 < 77.1))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (0 < HWMDBMI < 18.50) and ((0 < SFMDS5 < 46.0) or (84.0 < SFMDS5 < 113.1)) or ((18.49 < HWMDBMI < 32.50) and (82.9 < SFMDS5 < 113.1)))	Score of 3	Very good
4	(CLC_SEX  = 1 and ((0 < HWMDBMI < 18.50) and (24.9 < SFMDS5 < 55.1)) or ((18.49 < HWMDBMI < NA) and (0 < SFMDS5 < 54.0))) or  (CLC_SEX  = 2 and ((0 < HWMDBMI < 18.50) and (45.9 < SFMDS5 < 84.1)) or ((18.49 < HWMDBMI < NA) and (0 < SFMDS5 < 83.0)))	Score of 4	Excellent

Reference: These norms are used along with BMI norms (HWMDBMI)and Waist Circumference norms (HWMDWSTA) to create the bodycomposition score (SFMDBCA).

22. SFMDSSA - Subscapular SkinfoldsAverage

Variable name:
SFMDSSA

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_12, PHC_42D, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI, SFM_13, SFM_23,SFM_33

Description:
This variable indicates the average of the subscapular skinfoldmeasurements in millimetres.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

This derived variable is created based on skinfold measurementsfrom appropriately selected respondents who had at least onemeasurement taken.  Two sets of measurements are preferred;however, if only one measurement was taken then the derivedvariable will equal the actual measurement.  If twomeasurements were taken and the difference between the twomeasurements was less than .5 mm then the derived variable will bethe average of the two measurements.  If the differencebetween the above-mentioned two measurements was greater than .4 mmthen a third measurement was taken.  If two of the threemeasurements were within .4 mm then those two measurements will beused to create the derived variable.  If all threemeasurements differ by more than .4 mm then the derived variablewill be the average of the three measurements.

Table 22
SFMDSSA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_11 = 1 or (12 < PHC_12 < NA) or PHC_42D = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or (29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
99.9	(SFM_13 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_23 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_33 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
	Calculate an average using the two skinfold measurements that are different by 0.4 mm or less

23. SFMDTSA - Triceps SkinfoldsAverage

Variable name:
SFMDTSA

Based on:
PHC_11, PHC_12, PHC_42D, ANCDELG, HWMDBMI, SFM_11, SFM_21,SFM_31

Description:
This variable indicates the average of the triceps skinfoldmeasurements in millimetres.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

This derived variable is created based on skinfold measurementsfrom appropriately selected respondents who had at least onemeasurement taken.  Two sets of measurements are preferred;however, if only one measurement was taken then the derivedvariable will equal the actual measurement.  If twomeasurements were taken and the difference between the twomeasurements was less than .5 mm then the derived variable will bethe average of the two measurements.  If the differencebetween the above-mentioned two measurements was greater than .4 mmthen a third measurement was taken.  If two of the threemeasurements were within .4 mm then those two measurements will beused to create the derived variable.  If all threemeasurements differ by more than .4 mm then the derived variablewill be the average of the three measurements.

Table 23
SFMDTSA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	PHC_11 = 1 or (12 < PHC_12 < NA) or PHC_42D = 1 or (1 < ANCDELG < NA) or (29.99 < HWMDBMI < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
99.9	(SFM_11 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_21 = DK, RF, NS) and (SFM_31 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
	Calculate an average using the two skinfold measurements that are different by 0.4 mm or less

Blood Pressure (20 DVs)

1. BPMD160 - Type of problem - firstset

Variable name:
BPMD160

Based on:
BPM_110, BPM_101A, BPM_111A,BPM_111B, BPM_112A, BPM_113A, BPM_113B, BPM_113C, BPM_113D,BPM_113E, BPM_121A, BPM_121B, BPM_122A, BPM_123A, BPM_123B,BPM_123C, BPM_123D, BPM_123E, BPM_131A, BPM_131B, BPM_132A,BPM_133A, BPM_133B, BPM_133C, BPM_133D, BPM_133E, BPM_141A,BPM_141B, BPM_142A, BPM_143A, BPM_143B, BPM_143C, BPM_143D,BPM_143E, BPM_151A, BPM_151B, BPM_152A, BPM_153A, BPM_153B,BPM_153C, BPM_153D, BPM_153E

Description:
This variable indicates the type of error that occurred for thefirst set of resting blood pressure and heart rate

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available onrequest.
The first measures of the set are dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.
The following is a description of the possible error types:

1. Three or more measurement errors
2. The range of systolic blood pressure measurements exceeds 30millimetres of Mercury (mmHg)
3. The range of diastolic blood pressure measurements exceeds 20millimetres of Mercury (mmHg)
4. The range of heart rate measurements exceeds 30 beats perminute (bpm)

2. BPMD161 - Average systolic bloodpressure - first set

Variable name:
BPMD161

Based on:
BPM_111A, BPM_111B, BPM_121A,BPM_121B, BPM_131A, BPM_131B, BPM_141A, BPM_141B, BPM_151A,BPM_151B, BPM_160

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting systolic blood pressurefor the first set of blood pressure measurements.
Blood pressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure of the set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

3. BPMD162 - Average diastolic bloodpressure - first set

Variable name:
BPMD162

Based on:
BPM_111A, BPM_111B, BPM_121A, BPM_121B, BPM_131A, BPM_131B,BPM_141A, BPM_141B, BPM_151A, BPM_151B, BPM_160

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting diastolic bloodpressure for the first set of blood pressure measurements.
Blood pressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.

The first measure of the set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

4. BPMD163 - Average resting heart rate- first set

Variable name:
BPMD163

Based on:
BPM_112, BPM_122, BPM_132,BPM_142, BPM_152, BPM_160

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting heart rate for thefirst set of heart rate measurements. Heart rate is measured inbeats per minute (bpm).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure of the set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

5. BPMD260 - Type of problem - secondset

Variable name:
BPMD260

Based on:
BPM_110, BPM_210, BPM_101A,BPM_111A, BPM_201A, BPM_211A, BPM_211B, BPM_212, BPM_213A,BPM_213B, BPM_213C, BPM_213D, BPM_213E, BPM_221A, BPM_221B,BPM_222, BPM_223A, BPM_223B, BPM_223C, BPM_223D, BPM_223E,BPM_231A, BPM_231B, BPM_232, BPM_233A, BPM_233B, BPM_233C,BPM_233D, BPM_233E, BPM_241A, BPM_241B, BPM_242, BPM_243A,BPM_243B, BPM_243C, BPM_243D, BPM_243E, BPM_251A, BPM_251B,BPM_252, BPM_253A, BPM_253B, BPM_253C, BPM_253D, BPM_253E

Description:
This variable indicates the type of error that occurred for thesecond set of resting blood pressure and heart rate
measurements.

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measures of the set are dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.
The following is a description of the possible error types:

1. Three or more measurement errors
2. The range of systolic blood pressure measurements exceeds 30millimetres of Mercury (mmHg)
3. The range of diastolic blood pressure measurements exceeds 20millimetres of Mercury (mmHg)
4. The range of heart rate measurements exceeds 30 beats perminute (bpm)

6. BPMD261 - Average systolic bloodpressure - second set

Variable name:
BPMD261

Based on:
BPM_211A, BPM_211B, BPM_221A,BPM_221B, BPM_231A, BPM_231B, BPM_241A, BPM_241B, BPM_251A,BPM_251B, BPM_260

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting systolic blood pressurefor the second set of blood pressure measurements. Blood pressureis measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure of the set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

7. BPMD262 - Average diastolic bloodpressure - second set

Variable name:
BPMD262

Based on:
BPM_211A, BPM_211B, BPM_221A,BPM_221B, BPM_231A, BPM_231B, BPM_241A, BPM_241B, BPM_251A,BPM_251B,BPM_260

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting diastolic bloodpressure for the second set of blood pressure measurements. Bloodpressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
 The first measure of the set is dropped prior to derivingthis variable.

8. BPMD263 - Average resting heart rate- second set

Variable name:
BPMD263

Based on:
BPM_212, BPM_222, BPM_232,BPM_242, BPM_252, BPM_260

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting heart rate for thesecond set of heart rate measurements. Heart rate is measured inbeats per minute (bpm).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure of the set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

9. BPMD360 - Type of problem - thirdset

Variable name:
BPMD360

Based on:
BPM_110, BPM_210, BPM_310,BPM_101A, BPM_111A, BPM_201A, BPM_301A, BPM_311A, BPM_311B,BPM_312, BPM_313A, BPM_313B, BPM_313C, BPM_313D, BPM_313E, BPM_321A, BPM_321B,  BPM_322,  BPM_323A, BPM_323B,BPM_323C, BPM_323D, BPM_323E, BPM_331A, BPM_331B, BPM_332,BPM_333A, BPM_333B, BPM_333C, BPM_333D, BPM_333E, BPM_341A,BPM_341B, BPM_342, BPM_343A, BPM_343B, BPM_343C, BPM_343D,BPM_343E, BPM_351A, BPM_351B, BPM_352, BPM_353A, BPM_353B,BPM_353C, BPM_353D, BPM_353E, BPM_360

Description:
This variable indicates the type of error that occurred for thethird set of resting blood pressure and heart rate

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measures of the set are dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.
The following is a description of the possible error types:

1. Three or more measurement errors
2. The range of systolic blood pressure measurements exceeds 30millimetres of Mercury (mmHg)
3. The range of diastolic blood pressure measurements exceeds 20millimetres of Mercury (mmHg)
4. The range of heart rate measurements exceeds 30 beats perminute (bpm)

10. BPMD361 - Average systolic bloodpressure - third set

Variable name:
BPMD361

Based on:
BPM_311A, BPM_311B, BPM_321A,BPM_321B, BPM_331A, BPM_331B, BPM_341A, BPM_341B, BPM_351A,BPM_351B

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting systolic blood pressurefor the third set of blood pressure measurements.
Blood pressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.

11. BPMD362 - Average diastolic bloodpressure - third set

Variable name:
BPMD362

Based on:
BPM_311A, BPM_311B, BPM_321A,BPM_321B, BPM_331A, BPM_331B, BPM_341A, BPM_341B, BPM_351A,BPM_351B

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting diastolic bloodpressure for the third set of blood pressure measurements. Blood pressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure of the set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

12. BPMD363 - Average resting heart rate- third set

Variable name:
BPMD363

Based on:
BPM_312, BPM_322, BPM_332,BPM_342, BPM_352

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting heart rate for thethird set of heart rate measurements. Heart rate is measured inbeats per minute (bpm).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
 The first measure of the set is dropped prior to derivingthis variable.

13. BPMDBPA - Blood pressure norms forrespondents 18 or older (Prevalence)

Variable name:
BPMDBPA

Based on:
CLC_AGE, BPM_314, BPM_315

Description:
This variable indicates the blood pressure norm for respondentsmore than 17 years of age based on the average prevalence bloodpressure measurement.

Note:
Created during processing.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The Canadian Coalition for High Blood Pressure Prevention andControl, 1994 provides the following description of
blood pressure norms:
Category 1 - Within the acceptable range
Category 2 - Acceptable, but at the high end of the acceptablerange
Category 3 - Above the acceptable range
Category 4 - Moderately high
Category 5 - High
Category 6 - Very high

14. BPMDBPK - Blood pressure norms forrespondents less than 18 (Prevalence)

Variable name:
BPMDBPK

Based on:
BPM_314, BPM_315, CLC_SEX,CLC_AGE, HWM_11

Description:
This variable indicates the blood pressure norms for respondentsless than 18 years of age based on the average prevalence bloodpressure measurement.

Note:
Created during processing.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The Fourth Report on the Diagnosis, Evaluation, and Treatment ofHigh Blood Pressure in Children and Adolescents, 2004 provides thefollowing description of blood pressure norms:
Category 1 - Normal
Category 2 - Normal but at the high end of the normal range
Category 3 - High
Category 4 - Very high

15. BPMDPBPD - Final average diastolicblood pressure (Prevalence)

Variable name:
BPMDPBPD

Based on:
BPM_111A, BPM_111B, BPM_112,BPM_121A, BPM_121B, BPM_122, BPM_131A, BPM_131B, BPM_132, BPM_141A,BPM_141B, BPM_142, BPM_151A, BPM_151B, BPM_152, BPM_160, BPM_161,BPM_162, BPM_163, BPM_211A, BPM_211B, BPM_212, BPM_221A, BPM_221B,BPM_222, BPM_231A, BPM_231B, BPM_232, BPM_241A, BPM_241B, BPM_242,BPM_251A, BPM_251B, BPM_252, BPM_260, BPM_261 BPM_262 BPM_263,BPM_311A, BPM_311B, BPM_312, BPM_321A, BPM_321B, BPM_322, BPM_331A,BPM_331B, BPM_332, BPM_341A, BPM_341B, BPM_342, BPM_351A, BPM_351B,BPM_352, BPM_360, BPM_361 BPM_362, BPM_363

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting diastolic bloodpressure for the prevalence blood pressure measurement.
Blood pressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created during processing.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure from each set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

16. BPMDPBPS - Final average systolicblood pressure (Prevalence)

Variable name:
BPMDPBPS

Based on:
BPM_111A, BPM_111B, BPM_112,BPM_121A, BPM_121B, BPM_122, BPM_131A, BPM_131B, BPM_132, BPM_141A,BPM_141B, BPM_142, BPM_151A, BPM_151B, BPM_152, BPM_160, BPM_161,BPM_162, BPM_163, BPM_211A, BPM_211B, BPM_212, BPM_221A, BPM_221B,BPM_222, BPM_231A, BPM_231B, BPM_232, BPM_241A, BPM_241B, BPM_242,BPM_251A, BPM_251B, BPM_252, BPM_260, BPM_261 BPM_262 BPM_263,BPM_311A, BPM_311B, BPM_312, BPM_321A, BPM_321B, BPM_322, BPM_331A,BPM_331B, BPM_332, BPM_341A, BPM_341B, BPM_342, BPM_351A, BPM_351B,BPM_352, BPM_360, BPM_361 BPM_362, BPM_363

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting systolic blood pressurefor the prevalence blood pressure measurement.  Blood pressureis measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created during processing.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure from each set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

17. BPMDPHR - Final average restingheart rate (Prevalence)

Variable name:
BPMDPHR

Based on:
BPM_111A, BPM_111B, BPM_112,BPM_121A, BPM_121B, BPM_122, BPM_131A, BPM_131B, BPM_132, BPM_141A,BPM_141B, BPM_142, BPM_151A, BPM_151B, BPM_152, BPM_160, BPM_161,BPM_162, BPM_163, BPM_211A, BPM_211B, BPM_212, BPM_221A, BPM_221B,BPM_222, BPM_231A, BPM_231B, BPM_232, BPM_241A, BPM_241B, BPM_242,BPM_251A, BPM_251B, BPM_252, BPM_260, BPM_261 BPM_262 BPM_263,BPM_311A, BPM_311B, BPM_312, BPM_321A, BPM_321B, BPM_322, BPM_331A,BPM_331B, BPM_332, BPM_341A, BPM_341B, BPM_342, BPM_351A, BPM_351B,BPM_352, BPM_360, BPM_361 BPM_362, BPM_363

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting heart rate for theprevalence heart rate measurement. Heart rate is measured in beatsper minute (bpm).

Note:
Created during processing.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure from each set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

18. BPMDSBPD - Final average diastolicblood pressure (Screening)

Variable name:
BPMDSBPD

Based on:
BPM_160, BPM_161, BPM_162,BPM_163, BPM_260, BPM_261, BPM_262, BPM_263, BPM_311, BPM_312,BPM_313, BPM_360, BPM_361, BPM_D362, BPM_363

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting diastolic bloodpressure for the screening blood pressure measurement.  Bloodpressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure from each set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

19. BPMDSBPS - Final average systolicblood pressure (Screening)

Variable name:
BPMDSBPS

Based on:
BPM_160, BPM_161, BPM_162,BPM_163, BPM_260, BPM_261, BPM_262, BPM_263, BPM_311, BPM_312,BPM_313, BPM_360, BPM_361, BPM_D362, BPM_363

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting systolic blood pressurefor the screening blood pressure measurement.   Bloodpressure is measured in millimetres of Mercury (mmHg).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure from each set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

20. BPMDSHR - Final average restingheart rate (Screening)

Variable name:
BPMDSHR

Based on:
BPM_160, BPM_161, BPM_162,BPM_163, BPM_260, BPM_261, BPM_262, BPM_263, BPM_311, BPM_312,BPM_313, BPM_360, BPM_361, BPM_D362, BPM_363

Description:
This variable indicates the average resting heart rate for thescreening heart rate measurement. Heart rate is measured in beatsper minute (bpm).

Note:
Created in the clinic collection application.
The SAS code used to derive this variable is available uponrequest.
The first measure from each set is dropped prior to deriving thisvariable.

Breastfeeding information (1DV)

1. BRIFEB6 - Exclusively breastfed forat least 3 months

Variable name:
BRIFEB6

Based on:
DHH_AGE, BRI_11, BRI_12, BRI_13

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was exclusivelybreastfed for at least 3 months.  Respondents greater than 11years of age were excluded from the population.

Table 1
BRIFEB6 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(BRI_11 = DK, RF, NS) or (BRI_12 = DK, RF, NS) or (BRI_13 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	DHH_AGE > 11	Population exclusions	NA
1	(BRI_13 = 6, 7)	Respondent was exclusively breastfed for at least 3 months
2	BRI_11 = 2 or BRI_13 < 6	Respondent not exclusively breastfed for at least 3 months

Chronic conditions (1 DV)

1) CCCF1 - Has a ChronicCondition

Variable name:
CCCF1

Based on:
CCC_11, CCC_21, CCC_22, CCC_24, CCC_31, CCC_34, CCC_41, CCC_43,CCC_45, CCC_51, CCC_61, CCC_71, CCC_81, CCC_82, CCC_83, CCC_84,CCC_91, CCC_92, CCC_93, CCC_95, CCC_101

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent has at least onechronic health condition which was diagnosed by a healthprofessional.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 1
CCCF1 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(CCC_11 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_21 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_22 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_24 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_31 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_34 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_41 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_43 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_45 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_51 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_61 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_71 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_81 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_82 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_83 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_84 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_91 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_92 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_93 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_95 = DK, RF, NS) or (CCC_101 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	CCC_11 = 1 or CCC_21 = 1 or CCC_22 = 1 or CCC_24 = 1 or CCC_31 = 1 or CCC_34 = 1 or CCC_41 = 1 or CCC_43 = 1 or CCC_45 = 1 or CCC_51 = 1 or CCC_61 = 1 or CCC_71 = 1 or CCC_81 = 1 or CCC_82 = 1 or CCC_83 = 1 or CCC_84 = 1 or CCC_91 = 1 or CCC_92 = 1 or CCC_93 = 1 or CCC_95 = 1 or CCC_101 = 1	Has at least one chronic condition
2	CCC_11 = 2 and (CCC_21 = 2,NA) and (CCC_22 = 2,NA) and (CCC_24 = 2,NA) and (CCC_31 = 2,NA) and (CCC_34 = 2,NA) and CCC_41 = 2 and (CCC_43 = 2,NA) and (CCC_45 = 2,NA) and CCC_51 = 2 and CCC_61 = 2 and CCC_71 = 2 and (CCC_81 = 2,NA) and (CCC_82 = 2,NA) and CCC_83 = 2 and CCC_84 = 2 and CCC_91 = 2 and (CCC_92 = 2,NA) and (CCC_93 = 2,NA) and (CCC_95 = 2,NA) and CCC_101 = 2	Has no chronic conditions

Children's physical activity (2DVs)

Table
Children's physical activity Temporary Reformat

CPAT13

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	CPA_13 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1	CPA_13 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
2.5	CPA_13 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
5	CPA_13 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
7	CPA_13 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

 

CPAT14

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	CPA_14 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1	CPA_14 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
2.5	CPA_14 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
5	CPA_14 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
7	CPA_14 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

 

 

CPAT15

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	CPA_15 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1	CPA_15 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
2.5	CPA_15 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
5	CPA_15 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
7	CPA_15 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

 

 

CPAT16

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	CPA_16 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1	CPA_16 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
2.5	CPA_16 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
5	CPA_16 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
7	CPA_16 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

 

 

CPAT17

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	CPA_17 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
0.5	CPA_17 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1.5	CPA_17 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
3.5	CPA_17 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
5.5	CPA_17 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
7	CPA_17 = 6	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

 

 

CPAT18

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	CPA_18 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
0.5	CPA_18 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1.5	CPA_18 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
3.5	CPA_18 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
5.5	CPA_18 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
7	CPA_18 = 6	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

 

1. CPADSAC - Total number of hours perday spent in sedentary activities

Variable name:
CPADSAC

Based on:
CPA_17, CPA_18

Description:
This variable estimates the total number of hours per day the childparticipates in sedentary activities including watching TV orvideos, playing video games, and spending time on a computer playinggames, e-mailing, chatting and surfing the Internet.

Note:
This variable applies to children aged 6 to 11.

Table 1
CPADSAC Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	CPA_11 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
99	(CPA_17 = DK, RF, NS) or (CPA_18 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
CPAT17 + CPAT18 (Round to nearest 0.5)	(0 <= CPAT17 <= 7) and (0 <= CPAT18 <= 7)	Total number of hours per day participated in sedentary activities (e.g. watching TV, spending time on a computer)	(min: 0.0; max: 14.0)

2. CPADTOT - Total number of hours perweek participated in physical activities

Variable name:
CPADTOT

Based on:
CPA_13, CPA_14, CPA_15, CPA_16

Description:
This variable estimates the total number of hours per week thechild usually takes part in physical activities at school oroutside of school.

Note:
This variable applies to children aged 6 to 11.

Table 2
CPADTOT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	CPA_11 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
99	(CPA_13 = DK, RF, NS) or (CPA_14 = DK, RF, NS) or (CPA_15 = DK, RF, NS) or (CPA_16 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
CPAT13 + CPAT14 + CPAT15 + CPAT16 (Round to nearest whole number)	(0 <= CPAT13 <= 7) and (0 <= CPAT14 <= 7) and (0 <= CPAT15 <= 7) and (0 <= CPAT16 <= 7)	Total number of hours per week participated in physical activities	(min: 0; max: 28)

Dietary fat consumption (2 DVs)

1. DFCD11Y - Eats regular-fat saladdressing - times per year

Variable name:
DFCD11Y

Based on:
DFC_11, DFC_11N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats regular-fat saladdressing or mayonnaise.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 1
DFCD11Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	DFC_11 = 0	Never
DFC_11 * 365	DFC_11N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
DFC_11 * 52	DFC_11N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
DFC_11 * 12	DFC_11N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
DFC_11	DFC_11N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	DFC_11N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

2. DFCD12Y - Eats regular-fat potatochips, tortilla chips or corn chips - times per year

Variable name:
DFCD12Y

Based on:
DFC_12, DFC_12N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats regular-fat potatochips, tortilla chips or corn chips (excluding low fat chips andpretzels).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 2
DFCD12Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	DFC_12 = 0	Never
DFC_12 * 365	DFC_12N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
DFC_12 * 52	DFC_12N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
DFC_12 * 12	DFC_12N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
DFC_12	DFC_12N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	DFC_12N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

Demographic and household variables (9DVs)

1. DHHD611 - Number of Persons inHousehold 6 to 11 Years of Age

Variable name:
DHHD611

Based on:
SAMPLEID, PERSONID, DHH_AGE

Description:
This variable indicates the number of people between 6 and 11 yearsold living within a household.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
This variable is derived by sorting the household roster dataset bySAMPLEID and PERSONID and by counting the number ofPERSONID’s that have a DHH_AGE value from 6 to 11 within eachSAMPLEID.

Table 1
DHHD611 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Total number of PERSONID’s for each SAMPLEID	(6 <= DHH_AGE <= 11) (from Member file)	Number of persons 6 to 11 in a household

2. DHHDDWE - Dwelling Type

Variable name:
DHHDDWE

Based on:
DHH_DW1, DHH_DW2

Description:
This variable indicates the type of dwelling the respondent livesin, according to the answer either given on the phone (DHH_DW1) orentered by observation (DHH_DW2).

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 2
DHHDDWE Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(DHH_DW1 = DK, RF, NS) or (DHH_DW2 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	DHH_DW1 = 1 or DHH_DW2 = 1	Single detached
2	DHH_DW1 = 2 or DHH_DW2 = 2	Double
3	DHH_DW1 = 3 or DHH_DW2 = 3	Row or terrace
4	DHH_DW1 = 4 or DHH_DW2 = 4	Duplex
5	DHH_DW1 = 5 or DHH_DW2 = 5	Low-rise apartment (< 5 stories) or flat
6	DHH_DW1 = 6 or DHH_DW2 = 6	High-rise apartment (5 stories or more)
7	DHH_DW1 = 7 or DHH_DW2 = 7	Institution
8	DHH_DW1 = 8 or DHH_DW2 = 8	Hotel/rooming house/camp
9	DHH_DW1 = 9 or DHH_DW2 = 9	Mobile home
10	DHH_DW1 = 10 or DHH_DW2 = 10	Other

3. DHHDECF - Economic Family Status(Household Type)

Variable name:
DHHDECF

Based on:
DHH_REL for all PERSONID in SAMPLEID, DHH_AGE, DHH_SEX, DHHDHSZ

Description:
This variable identifies the family relationships within thehousehold.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
The necessary data is collected using a set of relationship codesthat define a link between each person in a household.  Allrelationships within each household (relationship of each person ina household to each other person within that household) are used increating this variable. The variable is based on the ages andreported relationships of each person to all others in thehousehold.

Table 3
DHHDECF Temporary Reformat

DHH_REL

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
X	10, 20	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships -Spouse (10 =Husband/Wife, 20 = Common Law Partner)	Relationship Codes DVECF94
A	40, 41, 42, 43	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships - Parental	Relationship Codes DVECF94
M	50, 51, 52, 53 (sorted by age)	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships - Child (50 =Son/Daughter, 51 = Birth Child, 52 = Step Child, 53 = AdoptedChild)	Relationship Codes DVECF94
L	60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65*, 70*, 80*, 90, 100, 110, 111, 112, 113,114, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 260	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships -Other (60 =Brother/Sister, 61 = Full Sister/Brother, 62 = Half Sister/Brother,63 = Step Sister/Brother, 64 = Adopted Sister/Brother, 65 = FosterSister/Brother, 70 = Foster Parent, 80 = Foster Child, 90 =Grandparent, 100 = Grandchild, 110 = In-Law, 111 =Father/Mother-in-law, 112 = Son/Daughter-in-law, 113 =Brother/Sister-in-law, 114 = Other in-law, 120 = Other Related, 121= Uncle/Aunt, 122 = Cousin, 123 = Nephew/Niece, 124 = OtherRelative, 260 = Unrelated)	Relationship Codes DVECF94 *All Foster relationships (fostersister/brother, parent, or child) have been recoded into the Otherrelationship category due to the temporary nature of therelationships
Y	DHHDHSZ = 1	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships - Single	Relationship Codes DVECF94
Z	Else	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships - Not stated	Relationship Codes DVECF94

 

Table 3
DHHDECF Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	Any DHH_REL = Z	Not Stated	NS
1	DHHDHSZ = 1	Unattached individual living alone Household size=1
2	All DHH_REL for all PERSONID in SAMPLEID in (L,Y)	Unattached individuals living together There cannot be a marital/common-law or parental relationship butother relationships such as siblings are allowed
3	DHHDHSZ = 2 and DHH_REL for both PERSONID in SAMPLEID = X	Couple (married or common-law) with no dependent children No other relationships are permitted Household size=2
4	DHHDHSZ > 2 and At least 2 PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have an DHH_REL = X  and DHH_REL for all PERSONID in SAMPLEID <> A and M	Couple (married or common-law) with no dependent children There can be no parent/child relationships Other relationships are permitted
5	DHHDHSZ > 2 and At least 2 PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have an DHH_REL = X and At least one of which must have an DHH_REL = A. All others PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M and of these at least one is DHH_AGE < 25	Married or common-law couple with at least one partner beingthe parent of a dependent child (age < 25) No other relationships are allowed
6	At least 2 PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have an DHH_REL = X and At least one of which must have an DHH_REL = A. At least one other PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M withthe above PERSONID and of these at least one is DHH_AGE <25	Couple With Children < 25, Others At least one partner must be the parent of one child < 25 yearsold in the household Other relationships are allowed
7	DHHDHSZ > 2 and At least 2 PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have an DHH_REL = X and At least one of which must have an DHH_REL = A. All others PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M and of these DHH_AGE >= 25	Married or common-law couple with all children >= 25 yearsold No other relationships are permitted
8	DHHDHSZ > 2 and At least 2 PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have an DHH_REL = X and At least one of which must have an DHH_REL = A. At least one other PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M withthe above PERSONID and of these DHH_AGE >= 25	Married or common-law couple with all children >= 25 yearsold, Others Any other relationships are allowed
9	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHH_SEX = 2. Allothers PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M and of these at least one DHH_AGE < 25	Female lone parent with children < 25 One child must be < 25 years old No other relationships are permitted.
10	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHHn_SEX =2. At least one other PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M withthe above PERSONID and of these at least one DHH_AGE < 25	Female lone parent with children < 25, Others One child must be < 25 years old Other relationships are allowed
11	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHHn_SEX =2. All others PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M and of these DHH_AGE >= 25	Female Lone Parent With All Children >= 25 All children must be >= 25 years old No other relationships are permitted
12	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHH_SEX = 2. At least one other PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M withthe above PERSONID and of these DHH_AGE >= 25	Female Lone Parent With All Children >= 25, Others All children must be >= 25 years old Other relationships are allowed
13	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHH_SEX = 1. All others PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M and of these at least one DHH_AGE < 25	Male Lone Parent With Children < 25 One child must be < 25 years old No other relationships are permitted
14	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHH_SEX = 1. At least one other PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M withthe above PERSONID and of these at least one DHH_AGE < 25	Male Lone Parent With Children < 25, Others One child must be < 25 years old Other relationships are allowed
15	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHH_SEX = 1. All others PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M and of these DHH_AGE >= 25	Male Lone Parent With All Children >= 25 All children must be >= 25 years old No other relationships are permitted
16	DHHDHSZ > 1 and One PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = A and DHH_SEX = 1. At least one other PERSONID in SAMPLEID must have DHH_REL = M withthe above PERSONID and of these DHH_AGE >= 25	Male Lone Parent With All Children >= 25, Others All children must be >= 25 years old Other relationships are allowed
17	Else	Other Family Type All other household types

4. DHHDHSZ - Household Size

Variable name:
DHHDHSZ

Based on:
Based on household roster, SAMPLEID, PERSONID

Description:
This variable indicates the number of people living within ahousehold.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
This variable is derived by sorting the household roster dataset bySAMPLEID and PERSONID and by counting the number ofPERSONID’s within each SAMPLEID.

Table 4
DHHDHSZ Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Total number of PERSONID’s for each SAMPLEID	Sort the file (Member file) by SAMPLEID and PERSONID	Number of persons in a household

5. DHHDL12 - Number of Persons inHousehold Less Than 12 Years of Age

Variable name:
DHHDL12

Based on:
SAMPLEID, PERSONID, DHH_AGE

 Description:
This variable indicates the number of people less than 12 years oldliving within a household.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
This variable is derived by sorting the household roster dataset bySAMPLEID and PERSONID and by counting the number ofPERSONID’s that have a DHH_AGE value less than 12 within eachSAMPLEID.

Table 5
DHHDL12 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Total number of PERSONID’s for each SAMPLEID	DHH_AGE < 12 (from Member file)	Number of persons under 12 in a household

6. DHHDLE5 - Number of Persons inHousehold Less Than 6 Years of Age

Variable name:
DHHDLE5

Based on:
SAMPLEID, PERSONID, DHH_AGE

Description:
This variable indicates the number of people living within ahousehold whose age is less than 6 years old.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
This variable is derived by sorting the household roster dataset bySAMPLEID and PERSONID and by counting the number ofPERSONID’s that have a DHH_AGE value less than 6 within eachSAMPLEID.

Table 6
DHHDLE5 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Total number of PERSONID’s for each SAMPLEID	DHH_AGE <= 5 (from Member file)	Number of persons under 6 in a household

7. DHHDLVG - Living/ Family Arrangementof Selected Respondent

Variable name:
DHHDLVG

Based on:
DHH_REL of selected respondent, DHHDHSZ, DHH_AGE

Description:
This variable identifies the family relationships between theselected respondent and the rest of the household.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
The necessary data is collected using a set of relationship codesthat define a link between each person in a household.  Allrelationships with the selected respondent within each sample(relationship of selected respondent to each other person withinthe household) are used in creating this variable.

Table 7
DHHDLVG Temporary Reformat

DHH_REL

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Z1	NS	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships - Not stated	Relationship Codes
A1	40, 41, 42, 43	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships –Parental	Relationship Codes
B1	50, 51, 52, 53	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships – Child	Relationship Codes
C1	60, 61, 62, 63, 64	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships –Sibling	Relationship Codes
K1	90, 100, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships - Otherrelative	Relationship Codes
L1	65*, 70*, 80*, 260, 261, 262, 263	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships - Non-relative	Relationship Codes *All Foster relationships (foster sister/brother, parent, or child) have been recoded into the Other relationship category due to the temporary nature of the relationships.
X1	10, 20	Temporary recodes to collapse relationships -Spouse/Partner	Relationship Codes

 

Table 7
DHHDLVG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	Any DHH_REL = Z1	Not Stated	NS
1	DHHDHSZ = 1	Unattached individual living alone Household size=1
2	All DHH_REL <> X1 and A1	Unattached individual living with others S/he cannot have a marital/common-law or parental relationship but other relationships such as siblings are allowed
3	DHHDHSZ = 2 and DHH_REL = X1	Spouse/partner living with spouse/partner Household size=2
4	DHHDHSZ > 2 and One DHH_REL = X1 and all other DHH_REL = A1	Parent living with spouse/partner and children
5	All DHH_REL = A1	Single parent living with children No other relationships are permitted
6	DHHDHSZ = 2 and DHH_REL = B1	Child living with single parent Household size=2
7	DHHDHSZ > 2 and One DHH_REL = B1 and all other DHH_ REL = C1	Child living with single parent and siblings
8	DHHDHSZ = 3 and All DHH_REL = B1	Child living with two parents Household size=3
9	DHHDHSZ > 3 and Two DHH_REL = B1 and all other DHH_REL = C1	Child living with two parents and siblings
10	Else	Other Lives in a household composition not classified above
Total number of PERSONID’s with each SAMPLEID	DHH_AGE = 16, 17 (Member file) and RELATIONSHIP = 51, 52, 53, 80, 100, 112, 123 (Relation files)	Number of persons aged 16 or 17 in a household whose relationship with at least one adult of the household is child, grandchild, child-in-law or, niece ornephew	(min: 0; max: 40)

 

8. DHHDOKD - Number of Persons inHousehold 16 or 17 Years of Age

Variable name:
DHHDOKD

Based on:
PERSONID, DHH_AGE, RELATIONSHIP

Description:
This variable indicates the number of people living within ahousehold whose age is 16 or 17 years old and whose relationship toat least one adult living within the household is child,grandchild, child-in-law, niece or nephew.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
This variable is derived by sorting the household roster dataset bySAMPLEID and PERSONID and by counting the number ofPERSONID’s that have a DHH_AGE value of 16 or 17 and whoseRELATIONSHIP value of (51, 52, 53, 80, 100, 112 or 123) within eachSAMPLEID.

Table 8
DHHDOKD Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Total number of PERSONID’s with each SAMPLEID	DHH_AGE = 16, 17 (Member file) and RELATIONSHIP = 51, 52, 53, 80, 100, 112, 123 (Relation files)	Number of persons aged 16 or 17 in a household whose relationship with at least one adult of the household is child, grandchild, child-in-law, or niece or nephew	(min: 0; max: 40)

9. DHHDYKD - Number of Persons inHousehold Less Than 16 Years of Age

Variable name:
DHHDYKD

Based on:
SAMPLEID, PERSONID, DHH_AGE

Description:
This variable indicates the number of people living within ahousehold whose age is less than 16 years old.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
This variable is derived by sorting the household roster dataset bySAMPLEID and PERSONID and by counting the number ofPERSONID’s that have a DHH_AGE value of less than 16 withineach SAMPLEID.

Table 9
DHHDYKD Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Total number of PERSONID’s for each SAMPLEID	DHH_AGE <= 15 (from Member file)	Number of persons under 16 in a household

Education (4 DVs)

1. EDUDH04 - Highest Level ofEducation - Household, 4 Levels

Variable name:
EDUDH04

Based on:
EDUDR04 for each member of the household

Description:
This variable indicates the highest level of education acquired byany member of the household.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
This variable is derived by temporarily creating EDUDR04 for allmembers of the household (all PERSONIDs within SAMPLEID), then bycomparing the values of EDUDR04 within the household and returningthe highest value.  If EDUDR04 for any household member is NS(not stated), then NS is returned.  If EDUDR04 for allhousehold members is NA (not applicable), then NA is returned.

2. EDUDH10 - Highest Level of Education- Household, 10 Levels

Variable name:
EDUDH10

Based on:
EDUDR10 for each member of the household

Description:
This variable indicates the highest level of education acquired byany member of the household.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
This variable is derived by temporarily creating EDUDR10 for allmembers of the household (all PERSONIDs within SAMPLEID), then bycomparing the values of EDUDR10 within the household and returningthe highest value.  If EDUDR10 for any household member is NS(not stated), then NS is returned.  If EDUDR10 for allhousehold members is NA (not applicable), then NA is returned.

3. EDUDR04 - Highest Level of Education- Household, 4 Levels

Variable name:
EDUDR04

Based on:
DHH_ED1, DHH_ED2, DHH_ED3, DHH_ED4

Description:
This variable indicates the highest level of education acquired byeach member of the household.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 3
EDUDR04 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(DHH_ED2 = DK, RF, NS) or (DHH_ED3 = DK, RF, NS) or (DHH_ED4 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	((DHH_ED1 = 1, 2) or DHH_ED2 = 2) and DHH_ED3 = 2	Less than secondary school graduation
2	DHH_ED2 = 1 and DHH_ED3 = 2	Secondary school graduation, no post-secondary education
3	DHH_ED4 = 1	Some post-secondary education
4	(2 <= DHH_ED4 <= 6)	Post-secondary degree/diploma

4. EDUDR10 - Highest Level of Education- Household, 10 Levels

Variable name:
EDUDR10

Based on:
DHH_ED1, DHH_ED2, DHH_ED3, DHH_ED4

Description:
This variable indicates the highest level of education acquired byeach member of the household.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 4
EDUDR10 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	((DHH_ED1 = DK, RF, NS) and DHH_ED2 = 2) or (DHH_ED2 = DK, RF, NS) or (DHH_ED3 = DK, RF, NS) or (DHH_ED4 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	DHH_ED1 = 1 and DHH_ED3 = 2	Grade 8 or lower (Québec: Secondary II or lower)
2	DHH_ED1 = 2 and DHH_ED3 = 2	Grade 9-10 (Québec: Secondary III or IV; Newfoundland& Labrador: 1st year of secondary)
3	DHH_ED1 = 3 and DHH_ED2 = 2 and DHH_ED3 = 2	Grade 11-13 (Québec: Secondary V; Newfoundland &Labrador: 2nd to 4th year of secondary)
4	DHH_ED2 = 1 and DHH_ED3 = 2	Secondary school graduate, no post-secondary education
5	DHH_ED4 = 1	Some post secondary education
6	DHH_ED4 = 2	Trade certificate or diploma from a vocational school orapprenticeship training
7	DHH_ED4 = 3	Non-university certificate or diploma from a community college,CEGEP, school of nursing, etc.
8	DHH_ED4 = 4	University certificate below bachelor’s level
9	DHH_ED4 = 5	Bachelor’s degree
10	DHH_ED4 = 6	University degree or certificate above bachelor’sdegree

General health (2 DVs)

1. GENDHDI - Self-Rated Health(Formerly Health Description Index)

Variable name:
GENDHDI

Based on:
GEN_11

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent’s health status basedon his/her own judgement.

Introduced in:
NPHS - Cycle 1

Note:
Higher values indicate positive self-reported health status.

Table 1
GENDHDI Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(GEN_11 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	GEN_11 = 5	Poor
1	GEN_11 = 4	Fair
2	GEN_11 = 3	Good
3	GEN_11 = 2	Very good
4	GEN_11 = 1	Excellent

2. GENDMHI - Self-Rated MentalHealth

Variable name:
GENDMHI

Based on:
GEN_14

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent’s mental health statusbased on his/her own judgement.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.2

Note:
Higher values indicate positive self-reported mental health status.

Table 2
GENDMHI Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(GEN_14 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	GEN_14 = 5	Poor
1	GEN_14 = 4	Fair
2	GEN_14 = 3	Good
3	GEN_14 = 2	Very good
4	GEN_14 = 1	Excellent

Grains, fruits and vegetablesconsumption (13 DVs)

1. GFVD11Y - Eats hot or cold cereal -times per year

Variable name:
GFVD11Y

Based on:
GFV_11, GFV_11N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats hot or coldcereal.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 1
GFVD11Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_11 = 0	Never
GFV_11 * 365	GFV_11N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_11 * 52	GFV_11N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_11 * 12	GFV_11N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_11	GFV_11N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_11N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

2. GFVD12Y - Eats brown bread, includingbagels, rolls, pita bread or tortillas - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD12Y

Based on:
GFV_12, GFV_12N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats brown bread(including bagels, rolls, pita bread or tortillas).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 2
GFVD12Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_12 = 0	Never
GFV_12 * 365	GFV_12N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_12 * 52	GFV_12N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_12 * 12	GFV_12N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_12	GFV_12N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_12N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

3. GFVD13Y - Eats white bread, includingbagels, rolls, pita bread or tortillas - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD13Y

Based on:
GFV_13, GFV_13N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats white bread(including bagels, rolls, pita bread or tortillas).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 3
GFVD13Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_13 = 0	Never
GFV_13 * 365	GFV_13N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_13 * 52	GFV_13N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_13 * 12	GFV_13N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_13	GFV_13N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_13N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

4. GFVD14Y - Eats any kind of pasta -times per year

Variable name:
GFVD14Y

Based on:
GFV_14, GFV_14N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats any kind of pasta(including spaghetti, noodles, macaroni and cheese or pastasalad).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 4
GFVD14Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_14 = 0	Never
GFV_14 * 365	GFV_14N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_14 * 52	GFV_14N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_14 * 12	GFV_14N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_14	GFV_14N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_14N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

5. GFVD15Y - Eats any kind of rice -times per year

Variable name:
GFVD15Y

Based on:
GFV_15, GFV_15N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats any kind ofrice.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 5
GFVD15Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_15 = 0	Never
GFV_15 * 365	GFV_15N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_15 * 52	GFV_15N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_15 * 12	GFV_15N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_15	GFV_15N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_15N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

6. GFVD16Y - Eats instant, seasoned orwild rice - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD16Y

Based on:
GFV_16, GFV_16N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent who eats rice eatsinstant, seasoned or wild rice (including Minute Rice®,Dainty®, Rice-a-Roni®).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 6
GFVD16Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_16 = 0	Never
GFV_16 * 365	GFV_16N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_16 * 52	GFV_16N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_16 * 12	GFV_16N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_16	GFV_16N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_16N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

7. GFVD17Y - Eats fruit - times peryear

Variable name:
GFVD17Y

Based on:
GFV_17, GFV_17N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats fruit (fresh,frozen, canned).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 7
GFVD17Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_17 = 0	Never
GFV_17 * 365	GFV_17N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_17 * 52	GFV_17N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_17 * 12	GFV_17N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_17	GFV_17N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_17N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

8. GFVD18Y - Eats tomatoes or tomatosauce - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD18Y

Based on:
GFV_18, GFV_18N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats tomatoes or tomatosauce (including salsa, tomato soup and spaghetti sauce butexcluding tomato paste, ketchup or pizza sauce).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 8
GFVD18Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_18 = 0	Never
GFV_18 * 365	GFV_18N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_18 * 52	GFV_18N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_18 * 12	GFV_18N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_18	GFV_18N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_18N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

9. GFVD19Y - Eats lettuce or green leafysalad - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD19Y

Based on:
GFV_19, GFV_19N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats lettuce or greenleafy salad with or without other vegetables.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 9
GFVD19Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_19 = 0	Never
GFV_19 * 365	GFV_19N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_19 * 52	GFV_19N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_19 * 12	GFV_19N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_19	GFV_19N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_19N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

10. GFVD20Y - Eats spinach, mustardgreens or collards - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD20Y

Based on:
GFV_20, GFV_20N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats spinach, mustardgreens or collards excluding kale.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 10
GFVD20Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_20 = 0	Never
GFV_20 * 365	GFV_20N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_20 * 52	GFV_20N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_20 * 12	GFV_20N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_20	GFV_20N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_20N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

11. GFVD21Y - Eats french fries, homefries or hash brown potatoes - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD21Y

Based on:
GFV_21, GFV_21N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats french fries, homefries or hash brown potatoes.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 11
GFVD21Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_21 = 0	Never
GFV_21 * 365	GFV_21N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_21 * 52	GFV_21N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_21 * 12	GFV_21N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_21	GFV_21N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_21N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

12. GFVD22Y - Eats other potatoes -times per year

Variable name:
GFVD22Y

 Based on:
GFV_22, GFV_22N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats other potatoes(including baked, boiled, mashed or in potato salad, but excludingsweet potatoes).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 12
GFVD22Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_22 = 0	Never
GFV_22 * 365	GFV_22N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_22 * 52	GFV_22N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_22 * 12	GFV_22N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_22	GFV_22N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_22N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

13. GFVD23Y - Eats all other types ofvegetables - times per year

Variable name:
GFVD23Y

Based on:
GFV_23, GFV_23N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats all other types ofvegetables.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 13
GFVD23Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GFV_23 = 0	Never
GFV_23 * 365	GFV_23N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_23 * 52	GFV_23N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
GFV_23 * 12	GFV_23N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
GFV_23	GFV_23N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	GFV_23N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

Grooming product use (7 DVs)

1. GPUD12Y - Uses fragrance - timesper year

Variable name:
GPUD12Y

Based on:
GPU_12, GPU_12N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent uses fragrance(including perfumes, cologne and aftershave).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 1
GPUD12Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GPU_12 = 0	Never
GPU_12 * 365	GPU_12N = 1	Reported number of times used per day converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_12 * 52	GPU_12N = 2	Reported number of times used per week converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_12 * 12	GPU_12N = 3	Reported number of times used per month converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_12	GPU_12N = 4	Reported number of times used per year
9996	GPU_12N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

2. GPUD13Y - Uses eye make-up - timesper year

Variable name:
GPUD13Y

Based on:
GPU_13, GPU_13N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent uses eye make-up.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 2
GPUD13Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GPU_13 = 0	Never
GPU_13 * 365	GPU_13N = 1	Reported number of times used per day converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_13 * 52	GPU_13N = 2	Reported number of times used per week converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_13 * 12	GPU_13N = 3	Reported number of times used per month converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_13	GPU_13N = 4	Reported number of times used per year
9996	GPU_13N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

3. GPUD14Y - Uses lipstick - times peryear

Variable name:
GPUD14Y

Based on:
GPU_14, GPU_14N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent uses lipstick(including lip gloss).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 3
GPUD14Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GPU_14 = 0	Never
GPU_14 * 365	GPU_14N = 1	Reported number of times used per day converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_14 * 52	GPU_14N = 2	Reported number of times used per week converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_14 * 12	GPU_14N = 3	Reported number of times used per month converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_14	GPU_14N = 4	Reported number of times used per year
9996	GPU_14N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

4. GPUD15Y - Uses hair dye - times peryear

Variable name:
GPUD15Y

Based on:
GPU_15, GPU_15N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent uses hair dye.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 4
GPUD15Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GPU_15 = 0	Never
GPU_15 * 365	GPU_15N = 1	Reported number of times used per day converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_15 * 52	GPU_15N = 2	Reported number of times used per week converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_15 * 12	GPU_15N = 3	Reported number of times used per month converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_15	GPU_15N = 4	Reported number of times used per year
9996	GPU_15N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

5. GPUD16Y - Uses hair style products -times per year

Variable name:
GPUD16Y

Based on:
GPU_16, GPU_16N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent uses hair styleproducts.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 5
GPUD16Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GPU_16 = 0	Never
GPU_16 * 365	GPU_16N = 1	Reported number of times used per day converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_16 * 52	GPU_16N = 2	Reported number of times used per week converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_16 * 12	GPU_16N = 3	Reported number of times used per month converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_16	GPU_16N = 4	Reported number of times used per year
9996	GPU_16N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

6. GPUD17Y - Uses manicure preparations- times per year

Variable name:
GPUD17Y

Based on:
GPU_17, GPU_17N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent uses manicurepreparations.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 6
GPUD17Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GPU_17 = 0	Never
GPU_17 * 365	GPU_17N = 1	Reported number of times used per day converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_17 * 52	GPU_17N = 2	Reported number of times used per week converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_17 * 12	GPU_17N = 3	Reported number of times used per month converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_17	GPU_17N = 4	Reported number of times used per year
9996	GPU_17N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

7. GPUD18Y - Uses scented body products- times per year

Variable name:
GPUD18Y

Based on:
GPU_18, GPU_18N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent uses scented bodyproducts (including lotion, cream and body wash).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 7
GPUD18Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	GPU_18 = 0	Never
GPU_18 * 365	GPU_18N = 1	Reported number of times used per day converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_18 * 52	GPU_18N = 2	Reported number of times used per week converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_18 * 12	GPU_18N = 3	Reported number of times used per month converted to derivednumber of times used per year
GPU_18	GPU_18N = 4	Reported number of times used per year
9996	GPU_18N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

Grip Strength (4 DVs)

1. GSCDELG - Eligibility - GripStrength component

Variable name:
GSCDELG

Based on:
ATG_33A, PHC_42H, MHR_611C, PAR_5A3B, PAR_5B3B, PAR_5C3B, PAR_5D3B,PAR_5E3B, PAR_5F3B, PAR_5G3B, PAR_5H3B, PAR_5I3B, PAR_5J3B,PAR_5K3B, PAR_62E, PAR_72B, ORS_1

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for theGrip Strength Component. As there are multiple reasons to bescreened out of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs byreason should not be based on frequency counts for thisvariable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 1
GSCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
5	ATG_33A = 1	Not eligible - drank alcohol too close to visit time
9	PHC_42H = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
12	MHR_611C = 1	Not eligible - medication use
13	PAR_5A3B = 1 or PAR_5B3B = 1 or PAR_5C3B = 1 or PAR_5D3B = 1 or PAR_5E3B = 1 or PAR_5F3B = 1 or PAR_5G3B = 1 or PAR_5H3B = 1 or PAR_5I3B = 1 or PAR_5J3B = 1 or PAR_5K3B = 1 or PAR_62E = 1 or PAR_72B = 1	Not eligible - PAR-Q answer
14	ORS_1 = 1	Not eligible - other reason
1	Else	Eligible

2. GSMD51 - Total hand gripstrength

Variable name:
GSMD51

Based on:
GSCDELG, GSM_11, GSM_12, GSM_21, GSM_22

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent’s total hand gripstrength.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application

Table 2
GSMD51 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999	(GSM_11 > NA and GSM_21 > NA) or (GSM_12 > NA and GSM_22 > NA)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
996	(1 < GSCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
GSM_21 + GSM_22	((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_11 < GSM_21) and (GSM_12 < GSM_22)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (GSM_12 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_11 < GSM_21)) or ((GSM_11 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_12 < GSM_22)) or ((GSM_11 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (GSM_12 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA))	Second grip strength measurement for the right hand and theleft hand
GSM_21 + GSM_12	((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_11 < GSM_21) and (GSM_12 >= GSM_22)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (GSM_22 >= NA) and (GSM_11 < GSM_21)) or ((GSM_11 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_12 >= GSM_22)) or ((GSM_11 >= 996) and (0 < GSM_21 < 996) and (0 < GSM_12 < 996) and (GSM_22 >= 996))	Second grip strength measurement for the right hand and firstgrip strength measurement for the left hand
GSM_11 + GSM_22	((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_11 >= GSM_21) and (GSM_12 < GSM_22)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (GSM_12 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_11 >= GSM_21)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (GSM_21 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_12 < GSM_22)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (GSM_21 >= NA) and (GSM_12 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA))	First grip strength measurement for the right hand and secondgrip strength measurement for the left hand
GSM_11 + GSM_12	((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_11 >= GSM_21) and (GSM_12 >= GSM_22)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (0 < GSM_21 < NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (GSM_22 >= NA) and (GSM_11 >= GSM_21)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (GSM_21 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (0 < GSM_22 < NA) and (GSM_12 >= GSM_22)) or ((0 < GSM_11 < NA) and (GSM_21 >= NA) and (0 < GSM_12 < NA) and (GSM_22 >= NA))	First grip strength measurement for the right hand and the lefthand

3. GSMD52 - Grip strength norms forrespondents 15 – 69

Variable name:
GSMD52

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, GSMD51

Description:
This variable indicates the grip strength norms for respondents 15to 69 years of age.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach: 3rdEdition, 2003 by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology(CSEP)

Table 3
GSMD52 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69 or GSMD51 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	GSMD51 = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (0 < GSMD51 < 79)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (0 < GSMD51 < 84)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (0 < GSMD51 < 84)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (0 < GSMD51 < 80)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (0 < GSMD51 < 76)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (0 < GSMD51 < 73)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (0 < GSMD51 < 48)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (0 < GSMD51 < 52)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (0 < GSMD51 < 51)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (0 < GSMD51 < 49)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (0 < GSMD51 < 45)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (0 < GSMD51 < 41))))	Needs improvement
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (78 < GSMD51 < 90)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (83 < GSMD51 < 95)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (83 < GSMD51 < 95)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (79 < GSMD51 < 88)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (75 < GSMD51 < 84)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (72 < GSMD51 < 84)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (47 < GSMD51 < 53)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (51 < GSMD51 < 58)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (50 < GSMD51 < 58)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (48 < GSMD51 < 54)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (44 < GSMD51 < 49)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (40 < GSMD51 < 45))))	Fair
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (89 < GSMD51 < 98)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (94 < GSMD51 < 104)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (94 < GSMD51 < 104)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (87 < GSMD51 < 97)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (83 < GSMD51 < 92)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (83 < GSMD51 < 91)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (52 < GSMD51 < 60)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (57 < GSMD51 < 63)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (57 < GSMD51 < 63)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (53 < GSMD51 < 61)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (48 < GSMD51 < 54)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (44 < GSMD51 < 48))))	Good
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (97 < GSMD51 < 108)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (103 < GSMD51 < 115)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (103 < GSMD51 < 115)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (96 < GSMD51 < 108)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (91 < GSMD51 < 101)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (90 < GSMD51 < 100)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (59 < GSMD51 < 68)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (62 < GSMD51 < 70)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (62 < GSMD51 < 71)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (60 < GSMD51 < 69)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (53 < GSMD51 < 61)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (47 < GSMD51 < 54))))	Very good
4	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20) and (107 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (114 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (114 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (107 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (100 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (99 < GSMD51 < NA)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (67 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (69 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (70 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (68 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (60 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (53 < GSMD51 < NA))))	Excellent

4. GSMD53 - Grip strength norms forrespondents less than 15

Variable name:
GSMD53

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, GSMD51

Description:
This variable indicates the grip strength norms for respondentsless than 15 years of age.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application

Source:
Stephens, T. & C.L. Craig. 1985. Fitness and activitymeasurement in the 1981 Canada Fitness Survey. In: Drury, T. (ed.).1989. Assessing physical fitness and activity patterns in generalpopulation surveys. Department of Health and Human Services, PublicHealth Service, Center for Disease Control, National Center forHealth Statistics. Hyattsville, MD. pub. No. (PHS) 89-1253.

Table 4
GSMD53 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE > 14 or GSMD51 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	GSMD51 = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (0 < GSMD51 < 28)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (0 < GSMD51 < 43)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (0 < GSMD51 < 61)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (0 < GSMD51 < 26)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (0 < GSMD51 < 36)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (0 < GSMD51 < 52))))	Below average
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (27 < GSMD51 < 33)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (42 < GSMD51 < 48)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (60 < GSMD51 < 70)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (25 < GSMD51 < 29)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (35 < GSMD51 < 41)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (51 < GSMD51 < 57))))	Average
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (32 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (47 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (69 < GSMD51 < NA)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (28 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (40 < GSMD51 < NA)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (56 < GSMD51 < NA))))	Above average
5	CLC_AGE = 6	No norms for this age group

Hobbies (10 DVs)

1. HOBD12Y - Arts - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD12Y

Based on:
HOB_12, HOB_12N

Description:
The number of times per yearthe respondent did arts activities, including arts using paints,glazes, finger paints, water colours or crayons in his/her leisuretime or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 1
HOBD12Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_12 = 0	Never
HOB_12 * 365	HOB_12N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_12 * 52	HOB_12N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_12 * 12	HOB_12N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_12	HOB_12N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_12N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

2. HOBD13Y - Pottery - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD13Y

Based on:
HOB_13, HOB_13N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent made pottery orceramics in his/her leisure time or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 2
HOBD13Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_13 = 0	Never
HOB_13 * 365	HOB_13N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_13 * 52	HOB_13N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_13 * 12	HOB_13N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_13	HOB_13N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_13N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

3. HOBD14Y - Model making - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD14Y

Based on:
HOB_14, HOB_14N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent made models usingglues, solders, paints or metals in his/her leisure time or atschool.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 3
HOBD14Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_14 = 0	Never
HOB_14 * 365	HOB_14N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_14 * 52	HOB_14N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_14 * 12	HOB_14N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_14	HOB_14N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_14N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

4. HOBD15Y - Making fishing sinkers -times per year

Variable name:
HOBD15Y

Based on:
HOB_15, HOB_15N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent made fishing sinkers orweights in his/her leisure time or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 4
HOBD15Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_15 = 0	Never
HOB_15 * 365	HOB_15N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_15 * 52	HOB_15N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_15 * 12	HOB_15N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_15	HOB_15N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_15N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

5. HOBD16Y - Welding - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD16Y

Based on:
HOB_16, HOB_16N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent did welding orsoldering in his/her leisure time or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 5
HOBD16Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_16 = 0	Never
HOB_16 * 365	HOB_16N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_16 * 52	HOB_16N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_16 * 12	HOB_16N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_16	HOB_16N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_16N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

6. HOBD17Y - Auto repairs - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD17Y

Based on:
HOB_17, HOB_17N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent did auto repairs inhis/her leisure time or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 6
HOBD17Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_17 = 0	Never
HOB_17 * 365	HOB_17N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_17 * 52	HOB_17N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_17 * 12	HOB_17N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_17	HOB_17N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_17N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

7. HOBD18Y - Electronics - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD18Y

Based on:
HOB_18, HOB_18N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent did electronicsassembly or repairs of components in his/her leisure time or atschool.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 7
HOBD18Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_18 = 0	Never
HOB_18 * 365	HOB_18N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_18 * 52	HOB_18N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_18 * 12	HOB_18N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_18	HOB_18N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_18N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

8. HOBD19Y - Plumbing - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD19Y

Based on:
HOB_19, HOB_19N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent did plumbing in his/herleisure time or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 8
HOBD19Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_19 = 0	Never
HOB_19 * 365	HOB_19N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_19 * 52	HOB_19N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_19 * 12	HOB_19N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_19	HOB_19N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_19N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

9. HOBD20Y - Refinishing furniture -times per year

Variable name:
HOBD20Y

Based on:
HOB_20, HOB_20N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent refinished furniture inhis/her leisure time or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 9
HOBD20Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_20 = 0	Never
HOB_20 * 365	HOB_20N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_20 * 52	HOB_20N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_20 * 12	HOB_20N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_20	HOB_20N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_20N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

10. HOBD21Y - Woodworking - times peryear

Variable name:
HOBD21Y

Based on:
HOB_21, HOB_21N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent did woodworking inhis/her leisure time or at school.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 10
HOBD21Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HOB_21 = 0	Never
HOB_21 * 365	HOB_21N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
HOB_21 * 52	HOB_21N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_21 * 12	HOB_21N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
HOB_21	HOB_21N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9996	HOB_21N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

Health utility index (HUI) (10DVs)

1. HUIDCOG - Cognition (FunctionCode)

Variable name:
HUIDCOG

Based on:
HUI_26, HUI_27

Description:
This variable classifies respondents based on their level ofcognitive problems.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 1
HUIDCOG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(HUI_26 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_27 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_26 = 1 and HUI_27 = 1	No cognitive problems
2	(HUI_26 = 1 and HUI_27 = 2) or (HUI_26 = 1 and HUI_27 = 3)	A little difficulty thinking
3	HUI_26 = 2 and HUI_27 = 1	Somewhat forgetful
4	(HUI_26 = 2 and HUI_27 = 2) or (HUI_26 = 2 and HUI_27 = 3)	Somewhat forgetful / a little difficulty thinking
5	(HUI_26 = 1 and HUI_27 = 4) or (HUI_26 = 2 and HUI_27 = 4) or (HUI_26 = 3 and HUI_27 = 1) or (HUI_26 = 3 and HUI_27 = 2) or (HUI_26 = 3 and HUI_27 = 3) or (HUI_26 = 3 and HUI_27 = 4)	Very forgetful / great deal of difficulty thinking
6	(HUI_26 = 1 and HUI_27 = 5) or (HUI_26 = 2 and HUI_27 = 5) or (HUI_26 = 3 and HUI_27 = 5) or (HUI_26 = 4 and HUI_27 = 1) or (HUI_26 = 4 and HUI_27 = 2) or (HUI_26 = 4 and HUI_27 = 3) or (HUI_26 = 4 and HUI_27 = 4) or (HUI_26 = 4 and HUI_27 = 5)	Unable to remember and / or to think

2. HUIDDEX - Dexterity Trouble(Function Code)

Variable name:
HUIDDEX

Based on:
HUI_21, HUI_22, HUI_23, HUI_24

Description:
This variable classifies the respondents based on their state ofdexterity trouble.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 2
HUIDDEX Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(HUI_21 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_22 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_23 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_24 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_21 = 1 and HUI_22 = 6 and HUI_23 = 6 and HUI_24 = 6	No dexterity problems
2	HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 2 and HUI_23 = 6 and HUI_24 = 2	Dexterity problem - no help required
3	HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 2 and HUI_23 = 6 and HUI_24 = 1	Dexterity problem - requires special equipment
4	(HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 1 and HUI_24 = 1) or (HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 1 and HUI_24 = 2)	Dexterity problem - requires help with some tasks
5	(HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 2 and HUI_24 = 1) or (HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 2 and HUI_24 = 2) or (HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 3 and HUI_24 =1) or (HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 3 and HUI_24 = 2)	Dexterity problem - requires help with most tasks
6	(HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 4 and HUI_24 = 1) or (HUI_21 = 2 and HUI_22 = 1 and HUI_23 = 4 and HUI_24 = 2)	Dexterity problem - requires help with all tasks

3. HUIDEMO - Emotional Problems(Function Code)

Variable name:
HUIDEMO

Based on:
HUI_25

Description:
This variable classifies the respondents based on their level ofemotional problems.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 3
HUIDEMO Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(HUI_25 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_25 = 1	Happy and interested in life
2	HUI_25 = 2	Somewhat happy
3	HUI_25 = 3	Somewhat unhappy
4	HUI_25 = 4	Very unhappy
5	HUI_25 = 5	So unhappy that life is not worthwhile

4. HUIDHER - Hearing Problems(Function Code)

Variable name:
HUIDHER

Based on:
HUI_06, HUI_07, HUI_07A, HUI_08, HUI_09

Description:
This variable classifies the respondents based on their hearingstate.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 4
HUIDHER Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(HUI_06 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_07 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_07A = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_08 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_09 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_06 = 1 and HUI_07 = 6 and HUI_07A = 6 and HUI_08 = 6 and HUI_09 = 6	No hearing problems
2	HUI_06 = 2 and HUI_07 = 1 and HUI_07A = 6 and HUI_08 = 1 and HUI_09 = 6	Problem hearing in group - corrected
3	(HUI_06 = 2 and HUI_07 = 1 and HUI_07A = 6 and HUI_08 = 2 and HUI_09 = 1) or (HUI_06 = 2 and HUI_07 = 1 and HUI_07A = 6 and HUI_08 = 2 and HUI_09 = 2)	Problem hearing in group and individual - corrected
4	HUI_06 = 2 and HUI_07 = 2 and HUI_07A = 1 and HUI_08 = 1 and HUI_09 = 6	Problem hearing in group - not corrected
5	HUI_06 = 2 and HUI_07 = 2 and HUI_07A = 1 and HUI_08 = 2 and HUI_09 = 1	Problem hearing in group and individual - individualcorrected
6	(HUI_06 = 2 and HUI_07 = 2 and HUI_07A = 1 and HUI_08 = 2 and HUI_09 = 2) or (HUI_06 = 2 and HUI_07 = 2 and HUI_07A = 2 and HUI_08 = 6 and HUI_09 = 6)	Cannot hear

5. HUIDHSC - Health Utility Index -categorical variable

Variable name:
HUIDHSC

Based on:
HUIDHSI

Description:
This variable categorizes the respondent's HUI score into one offour categories: no disability, mild disability, moderatedisability or severe disability.

Table 5
HUIDHSC Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	HUIDHSI = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUIDHSI = 1	No disability
2	HUIDHSI >= 0.89 and HUIDHSI < 1	Mild disability
3	HUIDHSI >= 0.7 and HUIDHSI < 0.89	Moderate disability
4	HUIDHSI < 0.7	Severe disability

6. HUIDHSI - Health UtilityIndex

Variable name:
HUIDHSI

Based on:
HUIDVIS, HUIDHER, HUIDSPE, HUIDMOB, HUIDDEX, HUIDEMO, HUIDCOG,HUIDPAD

Description:
The Health Status Index or Health Utility INDEX (HUI) is a generichealth status index that is able to synthesize both quantitativeand qualitative aspects of health. The index, developed at McMasterUniversity’s Centre for Health Economics and Policy Analysis,is based on the Comprehensive Health Status Measurement System(CHSMS). It provides a description of an individual’s overallfunctional health, based on eight attributes: vision, hearing,speech, mobility (ability to get around), dexterity (use of handsand fingers), cognition (memory and thinking), emotion (feelings),and pain and discomfort.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
In addition to describing functional health status levels, theCHSMS is the basis for HUI3. The HUI3 is a single numerical valuefor any possible combination of levels of these eight self-reportedhealth attributes. The HUI3 maps any one of the vectors of eighthealth attribute levels into a summary health value between -0.360and 1. For instance, an individual who is near-sighted, yet fullyhealthy on the other seven attributes, receives a score of 0.973.On that scale, the most preferred health level (perfect health) israted 1.000 and death is rated 0.000, while negative scores reflecthealth states considered worse than death.

The scores of the HUI embody the views of society concerninghealth status. These views are termed societal preferences, sincepreferences about various health states are elicited from arepresentative sample of individuals.

The HUI3 (Mark 3) was developed by McMaster University’sCentre for Health Economics and Policy Analysis, and is derivedusing societal preferences from a random sample of 500 peoplewithin the boundaries of the City of Hamilton-Wentworth, Ontario,Canada.

The algorithm mapping the questions to the CHSMS itself is theproperty of Health Utilities Inc. and is protected by copyright.Statistics Canada is authorized, when requested, to share thisalgorithm with users who wish to replicate results or analysesconducted by Statistics Canada. The use of the algorithm for otherpurposes, or the sharing of it with others, is prohibited.

Higher scale indicates better health index
Range: -0.360 to 1 in increments of 0.001
Reference: For a detailed explanation of the calculation of theHUI3, refer to:
-Furlong WJ, Feeny DH, Torrance GW. "Health Utilities Index (HUI):Algorithm for determining HUI Mark 2 (HUI2)/ Mark 3 (HUI3) healthstatus classification levels, health states, health-related qualityof life utility scores and single-attribute utility score from40-item interviewer-administered health status questionnaires."Dundas, Canada: Health Utilities Inc. February 1999.

-Furlong WJ, Feeny DH, Torrance GW, et al. "Multiplicativemulti-attribute utility function for the Health Utilities IndexMark 3 (HUI3) system: a technical report" Hamilton, Canada:McMaster University Centre for Health Economics and Policy AnalysisWorking Paper #98-11, December 1998.

7. HUIDMOB - Mobility Trouble(Function Code)

Variable name:
HUIDMOB

Based on:
HUI_14, HUI_15, HUI_16, HUI_17, HUI_18

Description:
This variable classifies the respondents based on their state ofmobility trouble.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 7
HUIDMOB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(HUI_14 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_15 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_16 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_17 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_18 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_14 = 1 and HUI_15 = 6 and HUI_16 = 6 and HUI_17 = 6 and HUI_18 = 6	No mobility problems
2	HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 2 and HUI_17 = 2 and HUI_18 = 2	Problem - no aid required
3	HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 1 and HUI_17 = 2 and HUI_18 = 2	Problem - requires mechanical support
4	(HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 1 and HUI_17 = 2 and HUI_18 = 1) or (HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 2 and HUI_17 = 2 and HUI_18 = 1)	Problem - requires wheelchair
5	(HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 1 and HUI_17 = 1 and HUI_18 = 1) or (HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 1 and HUI_17 = 1 and HUI_18 = 2) or (HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 2 and HUI_17 = 1 and HUI_18 = 1) or (HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 1 and HUI_16 = 2 and HUI_17 = 1 and HUI_18 = 2)	Problem - requires help from people
6	(HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 2 and HUI_16 = 6 and HUI_17 = 6 and HUI_18 = 1) or (HUI_14 = 2 and HUI_15 = 2 and HUI_16 = 6 and HUI_17 = 6 and HUI_18 = 2)	Cannot walk

8. HUIDPAD - Activities Prevented /Pain (Function Code)

Variable name:
HUIDPAD

Based on:
HUI_28, HUI_30

Description:
This variable classifies the respondents based on their activitylimitation due to pain or discomfort.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 8
HUIDPAD Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(HUI_28 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_30 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_28 = 1 and HUI_30 = 6	No pain or discomfort
2	HUI_28 = 2 and HUI_30 = 1	Pain - does not prevent activity
3	HUI_28 = 2 and HUI_30 = 2	Pain prevents a few activities
4	HUI_28 = 2 and HUI_30 = 3	Pain prevents some activities
5	HUI_28 = 2 and HUI_30 = 4	Pain prevents most activities

9. HUIDSPE - Speech Trouble (FunctionCode)

Variable name:
HUIDSPE

Based on:
HUI_10, HUI_11, HUI_12, HUI_13

Description:
This variable classifies the respondents based on their state ofspeech trouble.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 9
HUIDSPE Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(HUI_10 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_11 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_12 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_13 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_10 = 1 and HUI_11 = 6 and HUI_12 = 6 and HUI_13 = 6	No speech problems
2	HUI_10 = 2 and HUI_11 = 1 and HUI_12 = 1 and HUI_13 = 6	Partially understood by strangers
3	HUI_10 = 2 and HUI_11 = 1 and HUI_12 = 2 and HUI_13 = 1	Partially understood by friends
4	(HUI_10 = 2 and HUI_11 = 2 and HUI_12 = 1 and HUI_13 = 6) or (HUI_10 = 2 and HUI_11 = 2 and HUI_12 = 2 and HUI_13 = 1)	Not understood by strangers
5	(HUI_10 = 2 and HUI_11 = 1 and HUI_12 = 2 and HUI_13 = 2) or (HUI_10 = 2 and HUI_11 = 2 and HUI_12 = 2 and HUI_13 = 2)	Not understood by friends

10. HUIDVIS - Vision Trouble (FunctionCode)

Variable name:
HUIDVIS

Based on:
HUI_01, HUI_02, HUI_03, HUI_04, HUI_05

Description:
This variable classifies the respondents based on their visionstate.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 10
HUIDVIS Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(HUI_01 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_02 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_03 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_04 = DK, RF, NS) or (HUI_05 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	HUI_01 = 1 and HUI_02 = 6 and HUI_03 = 6 and HUI_04 = 1 and HUI_05 = 6	No visual problems
2	(HUI_01 = 1 and HUI_02 = 6 and HUI_03 = 6 and HUI_04 = 2 and HUI_05 = 1) or (HUI_01 = 2 and HUI_02 = 1 and HUI_03 = 6 and HUI_04 = 1 and HUI_05 = 6) or (HUI_01 = 2 and HUI_02 = 1 and HUI_03 = 6 and HUI_04 = 2 and HUI_05 = 1)	Problems corrected by lenses (distance, close, or both)
3	(HUI_01 = 1 and HUI_02 = 6 and HUI_03 = 6 and HUI_04 = 2 and HUI_05 = 2) or (HUI_01 = 2 and HUI_02 = 1 and HUI_03 = 6 and HUI_04 = 2 and HUI_05 = 2)	Problems seeing distance - not corrected
4	(HUI_01 = 2 and HUI_02 = 2 and HUI_03 = 1 and HUI_04 = 1 and HUI_05 = 6) or (HUI_01 = 2 and HUI_02 = 2 and HUI_03 = 1 and HUI_04 = 2 and HUI_05 = 1)	Problems seeing close - not corrected
5	HUI_01 = 2 and HUI_02 = 2 and HUI_03 = 1 and HUI_04 = 2 and HUI_05 = 2	Problem seeing close and distance - not corrected
6	HUI_01 = 2 and HUI_02 = 2 and HUI_03 = 2 and HUI_04 = 6 and HUI_05 = 6	No sight at all

Height and weight (9 DVs)

1. HWTDBMI - Body Mass Index(self-reported)

Variable name:
HWTDBMI

Based on:
HWTDHTM, HWTDKG

Description:
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a comparison of "weight" relative to the"height" of respondents.  BMI is calculated by dividing weightin kilograms by height in metres squared.
(BMI = WEIGHT (kilograms) / HEIGHT (metres) SQUARED)

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
BMI is not calculated for pregnant women.
This BMI classification is created using "self-reported height" and"self-reported weight" variables.

Table 1
HWTDBMI Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999.96	PRS_11 = 1	Population exclusion - Pregnant	NA
999.99	HWTDHTM = NS or HWTDKG = NS	Respondents for whom a valid self-reported height and weightwas not obtained	NS
999.99	DHH_SEX = 2 and (PRS_11 = DK, RF, NS)	Females who did not answer the pregnancy question (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
Round(HWTDKG / (HWTDHTM * HWTDHTM), .2)	HWTDHTM < NA  and HWTDKG < NA	BMI calculated from both self-reported height and self-reportedweight values	Rounded to two decimal places

2. HWTDBMIA - BMI Classification forAdults Aged 18 and Over (self-reported) - InternationalStandard

Variable name:
HWTDBMIA

Based on:
HWMDBMI, CLC_AGE

Description:
This variable assigns adult respondents aged 18 and over (exceptpregnant women) to one of the following categories, according totheir Body Mass Index (BMI): underweight; normal weight;overweight; obese class I; obese class II; and, obese class III.Here, the BMI categories are adopted from a body weightclassification system recommended by Health Canada and the WorldHealth Organization (WHO) which has been widely usedinternationally.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
According to Health Canada, this BMI classification system can beused as a screening tool to identify weight-related risks at thepopulation and individual levels.  The following health risksare associated with each of the BMI categories for adults aged 18and over:
normal weight = least health risk;
underweight and overweight = increased health risk;
obese class I = high health risk;
obese class II = very high health risk;
obese class III = extremely high health risk
At the population level, the BMI classification system can be usedto compare body weight patterns and related health risks within andbetween populations and to establish population trends in bodyweight patterns.  The classification should be used withcaution at the individual level because the health risk associatedwith each BMI category varies considerably betweenindividuals.  Particular caution should be used whenclassifying: adults who are naturally very lean, very muscularadults, some ethnic and racial groups, and seniors.
This variable excludes female respondents aged 18 and over who werepregnant.

Internet site:
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hpfb-dgpsa/onpp-bppn/weight

Table 2
HWTDBMIA Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	HWTDBMI = NS or (PRS_11 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
96	DHH_AGE < 18 or PRS_11 = 1	Population exclusions	NA
1	HWTDBMI < 18.50	Underweight
2	(18.50 <= HWTDBMI <= 24.99)	Normal weight
3	(25.00 <= HWTDBMI <= 29.99)	Overweight
4	(30.00 <= HWTDBMI <= 34.99)	Obese - Class I
5	(35.00 <= HWTDBMI <= 39.99)	Obese - Class II
6	HWTDBMI >= 40.00	Obese - Class III

Reference:
For more detailed information, see Canadian Guidelines for BodyWeight Classification in Adults, Health Canada, 2003.

3. HWTDBMIK - BMI Classification forChildren Less Than 18 Years of Age (self-reported) - CDCBMI-for-age

Variable name:
HWTDBMIK

Based on:
DHH_AGE, PRS_11, HWTDBMI

Description:
BMI growth charts can be used beginning at 2 years of age. BMI is calculated from weight and height measurements and is usedto determine whether an individual's weight is appropriate fortheir height. The growth charts consist of a series of percentilecurves illustrating the distribution of measurements in U.S.children.  Most of the data used to construct the charts comesfrom the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES),which has periodically collected height and weight data (and otherhealth information) on the American population since the early1960's.

Note:
This variable excludes femalerespondents who were pregnant and respondents who were 18 years ofage or older.
In these charts, the following percentiles were selected as cutoffpoints:
5th percentile and below = underweight;
From the 6th percentile up to and including the 85th percentile =normal;
From the 86th percentile up to and including the 95th percentile =overweight;
Above the 95th percentile = obese.

Source:
http://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts

Table 3
HWTDBMIK Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE >17 or PRS_11 = 1	Population exclusions	NA
9	HWTDBMI = NS or (PRS_11 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	At and below the 5th percentile for the child's age in days,and sex	Underweight
2	Between the 6th and up to and including the 85th percentile forthe child's age in days, and sex	Normal weight
3	Between the 86th and up to and including the 95th percentilefor the child's age in days, and sex	Overweight
4	Above the 95th percentile for the child's age in days, andsex	Obese

4. HWTDCM - Height (centimetres) -self-reported

Variable name:
HWTDCM

Based on:
HWT_2, HWT_2A, HWT_2B, HWT_2C, HWT_2D, HWT_2E, HWT_2F, HWT_2G,HWTDIN

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported standing height incentimetres.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 4
HWTDCM Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HWT_2 = 0
Round(HWTDIN * 2.54)	HWT_2A < 12 or  HWT_2B < 12 or HWT_2C < 12 or HWT_2D < 12 or HWT_2E < 12 or HWT_2F < 12 or HWT_2G < 12	Self-reported standing height in centimetres
999	Else		NS

5. HWTDCOL - BMI classification forchildren aged 6 to 17 (self-reported) - Cole classificationsystem

Variable name:
HWTDCOL

Based on:
HWTDBMI, CLC_SEX, CLC_AGE, age in months, age in days

Description:
This variable classifies children aged 6 to 17 (except femalerespondents aged 14 to 17 who were pregnant or did not answer thepregnancy question) as "obese", "overweight" or "neither obese oroverweight" according to the age-and-sex-specific BMI cut-offpoints as defined by Cole et al. The Cole cut-off points are basedon pooled international data (Brazil, Great Britain, Hong Kong,Netherlands, Singapore, and United States) for BMI and linked tothe widely internationally accepted adult BMI cut-off points of 25(overweight) and 30  (obese).

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents who do not fall within the categories of "Obese" or"Overweight" (as defined by Cole et al.) have been classified byCCHS and CHMS as "neither obese nor overweight".  Thisvariable excludes respondents who are 18 years of age or over.

Table 5
HWTDCOL Temporary Reformat

 

AGET1

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
round(((mdy(C2_MONTH, C2_DAY, C2_YEAR) -mdy(DHH_MOB, DHH_DOB, DHH_YOB))/365.25), 0.5)	Interview date converted to months (C2_MONTH, C2_DAY andC2_YEAR) - Date of birth converted in months (DHH_MOB, DHH_DOB andDHH_YOB)	Create respondent’s age in months at time of theinterview

 

Table
HWTDCOL Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	HWTDBMI = NS or (PRS_11 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	DHH_AGE > 17 or PRS_11 = 1	Population exclusions	NA
3	(AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  19.78) or (AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  19.65) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  20.23) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  20.08) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  20.63) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  20.51) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  21.09) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  21.01) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  21.60) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  21.57) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  22.17) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  22.18) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  22.77) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  22.81) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  23.39) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  23.46) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  24.00) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  24.41) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  24.57) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  24.77) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  25.10) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  24.42) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  25.58) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  26.05) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  26.02) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  26.67) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  26.43) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  27.24) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  26.84) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  27.76) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  27.25) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  28.20) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  27.63) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  28.57) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  27.98) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  28.87) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  28.30) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.11) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  28.60) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.29) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  28.88) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.43) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  29.14) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.56) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  29.41) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.69) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  29.70) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  29.84) or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDBMI >=  30.00) or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDBMI >=  30.00)	Obese
2	(AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.55 and HWMDBMI < 19.78)) or (AGET1 = 6 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.34 and HWMDBMI < 19.65)) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.71 and HWMDBMI < 20.23)) or (AGET1 = 6.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.53 and HWMDBMI < 20.08)) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.92 and HWMDBMI < 20.63)) or (AGET1 = 7 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  17.75 and HWMDBMI < 20.51)) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.16 and HWMDBMI < 21.09)) or (AGET1 = 7.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.03 and HWMDBMI < 21.01)) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.44 and HWMDBMI < 21.60)) or (AGET1 = 8 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.35 and HWMDBMI < 21.57)) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.76 and HWMDBMI < 22.17)) or (AGET1 = 8.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  18.69 and HWMDBMI < 22.18)) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.10 and HWMDBMI < 22.77)) or (AGET1 = 9 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.07 and HWMDBMI < 22.81)) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.46 and HWMDBMI < 23.39)) or (AGET1 = 9.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.45 and HWMDBMI < 23.46)) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.84 and HWMDBMI < 24.00)) or (AGET1 = 10 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  19.86 and HWMDBMI < 24.11)) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.20 and HWMDBMI < 24.57)) or (AGET1 = 10.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.29 and HWMDBMI < 24.77)) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.55 and HWMDBMI < 25.10)) or (AGET1 = 11 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.74 and HWMDBMI < 25.42)) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  20.89 and HWMDBMI < 25.58)) or (AGET1 = 11.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.20 and HWMDBMI < 26.05)) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.22 and HWMDBMI < 26.02)) or (AGET1 = 12 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.68 and HWMDBMI < 26.67)) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.56 and HWMDBMI < 26.43)) or (AGET1 = 12.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.14 and HWMDBMI < 27.24)) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  21.91 and HWMDBMI < 26.84)) or (AGET1 = 13 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.58 and HWMDBMI < 27.76)) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.27 and HWMDBMI < 27.25)) or (AGET1 = 13.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.98 and HWMDBMI < 28.20)) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.62 and HWMDBMI < 27.63)) or (AGET1 = 14 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.34 and HWMDBMI < 28.57)) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  22.96 and HWMDBMI < 27.98)) or (AGET1 = 14.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.66 and HWMDBMI < 28.87)) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.29 and HWMDBMI < 28.30)) or (AGET1 = 15 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.94 and HWMDBMI < 29.11)) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.60 and HWMDBMI < 28.60)) or (AGET1 = 15.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.17 and HWMDBMI < 29.29)) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  23.90 and HWMDBMI < 28.88)) or (AGET1 = 16 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.37 and HWMDBMI < 29.43)) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.19 and HWMDBMI < 29.14)) or (AGET1 = 16.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.54 and HWMDBMI < 29.56)) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.46 and HWMDBMI < 29.41)) or (AGET1 = 17 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.70 and HWMDBMI < 29.69)) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.73 and HWMDBMI < 29.70)) or (AGET1 = 17.5 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  24.85 and HWMDBMI < 29.84)) or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 1 and (HWMDBMI >=  25.00 and HWMDBMI < 30.00)) or (AGET1 = 18 and CLC_SEX = 2 and (HWMDBMI >=  25.00 and HWMDBMI < 30.00))	Overweight
1	Else	Neither overweight nor obese

Reference:
For more information about the Cole BMI classification system, seeEstablishing a Standard Definition for Child Overweight and ObesityWorldwide - International survey, by Tim J Cole, Mary C Bellizzi,Katherine M. Flegal, William H Dietz, published in British MedicalJournal, Volume: 320, May 2000.

 

6. HWTDHTM - Height (metres) -self-reported

Variable name:
HWTDHTM

Based on:
HWTDCM

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent’s self-reported heightin metres.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 6
HWTDHTM Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9.99	HWTDCM = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
HWTDCM/100	Else	Self-reported height in metres

7. HWTDIN - Height (inches) -self-reported

Variable name:
HWTDIN

Based on:
HWT_2, HWT_2A, HWT_2B, HWT_2C, HWT_2D, HWT_2E, HWT_2F, HWT_2G

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported standing height ininches.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process

Table 7
HWTDIN Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	HWT_2 = 0	Less than 12”
HWT_2A + 12	HWT_2A < 12	Between 12” and 23”
HWT_2B + 24	HWT_2B < 12	Between 24” and 35”
HWT_2C + 36	HWT_2C < 12	Between 36” and 47”
HWT_2D + 48	HWT_2D < 12	Between 48” and 59”
HWT_2E + 60	HWT_2E < 12	Between 60” and 71”
HWT_2F + 72	HWT_2F < 12	Between 72” and 83”
HWT_2G + 84	HWT_2G < 12	Between 84” and 95”
99	Else		NS

8. HWTDKG - Weight (kilograms) -self-reported

Variable name:
HWTDKG

Based on:
HWT_3, HWT_3N, PRS_11

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight in kilograms.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  This variableexcludes female respondents who were pregnant.

Table 8
HWTDKG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	PRS_11 = 1	Population exclusions	NA
Round(HWT_3 * 0.4536)	HWT_3N = 1	Self-reported weight in pounds converted to kilograms
HWT_3	HWT_3N = 2	Self-reported weight in kilograms
999	Else		NS

9. HWTDLB - Weight (pounds) -self-reported

Variable name:
HWTDLB

Based on:
HWT_3, HWT_3N, PRS_11

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight in pounds.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  This variableexcludes female respondents who were pregnant.

Table 9
HWTDLB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	PRS_11 = 1	Population exclusions	NA
HWT_3	HWT_3N = 1	Self-reported weight in pounds
Round(HWT_3 * 2.205)	HWT_3N = 2	Self-reported weight in kilograms converted to pounds
999	Else		NS

Income (5 DVs)

1. INCDDIA2 - Total household income- 2 categories

Variable name:
INCDDIA2

Based on:
DHHDHSZ, INCDHH

Description:
This variable classifies the total household income into twocategories based on total household income and the number of peopleliving in the household.

Introduced in:
NPHS - Cycle 1

Table 1
INCDDIA2 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (1,2,3,4)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (1,2,3,4,5)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (1,2,3,4,5,6))	Low income
2	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (6,7,8,9,10,11,12)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (7,8,9,10,11,12))	Middle or high income
9	Else	Not enough information for the classification	NS

2. INCDDIA4 - Total household income -4 categories

Variable name:
INCDDIA4

Based on:
DHHDHSZ, INCDHH

Description:
This variable classifies the total household income into fourcategories based on total household income and the number of peopleliving in the household.

Introduced in:
NPHS - Cycle 1

Table 2
INCDDIA4 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (1,2,3,4)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (1,2,3,4,5)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (1,2,3,4,5,6))	Lowest income grouping
2	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (5,6)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (6,7)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (7,8,9))	Lower middle income grouping
3	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (7,8,9)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (8,9,10)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (10))	Upper middle income grouping
4	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (10,11,12)) or (DHHDHSZ > 2 and INCDHH in (11,12))	Highest income grouping
9	Else	Not enough information for the classification	NS

3. INCDDIA5 - Total household income -5 categories

Variable name:
INCDDIA5

Based on:
DHHDHSZ, INCDHH

Description:
This variable classifies the total household income into fivecategories based on total household income and the number of peopleliving in the household.

Introduced in:
NPHS - Cycle 1

Table 3
INCDDIA5 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2,3,4) and INCDHH in (1,2,3)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (1,2,3,4))	Lowest income grouping
2	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (4)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (4,5)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (5,6))	Lower middle income grouping
3	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (5,6)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (6,7)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (7,8,9))	Middle income grouping
4	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (7,8,9)) or (DHHDHSZ in (3,4) and INCDHH in (8,9,10)) or (DHHDHSZ > 4 and INCDHH in (10))	Upper middle income grouping
5	(DHHDHSZ in (1,2) and INCDHH in (10,11,12)) or (DHHDHSZ > 2 and INCDHH in (11,12))	Highest income grouping
9	Else	Not enough information for the classification	NS

4. INCDHH - Total Household Income -All Sources

Variable name:
INCDHH

Based on:
INC_22, INC_23, INC_24, INC_25, INC_26, INC_27, INC_28

Description:
This variable groups the total household income from all sources. Arange value was assigned by the application to respondents whoprovided an exact amount in question INC_21.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 4
INCDHH Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(INC_22 = DK, RF, NS)	None of the income questions were answered (don’t know,refusal, not stated)	NS
1	INC_22 = 3	No income
2	INC_24 = 1	Less than $5,000
3	INC_24 = 2	$5,000 to $9,999
4	INC_25 = 1	$10,000 to $14,999
5	INC_25 = 2	$15,000 to $19,999
6	INC_27 = 1	$20,000 to $29,999
7	INC_27 = 2	$30,000 to $39,999
8	INC_28 = 1	$40,000 to $49,999
9	INC_28 = 2	$50,000 to $59,999
10	INC_28 = 3	$60,000 to $79,999
11	INC_28 = 4	$80,000 to $99,999
12	INC_28 = 5	$100,000 +
99	Else	Not enough information for the classification	NS

5. INCDPER - Personal Income - AllSources

Variable name:
INCDPER

Based on:
INC_32, INC_34, INC_35, INC_37, INC_38

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent’s personal income fromall sources. A range value was assigned by the application torespondents who provided an exact amount in question INC_31.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 15 years old were excluded from thepopulation.

Table 5
INCDPER Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE < 15	Population exclusions	NA
99	(INC_32 = DK, RF, NS)	None of the income questions were answered (don’t know,refusal, not stated)	NS
1	(INC_32 = 3, NA)	No income
2	INC_34 = 1	Less than $5,000
3	INC_34 = 2	$5,000 to $9,999
4	INC_35 = 1	$10,000 to $14,999
5	INC_35 = 2	$15,000 to $19,999
6	INC_37 = 1	$20,000 to $29,999
7	INC_37 = 2	$30,000 to $39,999
8	INC_38 = 1	$40,000 to $49,999
9	INC_38 = 2	$50,000 to $59,999
10	INC_38 = 3	$60,000 to $79,999
11	INC_38 = 4	$80,000 to $99,999
12	INC_38 = 5	$100,000 +
99	Else	Not enough information for the classification	NS

Labour force (8 DVs)

1. LBFDHPW - Total usual hoursworked per week

Variable name:
LBFDHPW

Based on:
DHH_AGE, LBF_42, LBF_53

Description:
This variable indicates the total number of hours the respondentworked per week.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 or more than 75 years old or who didnot answer whether they had worked in the year preceding theinterview have been excluded from the population.

Table 1
LBFDHPW Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 15 or DHH_AGE > 75 or LBF_42 = NA	Population exclusion	NA
999	(LBF_42 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_53 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
LBF_42	LBF_42 < NA and LBF_53 = NA	Number of hours usually worked for respondents with onejob
LBF_42 + LBF_53	LBF_42 < NA and LBF_53 < NA	Number of hours usually worked for respondents with more thanone job

2. LBFDJST - Job status over pastyear

Variable name:
LBFDJST

Based on:
DHH_AGE, LBF_01, LBF_11, LBF_22, LBF_61, LBF_71

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent’s job status over thepast year.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 or more than 75 years old or who didnot work in the week preceding the interview were excluded from thepopulation.

Table 2
LBFDJST Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	LBF_01 = NA or DHH_AGE < 15 or DHH_AGE > 75	Population exclusion	NA
99	(LBF_22 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_61 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_71 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	LBF_61 = 52	Has had a job throughout the past year
2	LBF_71 = 52	Was without a job and looking for work throughout the pastyear
3	LBF_22 = 2	Was without a job and not looking for work throughout pastyear
4	(LBF_61 + LBF_71) = 52 and (0 < LBF_71 < 52) and LBF_61 < 52	Has had a job part of the year - was without a job and lookingfor other part of the year
5	LBF_61 < 52 and LBF_71 = 0	Has had a job part of the year - was without a job and notlooking for other part of the year
6	LBF_71 < 52 and LBF_21 = 2 and (LBF_11 = 1 or LBF_22 = 1)	Was without a job and looking for part of the year - waswithout a job and not looking for other part of the year
7	(LBF_61 + LBF_71) < 52 and (0 < LBF_71 < 52) and LBF_61 < 52	Has had a job part of the year - was without a job and lookingfor part of the year - was without a job and not looking for otherpart of year

3. LBFDMJS - Multiple jobstatus

Variable name:
LBFDMJS

Based on:
DHH_AGE, LBF_03, LBF_21, LBF_23, LBF_51

Description:
This variable classifies respondents based on whether or not theyhad multiple jobs in the past year and if they still do.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 or more than 75 years old have beenexcluded from the population.

Table 3
LBFDMJS Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 15 or DHH_AGE > 75	Population exclusion	NA
9	(LBF_03 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_21 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_23 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_51 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	LBF_51 = 52	Currently has multiple jobs - had them all past year
2	LBF_03 = 1 and LBF_51 < 52	Currently has multiple jobs - did not have them all pastyear
3	LBF_03 = 2	Currently has only one job
4	LBF_23 = 1	Currently does not have a job - held multiple jobs over pastyear
5	LBF_23 = 2 or LBF_21 = 2	Currently does not have a job - did not hold multiple jobs overthe year

4. LBFDPFT - Full-time/ part-timeworking status (for total usual hours)

Variable name:
LBFDPFT

Based on:
LBFDHPW

Description:
This variable indicates if the respondent works full-time orpart-time.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 or more than 75 years old or who didnot work in the year preceding the interview have been excludedfrom the population.

Table 4
LBFDPFT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	LBFDHPW = NA	Population exclusion	NA
9	LBFDHPW = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	LBFDHPW >= 30	Full-time
2	LBFDHPW < 30	Part-time

5. LBFDRNW - Main reason for notworking last week

Variable name:
LBFDRNW

Based on:
DHH_AGE, LBF_01, LBF_11, LBF_13, LBF_41

Description:
This variable indicates the main reason why the respondent did notwork in the week prior to the interview.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 or more than 75 years old or who didnot work in the week preceding the interview have been excludedfrom the population.

Table 5
LBFDRNW Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE < 15 or DHH_AGE > 75  or LBF_01 =  1	Population exclusion	NA
99	(LBF_11 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_13 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_41 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	LBF_01 = 3	Permanently unable to work
2	LBF_13 = 1 or LBF_41 = 1	Own illness or disability
3	LBF_13 = 2 or LBF_41 = 2	Caring for - own children
4	LBF_13 = 3 or LBF_41 = 3	Caring for - elder relative
5	LBF_13 = 4 or LBF_41 = 4	Pregnancy/ maternity leave
6	LBF_13 = 5 or LBF_41 = 5	Other personal or family responsibilities
7	LBF_13 = 6 or LBF_41 = 6	Vacation
8	LBF_13 = 7 or LBF_41 = 14	School or educational leave
9	LBF_13 = 8	Retired
10	LBF_13 = 9	Believes no work is available (in area or suited toskills)
11	LBF_41 = 7	Labour dispute
12	LBF_41 = 8	Temporary layoff due to business conditions
13	LBF_41 = 9	Seasonal layoff
14	LBF_41 = 10	Casual job, no work available
15	LBF_41 = 12	Self-employed, no work available
16	LBF_41 = 13	Seasonal business
17	LBF_11 = 1	Looking for work
18	LBF_41 = 11	Work schedule
19	LBF_13 = 10 or LBF_41 = 15	Other reason

6. LBFDSTU - Student workingstatus

Variable name:
LBFDSTU

Based on:
DHH_AGE, EDU_01, EDU_02, LBF_01, LBF_02, LBF_21

Description:
This variable indicates the respondent’s working status ifhe/she was a student.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 years or more than 75 years old orwho were not studying at the time of the interview have beenexcluded from the population.

Table 6
LBFDSTU Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 15 or DHH_AGE > 75 or EDU_01 = 2	Population exclusion	NA
9	(LBF_21 = DK, RF, NS) or (EDU_02 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	(LBF_01 = 1 or LBF_02 = 1 or LBF_21 = 1) and EDU_02 = 1	Worked during last 12 months and currently attending schoolfull-time
2	(LBF_01 = 1 or LBF_02 = 1 or LBF_21 = 1) and EDU_02 = 2	Worked during last 12 months and currently attending schoolpart-time
3	LBF_21 = 2 and EDU_02 = 1	Did not work during last 12 months and currently attendingschool full-time
4	LBF_21 = 2 and EDU_02 = 2	Did not work during last 12 months and currently attendingschool part-time

7. LBFDWSL - Working status lastweek

Variable name:
LBFDWSL

Based on:
DHH_AGE, LBF_01, LBF_11, LBF_41

Description:
This variable classifies the respondent based on his/her workingstatus in the week prior to the interview and also includesgrouping for reasons of not working.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 or more than 75 years old have beenexcluded from the population.

Table 7
LBFDWSL Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE < 15 or DHH_AGE > 75	Population exclusion	NA
99	(LBF_11 = DK, RF, NS) or (LBF_41 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	LBF_01 = 1	Worked at a job or business
2	(LBF_41 = 8, 9, 10, 12, 13)	Had a job - on temporary or seasonal layoff
3	(0 < LBF_41 < 8) or LBF_41 = 11 or (13 < LBF_41 < NA)	Had a job - absent for some other reason
4	LBF_11 = 1	Did not have a job - looked for work over past 4 weeks
5	LBF_11 = 2	Did not have a job - did not look for work over past 4weeks
6	LBF_01 = 3	Permanently unable to work

8. LBFDWSS - Working status lastweek

Variable name:
LBFDWSS

Based on:
DHH_AGE, LBF_01, LBF_02

Description:
This variable classifies the respondent based on his/her workingstatus in the week prior to the interview.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Note:
Respondents aged less than 15 or more than 75 years old have beenexcluded from the population.

Table 8
LBFDWSS Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 15 or DHH_AGE > 75	Population exclusions	NA
1	LBF_01 = 1	Worked at a job or business
2	LBF_02 = 1	Had a job but did not work (absent)
3	LBF_02 = 2	Did not have a job
4	LBF_02 = 3	Permanently unable to work
9	(LBF_02 = DK, R, NS) or (LBF_01 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS

Milk and dairy product consumption (4DVs)

1. MDCD11Y - Drinks milk - times peryear

Variable name:
MDCD11Y

Based on:
MDC_11, MDC_11N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks milk or enrichedmilk substitutes or uses them on cereal.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 1
MDCD11Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MDC_11 = 0	Never
MDC_11 * 365	MDC_11N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_11 * 52	MDC_11N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_11 * 12	MDC_11N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MDC_11	MDC_11N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MDC_11N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

2. MDCD13Y - Eats cottage cheese -times per year

Variable name:
MDCD13Y

Based on:
MDC_13, MDC_13N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats cottagecheese.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 2
MDCD13Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MDC_13 = 0	Never
MDC_13 * 365	MDC_13N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_13 * 52	MDC_13N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_13 * 12	MDC_13N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MDC_13	MDC_13N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MDC_13N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

3. MDCD14Y - Eats yogurt - times peryear

Variable name:
MDCD14Y

Based on:
MDC_14, MDC_14N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats yogurt, excludingfrozen yogurt.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.   Based onCCHS 2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 3
MDCD14Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MDC_14 = 0	Never
MDC_14 * 365	MDC_14N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_14 * 52	MDC_14N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_14 * 12	MDC_14N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MDC_14	MDC_14N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MDC_14N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

4. MDCD15Y - Eats ice cream or frozenyogurt - times per year

Variable name:
MDCD15Y

Based on:
MDC_15, MDC_15N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats ice cream orfrozen yogurt.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 4
MDCD15Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MDC_15 = 0	Never
MDC_15 * 365	MDC_15N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_15 * 52	MDC_15N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MDC_15 * 12	MDC_15N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MDC_15	MDC_15N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MDC_15N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

Meat and fish consumption (11DVs)

1. MFCD11Y - Eats red meat - timesper year

Variable name:
MFCD11Y

Based on:
MFC_11, MFC_11N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats red meat(including beef, hamburger, pork or lamb).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 1
MFCD11Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_11 = 0	Never
MFC_11 * 365	MFC_11N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_11 * 52	MFC_11N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_11 * 12	MFC_11N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_11	MFC_11N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_11N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

2. MFCD12Y - Eats liver - times peryear

Variable name:
MFCD12Y

Based on:
MFC_12, MFC_12N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats liver (includingall types of liver such as beef, veal, pork or chicken butexcluding liverwurst and liver pâté).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 2
MFCD12Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_12 = 0	Never
MFC_12 * 365	MFC_12N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_12 * 52	MFC_12N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_12 * 12	MFC_12N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_12	MFC_12N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_12N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

3. MFCD13Y - Eats other organ meats -times per year

Variable name:
MFCD13Y

Based on:
MFC_13, MFC_13N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats other organ meats(including kidneys, heart or giblets).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 3
MFCD13Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_13 = 0	Never
MFC_13 * 365	MFC_13N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_13 * 52	MFC_13N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_13 * 12	MFC_13N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_13	MFC_13N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_13N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

4. MFCD14Y - Eats beef or pork hotdogs - times per year

Variable name:
MFCD14Y

Based on:
MFC_14, MFC_14N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats beef or porkhotdogs.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 4
MFCD14Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_14 = 0	Never
MFC_14 * 365	MFC_14N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_14 * 52	MFC_14N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_14 * 12	MFC_14N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_14	MFC_14N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_14N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

5. MFCD15Y - Eats sausage or bacon-times per year

Variable name:
MFCD15Y

Based on:
MFC_15, MFC_15N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats sausages or bacon(including all types of sausages such as breakfast, pepperoni andKielbassa but excluding low-fat, light or turkey varieties).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 5
MFCD15Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_15 = 0	Never
MFC_15 * 365	MFC_15N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_15 * 52	MFC_15N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_15 * 12	MFC_15N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_15	MFC_15N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_15N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

6. MFCD16Y - Eats salt water fish -times per year

Variable name:
MFCD16Y

Based on:
MFC_16, MFC_16N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats salt water fish(including salmon, tuna or fish sticks).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables. 

Table 6
MFCD16Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_16 = 0	Never
MFC_16 * 365	MFC_16N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_16 * 52	MFC_16N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_16 * 12	MFC_16N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_16	MFC_16N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_16N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

7. MFCD17Y - Eats fresh water fish -times per year

Variable name:
MFCD17Y

Based on:
MFC_17, MFC_17N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats fresh water fish(including trout, walleye or pickerel).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 7
MFCD17Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_17 = 0	Never
MFC_17 * 365	MFC_17N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_17 * 52	MFC_17N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_17 * 12	MFC_17N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_17	MFC_17N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_17N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

8. MFCD18Y - Eats shellfish - timesper year

Variable name:
MFCD18Y

Based on:
MFC_18, MFC_18N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats shellfish(including shrimp, mussels, scallops, lobster, clams, oysters orcrab).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 8
MFCD18Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_18 = 0	Never
MFC_18 * 365	MFC_18N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_18 * 52	MFC_181N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_18 * 12	MFC_18N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_18	MFC_18N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_18N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

9. MFCD19Y - Eats eggs and egg dishes- times per year

Variable name:
MFCD19Y

Based on:
MFC_19, MFC_19N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats eggs and eggdishes including the yolk such as omelettes, frittata or quiche(excluding all egg dishes made with only egg whites).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 9
MFCD19Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_19 = 0	Never
MFC_19 * 365	MFC_19N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_19 * 52	MFC_19N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_19 * 12	MFC_19N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_19	MFC_19N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_19N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

10. MFCD20Y - Eats cooked dried beans- times per year

Variable name:
MFCD20Y

Based on:
MFC_20, MFC_20N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats cooked dried beans(including refried beans, baked beans, pea soup or kidney beans,excluding green and yellow beans).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 10
MFCD20Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_20 = 0	Never
MFC_20 * 365	MFC_20N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_20 * 52	MFC_20N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_20 * 12	MFC_20N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_20	MFC_20N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_20N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

11. MFCD21Y - Eats peanuts, walnuts,seeds or other nuts - times per year

Variable name:
MFCD21Y

Based on:
MFC_21, MFC_21N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent eats peanuts, walnuts,seeds, or other nuts (excluding nut butters such as peanutbutter).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 11
MFCD21Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	MFC_21 = 0	Never
MFC_21 * 365	MFC_21N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_21 * 52	MFC_21N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
MFC_21 * 12	MFC_21N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
MFC_21	MFC_21N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	MFC_21N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

Oral Health (77 DVs)

1. OHCDELG - Eligibility - OralHealth

Variable name:
OHCDELG

Based on:
PHC_42K

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for theOral Health component. As there are multiple reasons to be screenedout of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs by reason shouldnot be based on frequency counts for this variable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process

Table 1
OHCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	PHC_42K = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
1	Else	Eligible

2. OHEDAC01 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 1

Variable name:
OHEDAC01

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 1 (Sound - never decayed or restored) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 2
OHEDAC01 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC01_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 11
DVC01_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 12
DVC01_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 13
DVC01_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 14
DVC01_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 15
DVC01_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 16
DVC01_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 17
DVC01_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 21
DVC01_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 22
DVC01_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 23
DVC01_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 24
DVC01_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 25
DVC01_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 26
DVC01_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 27
DVC01_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 31
DVC01_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 32
DVC01_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 33
DVC01_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 34
DVC01_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 35
DVC01_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 36
DVC01_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 37
DVC01_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 41
DVC01_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 42
DVC01_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 43
DVC01_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 44
DVC01_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 45
DVC01_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 46
DVC01_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 47

 

Table 2
OHEDAC01 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC01_11- DVC01_17 DVC01_21- DVC01_27 DVC01_31- DVC01_37 DVC01_41- DVC01_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 1
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

3. OHEDAC02 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 2

Variable name:
OHEDAC02

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 2 (Sound - crown sealed, never decayed or otherwise restored)during the clinic dental examinations.  The probing portion ofthe oral health exam was completed by all respondents except thosemeeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 3
OHEDAC02 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC02_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 11
DVC02_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 12
DVC02_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 13
DVC02_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 14
DVC02_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 15
DVC02_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 16
DVC02_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 17
DVC02_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 21
DVC02_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 22
DVC02_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 23
DVC02_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 24
DVC02_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 25
DVC02_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 26
DVC02_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 27
DVC02_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 31
DVC02_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 32
DVC02_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 33
DVC02_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 34
DVC02_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 35
DVC02_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 36
DVC02_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 37
DVC02_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 41
DVC02_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 42
DVC02_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 43
DVC02_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 44
DVC02_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 45
DVC02_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 46
DVC02_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 47

 

Table 3
OHEDAC02 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC02_11- DVC02_17 DVC02_21- DVC02_27 DVC02_31- DVC02_37 DVC02_41- DVC02_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 2
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

4. OHEDAC03 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 3

Variable name:
OHEDAC03

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 3 (Missing - due to orthodontic treatment) during the clinicdental examinations.  The probing portion of the oral healthexam was completed by all respondents except those meeting theexclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 4
OHEDAC03 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC03_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 11
DVC03_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 12
DVC03_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 13
DVC03_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 14
DVC03_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 15
DVC03_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 16
DVC03_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 17
DVC03_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 21
DVC03_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 22
DVC03_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 23
DVC03_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 24
DVC03_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 25
DVC03_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 26
DVC03_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 27
DVC03_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 31
DVC03_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 32
DVC03_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 33
DVC03_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 34
DVC03_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 35
DVC03_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 36
DVC03_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 37
DVC03_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 41
DVC03_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 42
DVC03_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 43
DVC03_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 44
DVC03_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 45
DVC03_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 46
DVC03_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 47

 

Table 4
OHEDAC03 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC03_11- DVC03_17 DVC03_21- DVC03_27 DVC03_31- DVC03_37 DVC03_41- DVC03_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 3
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

5. OHEDAC04 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 4

Variable name:
OHEDAC04

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 4 (Missing - due to trauma) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 5
OHEDAC04 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC04_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 11
DVC04_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 12
DVC04_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 13
DVC04_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 14
DVC04_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 15
DVC04_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 16
DVC04_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 17
DVC04_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 21
DVC04_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 22
DVC04_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 23
DVC04_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 24
DVC04_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 25
DVC04_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 26
DVC04_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 27
DVC04_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 31
DVC04_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 32
DVC04_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 33
DVC04_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 34
DVC04_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 35
DVC04_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 36
DVC04_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 37
DVC04_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 41
DVC04_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 42
DVC04_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 43
DVC04_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 44
DVC04_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 45
DVC04_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 46
DVC04_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 47

 

Table 5
OHEDAC04 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC04_11- DVC04_17 DVC04_21- DVC04_27 DVC04_31- DVC04_37 DVC04_41- DVC04_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 4
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

6. OHEDAC05 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 5

Variable name:
OHEDAC05

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 5 (Missing - due to caries or periodontal disease) during theclinic dental examinations.  The probing portion of the oralhealth exam was completed by all respondents except those meetingthe exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 6
OHEDAC05 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC05_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 11
DVC05_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 12
DVC05_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 13
DVC05_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 14
DVC05_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 15
DVC05_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 16
DVC05_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 17
DVC05_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 21
DVC05_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 22
DVC05_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 23
DVC05_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 24
DVC05_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 25
DVC05_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 26
DVC05_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 27
DVC05_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 31
DVC05_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 32
DVC05_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 33
DVC05_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 34
DVC05_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 35
DVC05_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 36
DVC05_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 37
DVC05_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 41
DVC05_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 42
DVC05_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 43
DVC05_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 44
DVC05_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 45
DVC05_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 46
DVC05_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 47

 

Table 6
OHEDAC05 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC05_11- DVC05_17 DVC05_21- DVC05_27 DVC05_31- DVC05_37 DVC05_41- DVC05_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 5
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

7. OHEDAC06 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 6

Variable name:
OHEDAC06

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 6 (Unerupted tooth, congenitally missing or unexposed root)during the clinic dental examinations.  The probing portion ofthe oral health exam was completed by all respondents except thosemeeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 7
OHEDAC06 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC06_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 11
DVC06_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 12
DVC06_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 13
DVC06_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 14
DVC06_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 15
DVC06_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 16
DVC06_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 17
DVC06_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 21
DVC06_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 22
DVC06_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 23
DVC06_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 24
DVC06_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 25
DVC06_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 26
DVC06_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 27
DVC06_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 31
DVC06_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 32
DVC06_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 33
DVC06_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 34
DVC06_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 35
DVC06_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 36
DVC06_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 37
DVC06_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 41
DVC06_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 42
DVC06_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 43
DVC06_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 44
DVC06_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 45
DVC06_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 46
DVC06_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 47

 

Table 7
OHEDAC06 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC06_11- DVC06_17 DVC06_21- DVC06_27 DVC06_31- DVC06_37 DVC06_41- DVC06_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 6
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

8. OHEDAC07 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 7

Variable name:
OHEDAC07

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 7 (Decayed severely) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 8
OHEDAC07 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC07_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 11
DVC07_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 12
DVC07_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 13
DVC07_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 14
DVC07_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 15
DVC07_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 16
DVC07_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 17
DVC07_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 21
DVC07_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 22
DVC07_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 23
DVC07_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 24
DVC07_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 25
DVC07_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 26
DVC07_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 27
DVC07_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 31
DVC07_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 32
DVC07_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 33
DVC07_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 34
DVC07_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 35
DVC07_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 36
DVC07_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 37
DVC07_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 41
DVC07_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 42
DVC07_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 43
DVC07_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 44
DVC07_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 45
DVC07_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 46
DVC07_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 47

 

Table 8
OHEDAC07 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC07_11- DVC07_17 DVC07_21- DVC07_27 DVC07_31- DVC07_37 DVC07_41- DVC07_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 7
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

9. OHEDAC08 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 8

Variable name:
OHEDAC08

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 8 (Decayed - pit and fissure caries) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 9
OHEDAC08 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC08_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 11
DVC08_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 12
DVC08_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 13
DVC08_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 14
DVC08_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 15
DVC08_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 16
DVC08_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 17
DVC08_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 21
DVC08_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 22
DVC08_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 23
DVC08_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 24
DVC08_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 25
DVC08_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 26
DVC08_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 27
DVC08_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 31
DVC08_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 32
DVC08_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 33
DVC08_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 34
DVC08_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 35
DVC08_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 36
DVC08_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 37
DVC08_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 41
DVC08_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 42
DVC08_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 43
DVC08_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 44
DVC08_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 45
DVC08_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 46
DVC08_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 47

 

Table 9
OHEDAC08 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC08_11- DVC08_17 DVC08_21- DVC08_27 DVC08_31- DVC08_37 DVC08_41- DVC08_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 8
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

10. OHEDAC09 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 9

Variable name:
OHEDAC09

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 9 (Decayed - smooth surface caries) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 10
OHEDAC09 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC09_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 11
DVC09_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 12
DVC09_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 13
DVC09_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 14
DVC09_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 15
DVC09_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 16
DVC09_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 17
DVC09_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 21
DVC09_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 22
DVC09_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 23
DVC09_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 24
DVC09_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 25
DVC09_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 26
DVC09_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 27
DVC09_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 31
DVC09_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 32
DVC09_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 33
DVC09_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 34
DVC09_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 35
DVC09_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 36
DVC09_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 37
DVC09_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 41
DVC09_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 42
DVC09_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 43
DVC09_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 44
DVC09_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 45
DVC09_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 46
DVC09_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 47

 

Table 10
OHEDAC09 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC09_11- DVC09_17 DVC09_21- DVC09_27 DVC09_31- DVC09_37 DVC09_41- DVC09_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 9
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

11. OHEDAC10 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 10

Variable name:
OHEDAC10

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 10 (Decayed - both smooth surface and pit and fissure caries)during the clinic dental examinations.  The probing portion ofthe oral health exam was completed by all respondents except thosemeeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 11
OHEDAC10 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC10_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 11
DVC10_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 12
DVC10_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 13
DVC10_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 14
DVC10_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 15
DVC10_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 16
DVC10_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 17
DVC10_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 21
DVC10_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 22
DVC10_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 23
DVC10_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 24
DVC10_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 25
DVC10_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 26
DVC10_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 27
DVC10_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 31
DVC10_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 32
DVC10_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 33
DVC10_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 34
DVC10_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 35
DVC10_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 36
DVC10_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 37
DVC10_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 41
DVC10_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 42
DVC10_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 43
DVC10_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 44
DVC10_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 45
DVC10_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 46
DVC10_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 47

 

Table 11
OHEDAC10 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC10_11- DVC10_17 DVC10_21- DVC10_27 DVC10_31- DVC10_37 DVC10_41- DVC10_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 10
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

12. OHEDAC12 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 12

Variable name:
OHEDAC12

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 12 (Filled with amalgam, no other decay) during the clinicdental examinations.  The probing portion of the oral healthexam was completed by all respondents except those meeting theexclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 12
OHEDAC12 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC12_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 11
DVC12_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 12
DVC12_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 13
DVC12_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 14
DVC12_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 15
DVC12_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 16
DVC12_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 17
DVC12_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 21
DVC12_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 22
DVC12_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 23
DVC12_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 24
DVC12_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 25
DVC12_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 26
DVC12_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 27
DVC12_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 31
DVC12_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 32
DVC12_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 33
DVC12_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 34
DVC12_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 35
DVC12_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 36
DVC12_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 37
DVC12_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 41
DVC12_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 42
DVC12_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 43
DVC12_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 44
DVC12_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 45
DVC12_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 46
DVC12_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 47

 

Table 12
OHEDAC12 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC12_11- DVC12_17 DVC12_21- DVC12_27 DVC12_31- DVC12_37 DVC12_41- DVC12_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 12
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

13. OHEDAC13 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 13

Variable name:
OHEDAC13

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 13 (Filled with other material (resin, GIC, inlay, crown), noother decay) during the clinic dental examinations.  Theprobing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 13
OHEDAC13 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC13_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 11
DVC13_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 12
DVC13_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 13
DVC13_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 14
DVC13_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 15
DVC13_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 16
DVC13_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 17
DVC13_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 21
DVC13_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 22
DVC13_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 23
DVC13_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 24
DVC13_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 25
DVC13_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 26
DVC13_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 27
DVC13_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 31
DVC13_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 32
DVC13_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 33
DVC13_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 34
DVC13_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 35
DVC13_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 36
DVC13_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 37
DVC13_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 41
DVC13_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 42
DVC13_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 43
DVC13_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 44
DVC13_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 45
DVC13_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 46
DVC13_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 47

 

Table 13
OHEDAC13 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC13_11- DVC13_17 DVC13_21- DVC13_27 DVC13_31- DVC13_37 DVC13_41- DVC13_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 13
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

14. OHEDAC14 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 14

Variable name:
OHEDAC14

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 14 (Filled with amalgam and other material (resin, GIC, inlay,crown), no other decay) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 14
OHEDAC14 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC14_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 11
DVC14_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 12
DVC14_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 13
DVC14_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 14
DVC14_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 15
DVC14_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 16
DVC14_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 17
DVC14_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 21
DVC14_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 22
DVC14_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 23
DVC14_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 24
DVC14_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 25
DVC14_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 26
DVC14_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 27
DVC14_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 31
DVC14_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 32
DVC14_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 33
DVC14_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 34
DVC14_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 35
DVC14_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 36
DVC14_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 37
DVC14_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 41
DVC14_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 42
DVC14_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 43
DVC14_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 44
DVC14_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 45
DVC14_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 46
DVC14_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 47

 

Table 14
OHEDAC14 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC14_11- DVC14_17 DVC14_21- DVC14_27 DVC14_31- DVC14_37 DVC14_41- DVC14_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 14
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

15. OHEDAC15 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 15

Variable name:
OHEDAC15

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 15 (Filled with amalgam, no other decay, but filling isdefective and needs replacement) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 15
OHEDAC15 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC15_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 11
DVC15_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 12
DVC15_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 13
DVC15_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 14
DVC15_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 15
DVC15_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 16
DVC15_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 17
DVC15_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 21
DVC15_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 22
DVC15_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 23
DVC15_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 24
DVC15_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 25
DVC15_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 26
DVC15_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 27
DVC15_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 31
DVC15_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 32
DVC15_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 33
DVC15_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 34
DVC15_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 35
DVC15_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 36
DVC15_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 37
DVC15_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 41
DVC15_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 42
DVC15_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 43
DVC15_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 44
DVC15_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 45
DVC15_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 46
DVC15_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 47

 

Table 15
OHEDAC15 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC15_11- DVC15_17 DVC15_21- DVC15_27 DVC15_31- DVC15_37 DVC15_41- DVC15_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 15
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

16. OHEDAC16 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 16

Variable name:
OHEDAC16

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 16 (Filled with other material (resin, GIC, inlay, crown) butfilling is defective and needs replacement) during the clinicdental examinations.  The probing portion of the oral healthexam was completed by all respondents except those meeting theexclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 16
OHEDAC16 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC16_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 11
DVC16_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 12
DVC16_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 13
DVC16_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 14
DVC16_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 15
DVC16_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 16
DVC16_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 17
DVC16_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 21
DVC16_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 22
DVC16_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 23
DVC16_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 24
DVC16_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 25
DVC16_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 26
DVC16_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 27
DVC16_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 31
DVC16_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 32
DVC16_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 33
DVC16_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 34
DVC16_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 35
DVC16_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 36
DVC16_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 37
DVC16_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 41
DVC16_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 42
DVC16_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 43
DVC16_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 44
DVC16_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 45
DVC16_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 46
DVC16_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 47

 

Table 16
OHEDAC16 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC16_11- DVC16_17 DVC16_21- DVC16_27 DVC16_31- DVC16_37 DVC16_41- DVC16_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 16
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS

 

17. OHEDAC17 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 17

Variable name:
OHEDAC17

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 17 (Filled with amalgam and other material (resin, GIC, inlay,crown) but filling is defective and needs replacement) during theclinic dental examinations.  The probing portion of the oralhealth exam was completed by all respondents except those meetingthe exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 17
OHEDAC17 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC17_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 11
DVC17_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 12
DVC17_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 13
DVC17_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 14
DVC17_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 15
DVC17_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 16
DVC17_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 17
DVC17_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 21
DVC17_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 22
DVC17_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 23
DVC17_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 24
DVC17_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 25
DVC17_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 26
DVC17_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 27
DVC17_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 31
DVC17_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 32
DVC17_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 33
DVC17_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 34
DVC17_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 35
DVC17_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 36
DVC17_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 37
DVC17_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 41
DVC17_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 42
DVC17_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 43
DVC17_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 44
DVC17_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 45
DVC17_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 46
DVC17_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 47

 

Table 17
OHEDAC17 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC17_11- DVC17_17 DVC17_21- DVC17_27 DVC17_31- DVC17_37 DVC17_41- DVC17_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 17
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

18. OHEDAC18 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 18

Variable name:
OHEDAC18

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 18 (Bridge abutment, special crown or veneer) during the clinicdental examinations.  The probing portion of the oral healthexam was completed by all respondents except those meeting theexclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 18
OHEDAC18 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC18_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 11
DVC18_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 12
DVC18_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 13
DVC18_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 14
DVC18_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 15
DVC18_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 16
DVC18_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 17
DVC18_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 21
DVC18_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 22
DVC18_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 23
DVC18_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 24
DVC18_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 25
DVC18_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 26
DVC18_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 27
DVC18_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 31
DVC18_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 32
DVC18_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 33
DVC18_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 34
DVC18_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 35
DVC18_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 36
DVC18_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 37
DVC18_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 41
DVC18_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 42
DVC18_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 43
DVC18_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 44
DVC18_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 45
DVC18_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 46
DVC18_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 18, tooth 47

 

Table 18
OHEDAC18 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC18_11- DVC18_17 DVC18_21- DVC18_27 DVC18_31- DVC18_37 DVC18_41- DVC18_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 18
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

19. OHEDAC19 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 19

Variable name:
OHEDAC19

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 19 (Implant) during the clinic dental examinations.  Theprobing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 19
OHEDAC19 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC19_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 11
DVC19_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 12
DVC19_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 13
DVC19_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 14
DVC19_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 15
DVC19_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 16
DVC19_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 17
DVC19_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 21
DVC19_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 22
DVC19_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 23
DVC19_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 24
DVC19_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 25
DVC19_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 26
DVC19_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 27
DVC19_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 31
DVC19_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 32
DVC19_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 33
DVC19_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 34
DVC19_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 35
DVC19_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 36
DVC19_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 37
DVC19_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 41
DVC19_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 42
DVC19_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 43
DVC19_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 44
DVC19_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 45
DVC19_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 46
DVC19_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 47

 

Table 19
OHEDAC19 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC19_11- DVC19_17 DVC19_21- DVC19_27 DVC19_31- DVC19_37 DVC19_41- DVC19_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 19
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

20. OHEDAC20 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 20

Variable name:
OHEDAC20

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 20 (Fractured due to trauma) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 20
OHEDAC20 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC20_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 11
DVC20_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 12
DVC20_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 13
DVC20_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 14
DVC20_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 15
DVC20_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 16
DVC20_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 17
DVC20_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 21
DVC20_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 22
DVC20_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 23
DVC20_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 24
DVC20_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 25
DVC20_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 26
DVC20_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 27
DVC20_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 31
DVC20_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 32
DVC20_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 33
DVC20_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 34
DVC20_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 35
DVC20_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 36
DVC20_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 37
DVC20_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 41
DVC20_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 42
DVC20_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 43
DVC20_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 44
DVC20_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 45
DVC20_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 46
DVC20_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 47

 

Table 20
OHEDAC20 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC20_11- DVC20_17 DVC20_21- DVC20_27 DVC20_31- DVC20_37 DVC20_41- DVC20_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 20
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

21. OHEDAC21 - Total number of adultcrowns - code 21

Variable name:
OHEDAC21

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1C11, OHE_1C12, OHE_1C13, OHE_1C14, OHE_1C15, OHE_1C16,OHE_1C17, OHE_1C21, OHE_1C22, OHE_1C23, OHE_1C24, OHE_1C25,OHE_1C26, OHE_1C27, OHE_1C31, OHE_1C32, OHE_1C33, OHE_1C34,OHE_1C35, OHE_1C36, OHE_1C37, OHE_1C41, OHE_1C42, OHE_1C43,OHE_1C44, OHE_1C45, OHE_1C46, OHE_1C47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) crowns recordedas 21 (Other) during the clinic dental examinations.  Theprobing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 21
OHEDAC21 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVC21_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 11
DVC21_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 12
DVC21_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 13
DVC21_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 14
DVC21_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 15
DVC21_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 16
DVC21_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 17
DVC21_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 21
DVC21_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 22
DVC21_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 23
DVC21_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 24
DVC21_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 25
DVC21_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 26
DVC21_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 27
DVC21_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 31
DVC21_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 32
DVC21_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 33
DVC21_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 34
DVC21_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 35
DVC21_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 36
DVC21_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 37
DVC21_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 41
DVC21_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 42
DVC21_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 43
DVC21_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 44
DVC21_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 45
DVC21_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 46
DVC21_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 47

 

Table 21
OHEDAC21 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVC21_11- DVC21_17 DVC21_21- DVC21_27 DVC21_31- DVC21_37 DVC21_41- DVC21_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) crowns coded as 21
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

22. OHEDAR01 - Total number of adultroots - code 1

Variable name:
OHEDAR01

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as1 (Sound - never decayed or restored) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 22
OHEDAR01 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR01_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 11
DVR01_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 12
DVR01_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 13
DVR01_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 14
DVR01_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 15
DVR01_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 16
DVR01_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 17
DVR01_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 21
DVR01_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 22
DVR01_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 23
DVR01_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 24
DVR01_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 25
DVR01_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 26
DVR01_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 27
DVR01_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 31
DVR01_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 32
DVR01_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 33
DVR01_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 34
DVR01_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 35
DVR01_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 36
DVR01_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 37
DVR01_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 41
DVR01_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 42
DVR01_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 43
DVR01_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 44
DVR01_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 45
DVR01_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 46
DVR01_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 47

 

Table 22
OHEDAR01 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR01_11- DVR01_17 DVR01_21- DVR01_27 DVR01_31- DVR01_37 DVR01_41- DVR01_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 1
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

23. OHEDAR03 - Total number of adultroots - code 3

Variable name:
OHEDAR03

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as3 (Missing - due to orthodontic treatment) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 23
OHEDAR03 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR03_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 11
DVR03_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 12
DVR03_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 13
DVR03_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 14
DVR03_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 15
DVR03_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 16
DVR03_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 17
DVR03_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 21
DVR03_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 22
DVR03_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 23
DVR03_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 24
DVR03_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 25
DVR03_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 26
DVR03_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 27
DVR03_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 31
DVR03_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 32
DVR03_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 33
DVR03_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 34
DVR03_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 35
DVR03_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 36
DVR03_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 37
DVR03_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 41
DVR03_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 42
DVR03_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 43
DVR03_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 44
DVR03_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 45
DVR03_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 46
DVR03_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 47

 

Table 23
OHEDAR03 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR03_11- DVR03_17 DVR03_21- DVR03_27 DVR03_31- DVR03_37 DVR03_41- DVR03_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 3
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

24. OHEDAR04 - Total number of adultroots - code 4

Variable name:
OHEDAR04

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as4 (Missing - due to trauma) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 24
OHEDAR04 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR04_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 11
DVR04_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 12
DVR04_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 13
DVR04_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 14
DVR04_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 15
DVR04_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 16
DVR04_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 17
DVR04_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 21
DVR04_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 22
DVR04_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 23
DVR04_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 24
DVR04_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 25
DVR04_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 26
DVR04_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 27
DVR04_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 31
DVR04_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 32
DVR04_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 33
DVR04_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 34
DVR04_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 35
DVR04_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 36
DVR04_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 37
DVR04_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 41
DVR04_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 42
DVR04_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 43
DVR04_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 44
DVR04_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 45
DVR04_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 46
DVR04_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 47

 

Table 24
OHEDAR04 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR04_11- DVR04_17 DVR04_21- DVR04_27 DVR04_31- DVR04_37 DVR04_41- DVR04_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 4
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

25. OHEDAR05 - Total number of adultroots - code 5

Variable name:
OHEDAR05

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as5 (Missing - due to caries or periodontal disease) during theclinic dental examinations.  The probing portion of the oralhealth exam was completed by all respondents except those meetingthe exclusion criteria:

1.   Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated bycreating arrays for each of 4 quadrants and also creating arraysfor the temporary variables used to maintain a total count for eachquadrant.

Table 25
OHEDAR05 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR05_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 11
DVR05_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 12
DVR05_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 13
DVR05_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 14
DVR05_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 15
DVR05_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 16
DVR05_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 17
DVR05_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 21
DVR05_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 22
DVR05_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 23
DVR05_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 24
DVR05_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 25
DVR05_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 26
DVR05_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 27
DVR05_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 31
DVR05_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 32
DVR05_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 33
DVR05_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 34
DVR05_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 35
DVR05_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 36
DVR05_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 37
DVR05_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 41
DVR05_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 42
DVR05_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 43
DVR05_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 44
DVR05_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 45
DVR05_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 46
DVR05_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 47

 

Table 25
OHEDAR05 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR05_11- DVR05_17 DVR05_21- DVR05_27 DVR05_31- DVR05_37 DVR05_41- DVR05_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 5
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

26. OHEDAR06 - Total number of adultroots - code 6

Variable name:
OHEDAR06

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as6 (Unerupted tooth, congenitally missing or unexposed root) duringthe clinic dental examinations.  The probing portion of theoral health exam was completed by all respondents except thosemeeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 26
OHEDAR06 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR06_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 11
DVR06_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 12
DVR06_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 13
DVR06_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 14
DVR06_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 15
DVR06_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 16
DVR06_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 17
DVR06_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 21
DVR06_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 22
DVR06_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 23
DVR06_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 24
DVR06_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 25
DVR06_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 26
DVR06_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 27
DVR06_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 31
DVR06_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 32
DVR06_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 33
DVR06_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 34
DVR06_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 35
DVR06_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 36
DVR06_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 37
DVR06_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 41
DVR06_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 42
DVR06_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 43
DVR06_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 44
DVR06_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 45
DVR06_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 46
DVR06_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 47

 

Table 26
OHEDAR06 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR06_11- DVR06_17 DVR06_21- DVR06_27 DVR06_31- DVR06_37 DVR06_41- DVR06_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 6
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

27. OHEDAR07 - Total number of adultroots - code 7

Variable name:
OHEDAR07

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47 

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as7 (Decayed severely) during the clinic dental examinations. The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 27
OHEDAR07 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR07_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 11
DVR07_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 12
DVR07_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 13
DVR07_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 14
DVR07_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 15
DVR07_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 16
DVR07_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 17
DVR07_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 21
DVR07_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 22
DVR07_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 23
DVR07_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 24
DVR07_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 25
DVR07_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 26
DVR07_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 27
DVR07_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 31
DVR07_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 32
DVR07_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 33
DVR07_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 34
DVR07_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 35
DVR07_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 36
DVR07_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 37
DVR07_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 41
DVR07_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 42
DVR07_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 43
DVR07_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 44
DVR07_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 45
DVR07_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 46
DVR07_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 47

 

Table 27
OHEDAR07 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR07_11- DVR07_17 DVR07_21- DVR07_27 DVR07_31- DVR07_37 DVR07_41- DVR07_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 7
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

28. OHEDAR11 - Total number of adultroots - code 11

Variable name:
OHEDAR11

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as11 (Decayed - smooth surface caries) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 28
OHEDAR11 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR11_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 11
DVR11_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 12
DVR11_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 13
DVR11_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 14
DVR11_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 15
DVR11_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 16
DVR11_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 17
DVR11_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 21
DVR11_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 22
DVR11_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 23
DVR11_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 24
DVR11_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 25
DVR11_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 26
DVR11_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 27
DVR11_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 31
DVR11_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 32
DVR11_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 33
DVR11_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 34
DVR11_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 35
DVR11_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 36
DVR11_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 37
DVR11_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 41
DVR11_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 42
DVR11_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 43
DVR11_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 44
DVR11_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 45
DVR11_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 46
DVR11_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 11, tooth 47

 

Table 28
OHEDAR11 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR11_11- DVR11_17 DVR11_21- DVR11_27 DVR11_31- DVR11_37 DVR11_41- DVR11_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 11
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

29. OHEDAR12 - Total number of adultroots - code 12

Variable name:
OHEDAR12

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as12 (Filled with amalgam, no other decay) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 29
OHEDAR12 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR12_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 11
DVR12_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 12
DVR12_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 13
DVR12_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 14
DVR12_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 15
DVR12_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 16
DVR12_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 17
DVR12_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 21
DVR12_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 22
DVR12_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 23
DVR12_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 24
DVR12_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 25
DVR12_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 26
DVR12_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 27
DVR12_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 31
DVR12_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 32
DVR12_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 33
DVR12_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 34
DVR12_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 35
DVR12_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 36
DVR12_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 37
DVR12_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 41
DVR12_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 42
DVR12_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 43
DVR12_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 44
DVR12_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 45
DVR12_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 46
DVR12_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 47

 

Table 29
OHEDAR12 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR12_11- DVR12_17 DVR12_21- DVR12_27 DVR12_31- DVR12_37 DVR12_41- DVR12_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 12
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

30. OHEDAR13 - Total number of adultroots - code 13

Variable name:
OHEDAR13

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as13 (Filled with other material, (resin, GIC, inlay, crown), noother decay) during the clinic dental examinations.  Theprobing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 30
OHEDAR13 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR13_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 11
DVR13_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 12
DVR13_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 13
DVR13_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 14
DVR13_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 15
DVR13_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 16
DVR13_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 17
DVR13_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 21
DVR13_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 22
DVR13_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 23
DVR13_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 24
DVR13_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 25
DVR13_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 26
DVR13_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 27
DVR13_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 31
DVR13_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 32
DVR13_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 33
DVR13_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 34
DVR13_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 35
DVR13_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 36
DVR13_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 37
DVR13_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 41
DVR13_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 42
DVR13_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 43
DVR13_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 44
DVR13_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 45
DVR13_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 46
DVR13_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 47

 

Table 30
OHEDAR13 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR13_11- DVR13_17 DVR13_21- DVR13_27 DVR13_31- DVR13_37 DVR13_41- DVR13_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 13
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

31. OHEDAR14 - Total number of adultroots - code 14

Variable name:
OHEDAR14

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as14 (Filled with amalgam and other material, (resin, GIC, inlay,crown), no other decay) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 31
OHEDAR14 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR14_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 11
DVR14_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 12
DVR14_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 13
DVR14_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 14
DVR14_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 15
DVR14_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 16
DVR14_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 17
DVR14_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 21
DVR14_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 22
DVR14_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 23
DVR14_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 24
DVR14_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 25
DVR14_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 26
DVR14_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 27
DVR14_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 31
DVR14_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 32
DVR14_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 33
DVR14_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 34
DVR14_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 35
DVR14_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 36
DVR14_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 37
DVR14_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 41
DVR14_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 42
DVR14_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 43
DVR14_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 44
DVR14_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 45
DVR14_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 46
DVR14_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 47

 

Table 31
OHEDAR14 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR14_11- DVR14_17 DVR14_21- DVR14_27 DVR14_31- DVR14_37 DVR14_41- DVR14_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 14
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

32. OHEDAR15 - Total number of adultroots - code 15

Variable name:
OHEDAR15

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as15 (Filled with amalgam, no other decay, but filling is defectiveand needs replacement) during the clinic dental examinations. The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 32
OHEDAR15 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR15_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 11
DVR15_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 12
DVR15_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 13
DVR15_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 14
DVR15_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 15
DVR15_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 16
DVR15_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 17
DVR15_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 21
DVR15_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 22
DVR15_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 23
DVR15_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 24
DVR15_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 25
DVR15_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 26
DVR15_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 27
DVR15_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 31
DVR15_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 32
DVR15_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 33
DVR15_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 34
DVR15_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 35
DVR15_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 36
DVR15_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 37
DVR15_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 41
DVR15_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 42
DVR15_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 43
DVR15_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 44
DVR15_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 45
DVR15_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 46
DVR15_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 47

 

Table 32
OHEDAR15 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR15_11- DVR15_17 DVR15_21- DVR15_27 DVR15_31- DVR15_37 DVR15_41- DVR15_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 15
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

33. OHEDAR16 - Total number of adultroots - code 16

Variable name:
OHEDAR16

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as16 (Filled with other material (resin, GIC, inlay, crown) butfilling is defective and needs replacement) during the clinicdental examinations.  The probing portion of the oral healthexam was completed by all respondents except those meeting theexclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 33
OHEDAR16 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR16_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 11
DVR16_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 12
DVR16_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 13
DVR16_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 14
DVR16_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 15
DVR16_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 16
DVR16_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 17
DVR16_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 21
DVR16_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 22
DVR16_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 23
DVR16_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 24
DVR16_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 25
DVR16_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 26
DVR16_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 27
DVR16_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 31
DVR16_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 32
DVR16_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 33
DVR16_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 34
DVR16_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 35
DVR16_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 36
DVR16_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 37
DVR16_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 41
DVR16_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 42
DVR16_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 43
DVR16_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 44
DVR16_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 45
DVR16_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 46
DVR16_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 47

 

Table 33
OHEDAR16 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR16_11- DVR16_17 DVR16_21- DVR16_27 DVR16_31- DVR16_37 DVR16_41- DVR16_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 16
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

34. OHEDAR17 - Total number of adultroots - code 17

Variable name:
OHEDAR17

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as17 (Filled with amalgam and other material (resin, GIC, inlay,crown) but filling is defective and needs replacement) during theclinic dental examinations.  The probing portion of the oralhealth exam was completed by all respondents except those meetingthe exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 34
OHEDAR17 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR17_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 11
DVR17_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 12
DVR17_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 13
DVR17_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 14
DVR17_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 15
DVR17_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 16
DVR17_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 17
DVR17_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 21
DVR17_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 22
DVR17_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 23
DVR17_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 24
DVR17_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 25
DVR17_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 26
DVR17_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 27
DVR17_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 31
DVR17_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 32
DVR17_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 33
DVR17_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 34
DVR17_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 35
DVR17_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 36
DVR17_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 37
DVR17_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 41
DVR17_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 42
DVR17_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 43
DVR17_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 44
DVR17_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 45
DVR17_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 46
DVR17_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 47

 

Table 34
OHEDAR17 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR17_11- DVR17_17 DVR17_21- DVR17_27 DVR17_31- DVR17_37 DVR17_41- DVR17_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 17
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

35. OHEDAR19 - Total number of adultroots - code 19

Variable name:
OHEDAR19

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as19 (Implant) during the clinic dental examinations.  Theprobing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:This variable is calculated by creatingarrays for each of 4 quadrants and also creating arrays for thetemporary variables used to maintain a total count for eachquadrant.

Table 35
OHEDAR19 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR19_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 11
DVR19_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 12
DVR19_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 13
DVR19_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 14
DVR19_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 15
DVR19_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 16
DVR19_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 17
DVR19_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 21
DVR19_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 22
DVR19_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 23
DVR19_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 24
DVR19_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 25
DVR19_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 26
DVR19_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 27
DVR19_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 31
DVR19_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 32
DVR19_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 33
DVR19_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 34
DVR19_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 35
DVR19_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 36
DVR19_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 37
DVR19_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 41
DVR19_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 42
DVR19_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 43
DVR19_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 44
DVR19_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 45
DVR19_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 46
DVR19_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 19, tooth 47

 

Table 35
OHEDAR19 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR19_11- DVR19_17 DVR19_21- DVR19_27 DVR19_31- DVR19_37 DVR19_41- DVR19_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 19
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

36. OHEDAR20 - Total number of adultroots - code 20

Variable name:
OHEDAR20

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as20 (Fractured due to trauma) during the clinic dentalexaminations.  The probing portion of the oral health exam wascompleted by all respondents except those meeting the exclusioncriteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 36
OHEDAR20 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR20_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 11
DVR20_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 12
DVR20_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 13
DVR20_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 14
DVR20_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 15
DVR20_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 16
DVR20_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 17
DVR20_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 21
DVR20_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 22
DVR20_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 23
DVR20_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 24
DVR20_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 25
DVR20_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 26
DVR20_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 27
DVR20_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 31
DVR20_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 32
DVR20_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 33
DVR20_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 34
DVR20_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 35
DVR20_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 36
DVR20_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 37
DVR20_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 41
DVR20_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 42
DVR20_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 43
DVR20_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 44
DVR20_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 45
DVR20_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 46
DVR20_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 47

 

Table 36
OHEDAR20 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR20_11- DVR20_17 DVR20_21- DVR20_27 DVR20_31- DVR20_37 DVR20_41- DVR20_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 20
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

37. OHEDAR21 - Total number of adultroots - code 21

Variable name:
OHEDAR21

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1R11, OHE_1R12, OHE_1R13, OHE_1R14, OHE_1R15, OHE_1R16,OHE_1R17, OHE_1R21, OHE_1R22, OHE_1R23, OHE_1R24, OHE_1R25,OHE_1R26, OHE_1R27, OHE_1R31, OHE_1R32, OHE_1R33, OHE_1R34,OHE_1R35, OHE_1R36, OHE_1R37, OHE_1R41, OHE_1R42, OHE_1R43,OHE_1R44, OHE_1R45, OHE_1R46, OHE_1R47

Description:
This variable is a count of all permanent (adult) roots recorded as21 (Other) during the clinic dental examinations.  The probingportion of the oral health exam was completed by all respondentsexcept those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 37
OHEDAR21 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVR21_11		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 11
DVR21_12		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 12
DVR21_13		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 13
DVR21_14		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 14
DVR21_15		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 15
DVR21_16		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 16
DVR21_17		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 17
DVR21_21		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 21
DVR21_22		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 22
DVR21_23		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 23
DVR21_24		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 24
DVR21_25		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 25
DVR21_26		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 26
DVR21_27		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 27
DVR21_31		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 31
DVR21_32		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 32
DVR21_33		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 33
DVR21_34		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 34
DVR21_35		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 35
DVR21_36		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 36
DVR21_37		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 37
DVR21_41		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 41
DVR21_42		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 42
DVR21_43		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 43
DVR21_44		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 44
DVR21_45		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 45
DVR21_46		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 46
DVR21_47		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 47

 

Table 37
OHEDAR21 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
sum (of DVR21_11- DVR21_17 DVR21_21- DVR21_27 DVR21_31- DVR21_37 DVR21_41- DVR21_47)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all permanent (adult) roots coded as 21
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
9	Else		NS

 

38. OHEDCS01 - Calculus score recode -teeth 17 and 16

Variable name:
OHEDCS01

Based on:
OHE_32C1

Description:
This variable takes the original calculus score for teeth 17 and 16which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 4 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to3. 

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 38
OHEDCS01 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32C1 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32C1 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32C1 = 1	No calculus
1	OHE_32C1 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32C1 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32C1 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered

39. OHEDCS02 - Calculus score recode -tooth 11

Variable name:
OHEDCS02

Based on:
OHE_32C2

Description:
This variable takes the original calculus score for tooth 11 whichwas recorded using a scale from 1 to 4 during the clinic dentalexaminations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to 3.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 39
OHEDCS02 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32C2 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32C2 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32C2 = 1	No calculus
1	OHE_32C2 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32C2 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32C2 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered

40. OHEDCS03 - Calculus score recode -teeth 26 and 27

Variable name:
OHEDCS03

Based on:
OHE_32C3

Description:
This variable takes the original calculus score for teeth 26 and 27which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 4 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to3.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 40
OHEDCS03 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32C3 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32C3 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32C3 = 1	No calculus
1	OHE_32C3 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32C3 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32C3 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered

41. OHEDCS04 - Calculus score recode -teeth 37 and 36

Variable name:
OHEDCS04

Based on:
OHE_32C4

Description:
This variable takes the original calculus score for teeth 37 and 36which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 4 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to3.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 41
OHEDCS04 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32C4 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32C4 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32C4 = 1	No calculus
1	OHE_32C4 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32C4 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32C4 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered

42. OHEDCS05 - Calculus score recode -tooth 31

Variable name:
OHEDCS05

Based on:
OHE_32C5

Description:
This variable takes the original calculus score for tooth 31 whichwas recorded using a scale from 1 to 4 during the clinic dentalexaminations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to 3.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 42
OHEDCS05 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32C5 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32C5 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32C5 = 1	No calculus
1	OHE_32C5 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32C5 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32C5 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered

43. OHEDCS06 - Calculus score recode -teeth 46 and 47

Variable name:
OHEDCS06

Based on:
OHE_32C6

Description:
This variable takes the original calculus score for teeth 46 and 47which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 4 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to3.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 43
OHEDCS06 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32C6 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32C6 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32C6 = 1	No calculus
1	OHE_32C6 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32C6 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32C6 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered

44. OHEDDS01 - Debris score recode -teeth 17 and 16

Variable name:
OHEDDS01

Based on:
OHE_32D1

Description:
This variable takes the original debris score for teeth 17 and 16which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 44
OHEDDS01 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32D1 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32D1 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32D1 = 1	No soft debris or stain
1	OHE_32D1 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32D1 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32D1 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered
4	OHE_32D1 = 5	Teeth missing

45. OHEDDS02 - Debris score recode -tooth 11

Variable name:
OHEDDS02

Based on:
OHE_32D2

Description:
This variable takes the original debris score for tooth 11 whichwas recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinic dentalexaminations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to 4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 45
OHEDDS02 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32D2 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32D2 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32D2 = 1	No soft debris or stain
1	OHE_32D2 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32D2 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32D2 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered
4	OHE_32D2 = 5	Teeth missing

46. OHEDDS03 - Debris score recode -teeth 26 and 27

Variable name:
OHEDDS03

Based on:
OHE_32D3

Description:
This variable takes the original debris score for teeth 26 and 27which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 46
OHEDDS03 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32D3 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32D3 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32D3 = 1	No soft debris or stain
1	OHE_32D3 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32D3 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32D3 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered
4	OHE_32D3 = 5	Teeth missing

47. OHEDDS04 - Debris score recode -teeth 37 and 36

Variable name:
OHEDDS04

Based on:
OHE_32D4

Description:
This variable takes the original debris score for teeth 37 and 36which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 47
OHEDDS04 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32D4 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32D4 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32D4 = 1	No soft debris or stain
1	OHE_32D4 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32D4 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32D4 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered
4	OHE_32D4 = 5	Teeth missing

48. OHEDDS05 - Debris score recode -tooth 31

Variable name:
OHEDDS05

Based on:
OHE_32D5

Description:
This variable takes the original debris score for tooth 31 whichwas recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinic dentalexaminations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to 4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 48
OHEDDS05 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32D5 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32D5 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32D5 = 1	No soft debris or stain
1	OHE_32D5 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32D5 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32D5 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered
4	OHE_32D5 = 5	Teeth missing

49. OHEDDS06 - Debris score recode -teeth 46 and 47

Variable name:
OHEDDS06

Based on:
OHE_32D6

Description:
This variable takes the original debris score for teeth 46 and 47which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 49
OHEDDS06 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_32D6 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_32D6 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_32D6 = 1	No soft debris or stain
1	OHE_32D6 = 2	Less than 1/3 of surface covered
2	OHE_32D6 = 3	1/3 to 2/3 of surface covered
3	OHE_32D6 = 4	More than 2/3 of surface covered
4	OHE_32D6 = 5	Teeth missing

50. OHEDDT01 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 1

Variable name:
OHEDDT01

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75,  OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 1 (Sound - never decayed or restored) during the clinic dental examinations.

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 50
OHEDDT01 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT01_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 51
DVT01_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 52
DVT01_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 53
DVT01_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 54
DVT01_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 55
DVT01_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 61
DVT01_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 62
DVT01_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 63
DVT01_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 64
DVT01_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 65
DVT01_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 71
DVT01_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 72
DVT01_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 73
DVT01_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 74
DVT01_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 75
DVT01_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 81
DVT01_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 82
DVT01_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 83
DVT01_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 84
DVT01_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 1, tooth 85

 

Table 50
OHEDDT01 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT01_51- DVT01_55 DVT01_61- DVT01_65 DVT01_71- DVT01_75 DVT01_81-DVT01_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 1
9	Else		NS

 

51. OHEDDT02 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 2

Variable name:
OHEDDT02

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 2 (Sound - crown sealed, never decayed or otherwise restored) during the clinic dental examinations.

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 51
OHEDDT02 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT02_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 51
DVT02_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 52
DVT02_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 53
DVT02_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 54
DVT02_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 55
DVT02_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 61
DVT02_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 62
DVT02_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 63
DVT02_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 64
DVT02_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 65
DVT02_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 71
DVT02_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 72
DVT02_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 73
DVT02_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 74
DVT02_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 75
DVT02_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 81
DVT02_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 82
DVT02_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 83
DVT02_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 84
DVT02_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 2, tooth 85

 

Table 51
OHEDDT02 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT02_51- DVT02_55 DVT02_61- DVT02_65 DVT02_71- DVT02_75 DVT02_81-DVT02_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 2
9	Else		NS

 

52. OHEDDT03 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 3

Variable name:
OHEDDT03

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75,  OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 3 (Missing - due to orthodontic treatment) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant. 

Table 52
OHEDDT03 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT03_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 51
DVT03_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 52
DVT03_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 53
DVT03_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 54
DVT03_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 55
DVT03_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 61
DVT03_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 62
DVT03_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 63
DVT03_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 64
DVT03_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 65
DVT03_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 71
DVT03_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 72
DVT03_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 73
DVT03_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 74
DVT03_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 75
DVT03_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 81
DVT03_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 82
DVT03_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 83
DVT03_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 84
DVT03_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 3, tooth 85

 

Table 52
OHEDDT03 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT03_51- DVT03_55 DVT03_61- DVT03_65 DVT03_71- DVT03_75 DVT03_81-DVT03_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 3
9	Else		NS

 

53. OHEDDT04 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 4

Variable name:
OHEDDT04

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 4 (Missing - due to trauma) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 53
OHEDDT04 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT04_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 51
DVT04_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 52
DVT04_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 53
DVT04_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 54
DVT04_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 55
DVT04_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 61
DVT04_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 62
DVT04_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 63
DVT04_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 64
DVT04_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 65
DVT04_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 71
DVT04_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 72
DVT04_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 73
DVT04_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 74
DVT04_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 75
DVT04_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 81
DVT04_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 82
DVT04_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 83
DVT04_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 84
DVT04_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 4, tooth 85

 

Table 53
OHEDDT04 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT04_51- DVT04_55 DVT04_61- DVT04_65 DVT04_71- DVT04_75 DVT04_81-DVT04_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 4
9	Else		NS

 

54. OHEDDT05 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 5

Variable name:
OHEDDT05

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75,  OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 5 (Missing - due to caries or periodontal disease) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 54
OHEDDT05 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT05_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 51
DVT05_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 52
DVT05_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 53
DVT05_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 54
DVT05_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 55
DVT05_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 61
DVT05_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 62
DVT05_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 63
DVT05_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 64
DVT05_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 65
DVT05_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 71
DVT05_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 72
DVT05_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 73
DVT05_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 74
DVT05_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 75
DVT05_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 81
DVT05_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 82
DVT05_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 83
DVT05_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 84
DVT05_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 5, tooth 85

 

Table 54
OHEDDT05 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT05_51- DVT05_55 DVT05_61- DVT05_65 DVT05_71- DVT05_75 DVT05_81-DVT05_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 5
9	Else		NS

 

55. OHEDDT06 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 6

Variable name:
OHEDDT06

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75,  OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 6 (Unerupted tooth, congenitally missing or unexposed root) during the clinic dental examinations.

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 55
OHEDDT06 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT06_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 51
DVT06_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 52
DVT06_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 53
DVT06_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 54
DVT06_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 55
DVT06_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 61
DVT06_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 62
DVT06_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 63
DVT06_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 64
DVT06_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 65
DVT06_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 71
DVT06_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 72
DVT06_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 73
DVT06_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 74
DVT06_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 75
DVT06_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 81
DVT06_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 82
DVT06_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 83
DVT06_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 84
DVT06_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 6, tooth 85

 

Table 55
OHEDDT06 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT06_51- DVT06_55 DVT06_61- DVT06_65 DVT06_71- DVT06_75 DVT06_81-DVT06_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 6
9	Else		NS

 

56. OHEDDT07 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 7

Variable name:
OHEDDT07

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 7 (Decayed severely) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 56
OHEDDT07 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT07_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 51
DVT07_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 52
DVT07_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 53
DVT07_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 54
DVT07_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 55
DVT07_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 61
DVT07_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 62
DVT07_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 63
DVT07_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 64
DVT07_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 65
DVT07_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 71
DVT07_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 72
DVT07_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 73
DVT07_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 74
DVT07_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 75
DVT07_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 81
DVT07_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 82
DVT07_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 83
DVT07_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 84
DVT07_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 7, tooth 85

 

Table 56
OHEDDT07 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT07_51- DVT07_55 DVT07_61- DVT07_65 DVT07_71- DVT07_75 DVT07_81-DVT07_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 7
9	Else		NS

 

57. OHEDDT08 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 8

Variable name:
OHEDDT08

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 8 (Decayed - pit and fissure caries) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 57
OHEDDT08 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT08_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 51
DVT08_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 52
DVT08_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 53
DVT08_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 54
DVT08_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 55
DVT08_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 61
DVT08_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 62
DVT08_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 63
DVT08_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 64
DVT08_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 65
DVT08_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 71
DVT08_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 72
DVT08_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 73
DVT08_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 74
DVT08_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 75
DVT08_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 81
DVT08_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 82
DVT08_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 83
DVT08_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 84
DVT08_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 8, tooth 85

 

Table 57
OHEDDT08 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT08_51- DVT08_55 DVT08_61- DVT08_65 DVT08_71- DVT08_75 DVT08_81-DVT08_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 8
9	Else		NS

 

58. OHEDDT09 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 9

Variable name:
OHEDDT09

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 9 (Decayed - smooth surface caries) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 58
OHEDDT09 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT09_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 51
DVT09_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 52
DVT09_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 53
DVT09_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 54
DVT09_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 55
DVT09_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 61
DVT09_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 62
DVT09_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 63
DVT09_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 64
DVT09_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 65
DVT09_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 71
DVT09_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 72
DVT09_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 73
DVT09_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 74
DVT09_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 75
DVT09_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 81
DVT09_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 82
DVT09_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 83
DVT09_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 84
DVT09_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 9, tooth 85

 

Table 58
OHEDDT09 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT09_51- DVT09_55 DVT09_61- DVT09_65 DVT09_71- DVT09_75 DVT09_81-DVT09_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 9
9	Else		NS

 

59. OHEDDT10 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 10

Variable name:
OHEDDT10

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 10 (Decayed - both smooth surface and pit and fissure caries) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 59
OHEDDT10 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT10_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 51
DVT10_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 52
DVT10_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 53
DVT10_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 54
DVT10_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 55
DVT10_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 61
DVT10_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 62
DVT10_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 63
DVT10_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 64
DVT10_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 65
DVT10_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 71
DVT10_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 72
DVT10_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 73
DVT10_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 74
DVT10_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 75
DVT10_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 81
DVT10_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 82
DVT10_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 83
DVT10_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 84
DVT10_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 10, tooth 85

 

Table 59
OHEDDT10 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT10_51- DVT10_55 DVT10_61- DVT10_65 DVT10_71- DVT10_75 DVT10_81-DVT10_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 10
9	Else		NS

 

60. OHEDDT12 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 12

Variable name:
OHEDDT12

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 12 (Filled with amalgam, no other decay) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 60
OHEDDT12 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT12_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 51
DVT12_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 52
DVT12_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 53
DVT12_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 54
DVT12_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 55
DVT12_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 61
DVT12_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 62
DVT12_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 63
DVT12_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 64
DVT12_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 65
DVT12_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 71
DVT12_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 72
DVT12_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 73
DVT12_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 74
DVT12_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 75
DVT12_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 81
DVT12_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 82
DVT12_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 83
DVT12_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 84
DVT12_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 12, tooth 85

 

Table 60
OHEDDT12 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT12_51- DVT12_55 DVT12_61- DVT12_65 DVT12_71- DVT12_75 DVT12_81-DVT12_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 12
9	Else		NS

 

61. OHEDDT13 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 13

Variable name:
OHEDDT13

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 13 (Filled with other material (resin, GIC, inlay, crown), no other decay) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 61
OHEDDT13 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT13_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 51
DVT13_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 52
DVT13_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 53
DVT13_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 54
DVT13_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 55
DVT13_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 61
DVT13_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 62
DVT13_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 63
DVT13_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 64
DVT13_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 65
DVT13_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 71
DVT13_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 72
DVT13_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 73
DVT13_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 74
DVT13_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 75
DVT13_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 81
DVT13_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 82
DVT13_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 83
DVT13_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 84
DVT13_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 13, tooth 85

 

Table 61
OHEDDT13 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT13_51- DVT13_55 DVT13_61- DVT13_65 DVT13_71- DVT13_75 DVT13_81-DVT13_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 13
9	Else		NS

 

62. OHEDDT14 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 14

Variable name:
OHEDDT14

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 14 (Filled with amalgam and other material (resin, GIC, inlay, crown), no other decay) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 62
OHEDDT14 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT14_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 51
DVT14_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 52
DVT14_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 53
DVT14_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 54
DVT14_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 55
DVT14_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 61
DVT14_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 62
DVT14_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 63
DVT14_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 64
DVT14_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 65
DVT14_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 71
DVT14_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 72
DVT14_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 73
DVT14_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 74
DVT14_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 75
DVT14_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 81
DVT14_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 82
DVT14_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 83
DVT14_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 84
DVT14_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 14, tooth 85

 

Table 62
OHEDDT14 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT14_51- DVT14_55 DVT14_61- DVT14_65 DVT14_71- DVT14_75 DVT14_81-DVT14_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 14
9	Else		NS

 

63. OHEDDT15 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 15

Variable name:
OHEDDT15

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 15 (Filled with amalgam, no other decay, but filling is defective and needs replacement) during the clinic dental examinations

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 63
OHEDDT15 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT15_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 51
DVT15_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 52
DVT15_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 53
DVT15_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 54
DVT15_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 55
DVT15_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 61
DVT15_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 62
DVT15_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 63
DVT15_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 64
DVT15_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 65
DVT15_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 71
DVT15_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 72
DVT15_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 73
DVT15_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 74
DVT15_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 75
DVT15_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 81
DVT15_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 82
DVT15_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 83
DVT15_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 84
DVT15_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 15, tooth 85

 

Table 63
OHEDDT15 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT15_51- DVT15_55 DVT15_61- DVT15_65 DVT15_71- DVT15_75 DVT15_81-DVT15_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 15
9	Else		NS

 

64. OHEDDT16 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 16

Variable name:
OHEDDT16

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 16 (Filled with other material (resin, GIC, inlay, crown) but filling is defective and needs replacement) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 64
OHEDDT16 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT16_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 51
DVT16_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 52
DVT16_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 53
DVT16_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 54
DVT16_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 55
DVT16_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 61
DVT16_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 62
DVT16_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 63
DVT16_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 64
DVT16_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 65
DVT16_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 71
DVT16_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 72
DVT16_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 73
DVT16_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 74
DVT16_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 75
DVT16_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 81
DVT16_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 82
DVT16_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 83
DVT16_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 84
DVT16_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 16, tooth 85

 

Table 64
OHEDDT16 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT16_51- DVT16_55 DVT16_61- DVT16_65 DVT16_71- DVT16_75 DVT16_81-DVT16_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 16
9	Else		NS

 

65. OHEDDT17 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 17

Variable name:
OHEDDT17

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 17 (Filled with amalgam and other material (resin, GIC, inlay, crown) but filling is defective and needs replacement) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 65
OHEDDT17 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT17_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 51
DVT17_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 52
DVT17_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 53
DVT17_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 54
DVT17_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 55
DVT17_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 61
DVT17_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 62
DVT17_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 63
DVT17_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 64
DVT17_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 65
DVT17_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 71
DVT17_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 72
DVT17_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 73
DVT17_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 74
DVT17_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 75
DVT17_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 81
DVT17_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 82
DVT17_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 83
DVT17_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 84
DVT17_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 17, tooth 85

 

Table 65
OHEDDT17 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT17_51- DVT17_55 DVT17_61- DVT17_65 DVT17_71- DVT17_75 DVT17_81-DVT17_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 17
9	Else		NS

 

66. OHEDDT20 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 20

Variable name:
OHEDDT20

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 20 (Fractured due to trauma) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 66
OHEDDT20 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT20_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 51
DVT20_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 52
DVT20_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 53
DVT20_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 54
DVT20_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 55
DVT20_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 61
DVT20_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 62
DVT20_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 63
DVT20_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 64
DVT20_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 65
DVT20_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 71
DVT20_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 72
DVT20_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 73
DVT20_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 74
DVT20_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 75
DVT20_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 81
DVT20_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 82
DVT20_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 83
DVT20_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 84
DVT20_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 20, tooth 85

 

Table 66
OHEDDT20 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT20_51- DVT20_55 DVT20_61- DVT20_65 DVT20_71- DVT20_75 DVT20_81-DVT20_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 20
9	Else		NS

 

67. OHEDDT21 - Total number ofdeciduous teeth - code 21

Variable name:
OHEDDT21

Based on:
OHE_11, OHE_1T51, OHE_1T52, OHE_1T53, OHE_1T54, OHE_1T55, OHE_1T61,OHE_1T62, OHE_1T63, OHE_1T64, OHE_1T65, OHE_1T71, OHE_1T72,OHE_1T73, OHE_1T74, OHE_1T75, OHE_1T81, OHE_1T82, OHE_1T83,OHE_1T84, OHE_1T85

Description:
This variable is a count of all deciduous (baby) teeth recorded as 21 (Other) during the clinic dental examinations. 

Note:
This variable is calculated by creating arrays for each of 4quadrants and also creating arrays for the temporary variables usedto maintain a total count for each quadrant.

Table 67
OHEDDT21 Temporary Reformat

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
DVT21_51		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 51
DVT21_52		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 52
DVT21_53		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 53
DVT21_54		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 54
DVT21_55		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 55
DVT21_61		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 61
DVT21_62		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 62
DVT21_63		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 63
DVT21_64		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 64
DVT21_65		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 65
DVT21_71		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 71
DVT21_72		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 72
DVT21_73		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 73
DVT21_74		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 74
DVT21_75		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 75
DVT21_81		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 81
DVT21_82		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 82
DVT21_83		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 83
DVT21_84		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 84
DVT21_85		Temporary variable used to keep a count of tooth conditioncoded as 21, tooth 85

 

Table 67
OHEDDT21 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_11 in (4 5)	Population exclusions	NA
9	OHE_11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
sum (of DVT21_51- DVT21_55 DVT21_61- DVT21_65 DVT21_71- DVT21_75 DVT21_81-DVT21_85)	OHE_11 in (1 2 3)	Sum of all deciduous (baby) teeth coded as 21
9	Else		NS

 

68. OHEDFLUO - Fluorosis scorerecode

Variable name:
OHEDFLUO

Based on:
OHE_20

Description:
During the clinic dental examinations the fluorosis score wasrecorded using a scale of 1 to 7 for the most affected pair ofteeth for teeth 11, 12, 21 or 22.  If the two teeth were notequally affected, the score for the less affected of the two wasrecorded.  This variable recodes the fluorosis score into ascale of 0 to 6.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 68
OHEDFLUO Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(OHE_N20 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
96	OHE_20 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
0	OHE_20 = 1	Normal
1	OHE_20 = 2	Questionable
2	OHE_20 = 3	Very mild
3	OHE_20 = 4	Mild
4	OHE_20 = 5	Moderate
5	OHE_20 = 6	Severe
6	OHE_20 = 7	All 4 anterior teeth absent

69. OHEDGS12 - Gingivitis score recode- tooth 12

Variable name:
OHEDGS12

Based on:
OHE_31G2

Description:
This variable takes theoriginal gingivitis score for tooth 12 which was recorded using ascale from 1 to 5 during the clinic dental examinations and recodesthe score as a scale from 0 to 4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 69
OHEDGS12 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_31G2 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_31G2 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_31G2 = 1	No inflammation
1	OHE_31G2 = 2	Mild inflammation
2	OHE_31G2 = 3	Moderate inflammation
3	OHE_31G2 = 4	Severe inflammation
4	OHE_31G2 = 5	Tooth missing

70. OHEDGS16 - Gingivitis score recode- tooth 16

Variable name:
OHEDGS16

Based on:
OHE_31G1

Description:
This variable takes the original gingivitis score for tooth 16which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 70
OHEDGS16 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_31G1 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_31G1 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_31G1 = 1	No inflammation
1	OHE_31G1 = 2	Mild inflammation
2	OHE_31G1 = 3	Moderate inflammation
3	OHE_31G1 = 4	Severe inflammation
4	OHE_31G1 = 5	Tooth missing

71. OHEDGS24 - Gingivitis score recode- tooth 24

Variable name:
OHEDGS24

Based on:
OHE_31G3

Description:
This variable takes the original gingivitis score for tooth 24which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 71
OHEDGS24 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_31G3 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_31G3 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_31G3 = 1	No inflammation
1	OHE_31G3 = 2	Mild inflammation
2	OHE_31G3 = 3	Moderate inflammation
3	OHE_31G3 = 4	Severe inflammation
4	OHE_31G3 = 5	Tooth missing

72. OHEDGS32 - Gingivitis score recode- tooth 32

Variable name:
OHEDGS32

Based on:
OHE_31G5

Description:
This variable takes the original gingivitis score for tooth 32which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria: 

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 72
OHEDGS32 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_31G5 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_31G5 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_31G5 = 1	No inflammation
1	OHE_31G5 = 2	Mild inflammation
2	OHE_31G5 = 3	Moderate inflammation
3	OHE_31G5 = 4	Severe inflammation
4	OHE_31G5 = 5	Tooth missing

73. OHEDGS36 - Gingivitis score recode- tooth 36

Variable name:
OHEDGS36

Based on:
OHE_31G4

Description:
This variable takes the original gingivitis score for tooth 36which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 73
OHEDGS36 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_31G4 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_31G4 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_31G4 = 1	No inflammation
1	OHE_31G4 = 2	Mild inflammation
2	OHE_31G4 = 3	Moderate inflammation
3	OHE_31G4 = 4	Severe inflammation
4	OHE_31G4 = 5	Tooth missing

74. OHEDGS44 - Gingivitis score recode- tooth 44

Variable name:
OHEDGS44

Based on:
OHE_31G6

Description:
This variable takes the original gingivitis score for tooth 44which was recorded using a scale from 1 to 5 during the clinicdental examinations and recodes the score as a scale from 0 to4.

Note:
The probing portion of the oral health exam was completed by allrespondents except those meeting the exclusion criteria:

1. Respondents with hemophilia
2. Respondents who have had chemotherapy within the past 4weeks
3. Respondents who answer "yes" to any question in the Oral HealthRestrictions block (OHR)
4. Respondents who are younger than 15

Table 74
OHEDGS44 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	OHE_31G6 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(OHE_31G6 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	OHE_31G6 = 1	No inflammation
1	OHE_31G6 = 2	Mild inflammation
2	OHE_31G6 = 3	Moderate inflammation
3	OHE_31G6 = 4	Severe inflammation
4	OHE_31G6 = 5	Tooth missing

75. OHRD25 - Test exclusion –probing

Variable name:
OHRD25

Based on:
OHR_11, OHR_12, OHR_13, OHR_14,OHR_15, OHR_16, OHR_17, OHR_19, OHR_20, OHR_21, OHR_22, OHR_23,OHR_24

Description:
If the respondent answered yesto any of the Oral Health Restriction questions, probing was notperformed.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application

Table 75
OHRD25 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	OHR_11 > NA or OHR_12 > NA or OHR_13 > NA or OHR_14 > NA or OHR_15 > NA or OHR_16 > NA or OHR_17 > NA or OHR_19 > NA or OHR_20 > NA or OHR_21 > NA or OHR_22 > NA or OHR_23 > NA or OHR_24 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	OHR_11 = NA and OHR_12 = NA and OHR_13 = NA and OHR_14 = NA and OHR_15 = NA and OHR_16 = NA and OHR_17 = NA and OHR_19 = NA and OHR_20 = NA and OHR_21 = NA and OHR_22 = NA and OHR_23 = NA and OHR_24 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
1	OHR_11 = 1 or OHR_12 = 1 or OHR_13 = 1 or OHR_14 = 1 or OHR_15 = 1 or OHR_16 = 1 or OHR_17 = 1 or OHR_19 = 1 or OHR_20 = 1 or OHR_21 = 1 or OHR_22 = 1 or OHR_23 = 1 or OHR_24 = 1	The respondent answered yes to one of the Oral HealthRestriction questions
2	Else

76. OHMD31Y - Brushing teeth - numbertimes per year

Variable name:
OHMD31Y

Based on:
OHM_31, OHM_31N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent brushes his/her teethand/or dentures.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 76
OHMD31Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9996	OHM_31N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
0	OHM_31 = 0	Never
OHM_31 * 365	OHM_31N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
OHM_31 * 52	OHM_31N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
OHM_31 * 12	OHM_31N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
OHM_31	OHM_31N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9999	Else	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS

77. OHMD32Y - Flossing teeth - numbertimes per year

Variable name:
OHMD32Y

Based on:
OHM_32, OHM_32N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent flosses his/herteeth.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 77
OHMD32Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9996	OHM_32N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
0	OHM_32 = 0	Never
OHM_32 * 365	OHM_32N = 1	Reported number of times per day converted to derived number oftimes per year
OHM_32 * 52	OHM_32N = 2	Reported number of times per week converted to derived numberof times per year
OHM_32 * 12	OHM_32N = 3	Reported number of times per month converted to derived numberof times per year
OHM_32	OHM_32N = 4	Reported number of times per year
9999	Else	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS

Physical activities (6 DVs)

1. PACDEE - Daily EnergyExpenditure

Variable name:
PACDEE

Based on:
PAC_11W, PAC_12A, PAC_12B, PAC_12C, PAC_12D, PAC_12E, PAC_12F,PAC_12G, PAC_12H, PAC_12I, PAC_12J, PAC_12K, PAC_12L, PAC_12M,PAC_12N, PAC_12O, PAC_12P, PAC_12Q, PAC_12R, PAC_12S, PAC_12T,PAC_12U, PAC_12V, PAC_12X, PAC_12Y, PAC_13A, PAC_13B, PAC_13C,PAC_13D, PAC_13E, PAC_13F, PAC_13G, PAC_13H, PAC_13I, PAC_13J,PAC_13K, PAC_13L, PAC_13M, PAC_13N, PAC_13O, PAC_13P, PAC_13Q,PAC_13R, PAC_13S, PAC_13T,  PAC_13U, PAC_13V, PAC_13X,PAC_13Y, DHH_AGE

Description:
This variable is a measure of the average daily energy expendedduring leisure time activities by the respondent in the past threemonths.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.
Energy Expenditure is calculated using the frequency and durationper session of the physical activity as well as the MET value ofthe activity. The MET is a value of metabolic energy cost expressedas a multiple of the resting metabolic rate.  For example, anactivity of 4 METS requires four times the amount of energy ascompared to when the body is at rest.
EE (Energy Expenditure for each activity) = (N X D X METvalue) /365
Where:
N = the number of times a respondent engaged in an activity over a12 month period
D = the average duration in hours of the activity
MET value = the energy cost of the activity expressed askilocalories expended per kilogram of body weight per hour ofactivity (kcal/kg per hour)/365 (to convert yearly data into dailydata)

MET values tend to be expressed in three intensity levels (i.e.low, medium, high).  The CCHS questions did not ask therespondent to specify the intensity level of their activities.Therefore the MET values adopted correspond to the low intensityvalue of each activity. This approach is adopted from the CanadianFitness and Lifestyle Research Institute because individuals tendto overestimate the intensity, frequency and duration of theiractivities.

* Times were assigned an average duration value for thecalculation, as with NPHS:
(13 minutes or .2167 hour, 23 minutes or .3833 hour, 45 minutes or.75 hour, 60 minutes or 1 hour)

Internet site:
Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute: www.cflri.ca

Table 1
PACDEE Temporary Reformat

 

PACDEEA

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13A = NA	Did not participate in activity	Walking for exercise
0	(PAC_13A = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Walking for exercise
(PAC_12A × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13A = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Walking for exercise
(PAC_12A × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13A = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Walking for exercise
(PAC_12A × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13A = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Walking for exercise
(PAC_12A × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13A = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Walking for exercise

PACDEEB

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13B = NA	Did not participate in activity	Gardening or yard work
0	(PAC_13B = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Gardening or yard work
(PAC_12B × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13B = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Gardening or yard work
(PAC_12B × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13B = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Gardening or yard work
(PAC_12B × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13B = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Gardening or yard work
(PAC_12B × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13B = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Gardening or yard work

PACDEEC

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13C = NA	Did not participate in activity	Swimming
0	(PAC_13C = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Swimming
(PAC_12C × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13C = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Swimming
(PAC_12C × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13C = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Swimming
(PAC_12C × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13C = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Swimming
(PAC_12C × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13C = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Swimming

PACDEED

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13D = NA	Did not participate in activity	Bicycling
0	(PAC_13D = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Bicycling
(PAC_12D × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13D = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Bicycling
(PAC_12D × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13D = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Bicycling
(PAC_12D × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13D = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Bicycling
(PAC_12D × 4 × 1 × 4) / 365	PAC_13D = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Bicycling

PACDEEE

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13E = NA	Did not participate in activity	Popular or social dance
0	(PAC_13E = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Popular or social dance
(PAC_12E × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13E = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Popular or social dance
(PAC_12E × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13E = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Popular or social dance
(PAC_12E × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13E = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Popular or social dance
(PAC_12E × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13E = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Popular or social dance

PACDEEF

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13F = NA	Did not participate in activity	Home exercises
0	(PAC_13F = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Home exercises
(PAC_12F × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13F = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Home exercises
(PAC_12F × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13F = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Home exercises
(PAC_12F × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13F = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Home exercises
(PAC_12F × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13F = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Home exercises

PACDEEG

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13G = NA	Did not participate in activity	Ice hockey
0	(PAC_13G = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Ice hockey
(PAC_12G × 4 × .2167 × 6) / 365	PAC_13G = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Ice hockey
(PAC_12G × 4 × .3833 × 6) / 365	PAC_13G = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Ice hockey
(PAC_12G × 4 × .75 × 6) / 365	PAC_13G = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Ice hockey
(PAC_12G × 4 × 1 × 6) / 365	PAC_13G = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Ice hockey

PACDEEH

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13H = NA	Did not participate in activity	Ice skating
0	(PAC_13H = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Ice skating
(PAC_12H × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13H = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Ice skating
(PAC_12H × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13H = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Ice skating
(PAC_12H × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13H = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Ice skating
(PAC_12H × 4 × 1 × 4) / 365	PAC_13H = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Ice skating

PACDEEI

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13I = NA	Did not participate in activity	In-line skating OR ROLLERBLADING
0	(PAC_13I = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	In-line skating OR ROLLERBLADING
(PAC_12I × 4 × .2167 × 5) / 365	PAC_13I = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	In-line skating OR ROLLERBLADING
(PAC_12I × 4 × .3833 × 5) / 365	PAC_13I = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	In-line skating OR ROLLERBLADING
(PAC_12I × 4 × .75 × 5) / 365	PAC_13I = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	In-line skating OR ROLLERBLADING
(PAC_12I × 4 × 1× 5) / 365	PAC_13I = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	In-line skating OR ROLLERBLADING

PACDEEJ

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13J = NA	Did not participate in activity	Jogging or running
0	(PAC_13J = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Jogging or running
(PAC_12J × 4 × .2167 × 9.5) / 365	PAC_13J = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Jogging or running
(PAC_12J × 4 × .3833 × 9.5) / 365	PAC_13J = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Jogging or running
(PAC_12J × 4 × .75 × 9.5) / 365	PAC_13J = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Jogging or running
(PAC_12J × 4 × 1 × 9.5) / 365	PAC_13J = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Jogging or running

PACDEEK

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13K = NA	Did not participate in activity	Golfing
0	(PAC_13K = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Golfing
(PAC_12K × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13K = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Golfing
(PAC_12K × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13K = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Golfing
(PAC_12K × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13K = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Golfing
(PAC_12K × 4 × 1 × 4) / 365	PAC_13K = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Golfing

PACDEEL

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13L = NA	Did not participate in activity	Exercise class or aerobics
0	(PAC_13L = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Exercise class or aerobics
(PAC_12L × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13L = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Exercise class or aerobics
(PAC_12L × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13L = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Exercise class or aerobics
(PAC_12L × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13L = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Exercise class or aerobics
(PAC_12L × 4 × 1× 4) / 365	PAC_13L = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Exercise class or aerobics

PACDEEM

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13M = NA	Did not participate in activity	Downhill skiing or snowboarding
0	(PAC_13M = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Downhill skiing or snowboarding
(PAC_12M × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13M = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Downhill skiing or snowboarding
(PAC_12M × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13M = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Downhill skiing or snowboarding
(PAC_12M × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13M = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Downhill skiing or snowboarding
(PAC_12M × 4 × 1× 4) / 365	PAC_13M = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Downhill skiing or snowboarding

PACDEEN

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13N = NA	Did not participate in activity	Bowling
0	(PAC_13N = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Bowling
(PAC_12N × 4 × .2167 × 2) / 365	PAC_13N = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Bowling
(PAC_12N × 4 × .3833 × 2) / 365	PAC_13N = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Bowling
(PAC_12N × 4 × .75 × 2) / 365	PAC_13N = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Bowling
(PAC_12N × 4 × 1 × 2) / 365	PAC_13N = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Bowling

PACDEEO

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13O = NA	Did not participate in activity	Baseball or softball
0	(PAC_13O = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Baseball or softball
(PAC_12O × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13O = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Baseball or softball
(PAC_12O × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13O = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Baseball or softball
(PAC_12O × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13O = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Baseball or softball
(PAC_12O × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13O = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Baseball or softball

PACDEEP

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13P = NA	Did not participate in activity	Tennis
0	(PAC_13P = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Tennis
(PAC_12P × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13P = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Tennis
(PAC_12P × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13P = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Tennis
(PAC_12P × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13P = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Tennis
(PAC_12P × 4 × 1 × 4) / 365	PAC_13P = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Tennis

PACDEEQ

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13Q = NA	Did not participate in activity	Weight-training
0	(PAC_13Q = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Weight-training
(PAC_12Q × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13Q = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Weight-training
(PAC_12Q × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13Q = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Weight-training
(PAC_12Q × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13Q = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Weight-training
(PAC_12Q × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13Q = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Weight-training

PACDEER

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13R = NA	Did not participate in activity	Fishing
0	(PAC_13R = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Fishing
(PAC_12R × 4 × .2167 × 3) / 365	PAC_13R = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Fishing
(PAC_12R × 4 × .3833 × 3) / 365	PAC_13R = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Fishing
(PAC_12R × 4 × .75 × 3) / 365	PAC_13R = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Fishing
(PAC_12R × 4 × 1 × 3) / 365	PAC_13R = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Fishing

PACDEES

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13S = NA	Did not participate in activity	Volleyball
0	(PAC_13S = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Volleyball
(PAC_12S × 4 × .2167 × 5) / 365	PAC_13S = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Volleyball
(PAC_12S × 4 × .3833 × 5) / 365	PAC_13S = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Volleyball
(PAC_12S × 4 × .75 × 5) / 365	PAC_13S = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Volleyball
(PAC_12S × 4 × 1 × 5) / 365	PAC_13S = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Volleyball

PACDEET

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13T = NA	Did not participate in activity	Basketball
0	(PAC_13T = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Basketball
(PAC_12T × 4 × .2167 × 6) / 365	PAC_13T = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Basketball
(PAC_12T × 4 × .3833 × 6) / 365	PAC_13T = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Basketball
(PAC_12T × 4 × .75 × 6) / 365	PAC_13T = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Basketball
(PAC_12T × 4 × 1 × 6) / 365	PAC_13T = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Basketball

PACDEEU

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13U = NA	Did not participate in activity	Soccer (U)
0	(PAC_13U = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Soccer (U)
(PAC_12U × 4 × .2167 × 5) / 365	PAC_13U = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Soccer (U)
(PAC_12U × 4 × .3833 × 5) / 365	PAC_13U = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Soccer (U)
(PAC_12U × 4 × .75 × 5) / 365	PAC_13U = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Soccer (U)
(PAC_12U × 4 × 1 × 5) / 365	PAC_13U = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Soccer (U)

PACDEEV

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13V = NA	Did not participate in activity	Other (V)
0	(PAC_13V = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Other (V)
(PAC_12V × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13V = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Other (V)
(PAC_12V × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13V = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Other (V)
(PAC_12V × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13V = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Other (V)
(PAC_12V × 4 × 1 × 4) / 365	PAC_13V = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Other (V)

PACDEEX

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13X = NA	Did not participate in activity	Other (X)
0	(PAC_13X = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Other (X)
(PAC_12X × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13X = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Other (X)
(PAC_12X × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13X = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Other (X)
(PAC_12X × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13X = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Other (X)
(PAC_12X × 4 × 1 × 4) / 365	PAC_13X = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Other (X)

PACDEEY

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	PAC_13Y = NA	Did not participate in activity	Other (Y)
0	(PAC_13Y = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	Other (Y)
(PAC_12Y × 4 × .2167 × 4) / 365	PAC_13Y = 1	Calculate EE for < 15 min*	Other (Y)
(PAC_12Y × 4 × .3833 × 4) / 365	PAC_13Y = 2	Calculate EE for 16 to 30 min*	Other (Y)
(PAC_12Y × 4 × .75 × 4) / 365	PAC_13Y = 3	Calculate EE for 31 to 60 min*	Other (Y)
(PAC_12Y × 4 × 1 × 4) / 365	PAC_13Y = 4	Calculate EE for > 60 min*	Other (Y)

 

 

Table 1
PACDEE Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.6	DHH_AGE < 12 or PAC_11W = NA	Population exclusions	NA
99.9	(PAC_11W = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	PAC_11W = 1	No physical activity
PACDEEA + PACDEEB + PACDEEC + PACDEED + PACDEEE + PACDEEF + PACDEEG + PACDEEH + PACDEEI + PACDEEJ + PACDEEK + PACDEEL + PACDEEM + PACDEEN + PACDEEO + PACDEEP + PACDEEQ + PACDEER + PACDEES + PACDEET + PACDEEU + PACDEEV + PACDEEX + PACDEEY	(0 <= PACDEEA <  NA) and (0 <= PACDEEB <  NA) and (0 <= PACDEEC <  NA) and (0 <= PACDEED < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEE < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEF < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEG < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEH < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEI < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEJ < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEK < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEL < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEM < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEN < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEO < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEP < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEQ < NA) and (0 <= PACDEER < NA) and (0 <= PACDEES < NA) and (0 <= PACDEET < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEU < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEV < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEX < NA) and (0 <= PACDEEY < NA)	Total daily energy expenditure (kcal/kg/day)	Rounded to one decimal place (min: 0.0; max: 99.5)

 

2. PACDFM - Average Monthly Frequencyof Physical Activity Lasting Over 15 Minutes

Variable name:
PACDFM

Based on:
PAC_11W, PAC_12A, PAC_12B, PAC_12C, PAC_12D, PAC_12E, PAC_12F,PAC_12G, PAC_12H, PAC_12I, PAC_12J, PAC_12K, PAC_12L, PAC_12M,PAC_12N, PAC_12O, PAC_12P, PAC_12Q, PAC_12R, PAC_12S,PAC_12T,PAC_12U, PAC_12V, PAC_12X, PAC_12Y, PAC_13A, PAC_13B, PAC_13C,PAC_13D, PAC_13E, PAC_13F, PAC_13G, PAC_13H, PAC_13I, PAC_13J,PAC_13K, PAC_13L, PAC_13M, PAC_13N, PAC_13O, PAC_13P, PAC_13Q,PAC_13R, PAC_13S, PAC_13T, PAC_31U, PAC_13V, PAC_13X, PAC_13Y,DHH_AGE

Description:
This variable measures the total number of times per month thatrespondents took part in a physical activity(ies) lasting more than15 minutes.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.
The survey questions refer to "the past three months". Thisvariable calculates a one-month average by dividing the totalreported frequency by three.

Source:
Ontario Health Survey

Internet site:
www.chass.utoronto.ca/datalib/codebooks/utm/ohs/ohs90.htm

Table 2
PACDFM Temporary Reformat

PACT2A

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13A = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12A (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13A is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12A	Else	Set PACT2A = PAC_12A

PACT2B

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13B = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12B (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13B is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12B	Else	Set PACT2B = PAC_12B

PACT2C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13C = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12C (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13C is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12C	Else	Set PACT2C = PAC_12C

PACT2D

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13D = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12D (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13D is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12D	Else	Set PACT2D = PAC_12D

PACT2E

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13E = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12E (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13E is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_13E	Else	Set PACT2E = PAC_12E

PACT2F

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13F = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12F (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13F is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12F	Else	Set PACT2F = PAC_12F

PACT2G

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13G = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12G (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13G is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12G	Else	Set PACT2G = PAC_12G

PACT2H

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13H = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12H (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13H is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12H	Else	Set PACT2H = PAC_12H

PACT2I

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13I = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12I (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13I is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12I	Else	Set PACT2I = PAC_12I

PACT2J

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13J = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12J (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13J is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12J	Else	Set PACT2J = PAC_12J

PACT2K

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13K = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12K (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13K is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12K	Else	Set PACT2K = PAC_12K

PACT2L

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13L = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12L (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13L is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12L	Else	Set PACT2L = PAC_12L

PACT2M

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13M = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12M (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13M is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12M	Else	Set PACT2M = PAC_12M

PACT2N

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13N = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12N (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13N is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12N	Else	Set PACT2N = PAC_12N

PACT2O

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13O = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12O (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13O is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12O	Else	Set PACT2O = PAC_12O

PACT2P

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13P = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12P (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13P is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12P	Else	Set PACT2P = PAC_12P

PACT2Q

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13Q = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12Q (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13Q is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12Q	Else	Set PACT2Q = PAC_12Q

PACT2R

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13R = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12R (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13R is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12R	Else	Set PACT2R = PAC_12R

PACT2S

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13S = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12S (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13S is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12S	Else	Set PACT2S = PAC_12S

PACT2T

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13T = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12T (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13T is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12T	Else	Set PACT2T = PAC_12T

PACT2U

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13U = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12U (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13U is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12U	Else	Set PACT2U = PAC_12U

PACT2V

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13V = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12V (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13V is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12V	Else	Set PACT2V = PAC_12V

PACT2X

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13X = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12X (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13X is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12X	Else	Set PACT2X = PAC_12X

PACT2Y

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(PAC_13Y = 1, NA, DK, RF, NS)	Set all values for PAC_12Y (number of times/3months respondentsdid physical activity) to 0 if PAC_13Y is 1 (1 to 15 minutes), NA(did not participate in activity), or DK, RF, NS (did not answerquestion)
PAC_12Y	Else	Set PACT2Y = PAC_12Y

 

Table 2
PACDFM Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 12 or PAC_11W = NA	Population exclusions	NA
999	(PAC_11W = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
0	PAC_11W=1	No physical activity
(PACT2A + PACT2B + PACT2C + PACT2D + PACT2E + PACT2F + PACT2G + PACT2H + PACT2I + PACT2J + PACT2K + PACT2L + PACT2M + PACT2N + PACT2O + PACT2P + PACT2Q + PACT2R + PACT2S + PACT2T + PACT2U + PACT2V + PACT2X + PACT2Y) / 3	(0 <= PACT2A < NA) and (0 <= PACT2B < NA) and (0 <= PACT2C < NA) and (0 <= PACT2D < NA) and (0 <= PACT2E < NA) and (0 <= PACT2F < NA) and (0 <= PACT2G < NA) and (0 <= PACT2H < NA) and (0 <= PACT2I < NA) and (0 <= PACT2J < NA) and (0 <= PACT2K < NA) and (0 <= PACT2L < NA) and (0 <= PACT2M < NA) and (0 <= PACT2N < NA) and (0 <= PACT2O < NA) and (0 <= PACT2P < NA) and (0 <= PACT2Q < NA) and (0 <= PACT2R <NA) and (0 <= PACT2S < NA) and (0 <= PACT2T < NA) and (0 <= PACT2U < NA) and (0 <= PACT2V < NA) and (0 <= PACT2X < NA) and (0 <= PACT2Y < NA)	Monthly frequency of all physical activity lasting over 15minutes	Rounded to nearest integer (min: 0;  max: 995)

 

3. PACDFR - Frequency of All PhysicalActivity Lasting Over 15 Minutes

Variable name:
PACDFR

Based on:
DHH_AGE, PACDFM

Description:
This variable classifies respondents according to their pattern, orregularity of physical activity lasting more than 15 minutes.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.
This variable uses values for the derived variable MonthlyFrequency of Physical Activity (PACDFM). The values for PACDFMreflect a one-month average based on data reported for athree-month period.

Table 3
PACDFR Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 12 or PACDFM = NA	Population exclusion	NA
9	PACDFM = NS	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
1	(12 <= PACDFM < NA)	Regular practice of activities
2	(4 <= PACDFM < 12)	Occasional practice of activities
3	PACDFM < 4	Infrequent practice of activities

4. PACDPAI - Physical ActivityIndex

Variable name:
PACDPAI

Based on:
DHH_AGE, PACDEE

Description:
This variable categorizes respondents as being "active","moderate", or "inactive" based on the total daily EnergyExpenditure values (kcal/kg/day) calculated for PACDEE.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.
The Physical Activity Index follows the same criteria used tocategorize individuals in the Ontario Health Survey (OHS) and inthe Campbell’s Survey on Well Being.

Internet site:
Campbell Survey on Well-Being in Canada: www.cflri.ca/cflri/pa/surveys/88survey.html

Table 4
PACDPAI Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 12 or PACDEE = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	PACDEE = NS	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
1	(3 <= PACDEE < NA)	Active
2	(1.5 <= PACDEE < 3.0)	Moderate
3	(0 <= PACDEE < 1.5)	Inactive

5. PACFD - Participant In DailyPhysical Activity Lasting Over 15 Minutes

Variable name:
PACFD

Based on:
DHH_AGE, PACDFM

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent participated dailyin physical activity lasting over 15 minutes.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.
This variable is based on values for Monthly Frequency of PhysicalActivity (PACDFM).  Values for PACDFM reflect a one-monthaverage based on data reported for a three-month period.

Table 5
PACFD Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 12 or PACDFM = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	PACDFM = NS	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
1	(30 <= PACDFM < NA)	Participates in daily physical activity
2	PACDFM < 30	Does not participate in daily physical activity

6. PACFLEI - Participant In LeisurePhysical Activity

Variable name:
PACFLEI

Based on:
DHH_AGE, PAC_11W

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent participated in anyleisure physical activities in the three months prior to theinterview.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of agewere excluded from the population.

Source:
Ontario Health Survey

Internet site:
www.chass.utoronto.ca/datalib/codebooks/utm/ohs/ohs90.htm

Table 6
PACFLEI Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE < 12 or PAC_11W = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	(PAC_11W = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
1	PAC_11W = 2	Participates in leisure physical activity
2	PAC_11W = 1	Does not participate in leisure physical activity

Partial Curl-Ups (2 DVs)

1. PCCDELG - Eligibility - PartialCurl-up component

Variable name:
PCCDELG

Based on:
CLC_AGE, V2_TYPE, ATG_13, ATG_33B, PHC_11, PHC_12, PHC_36, PHC_37,PHC_42G, MHR_611B, PAR_11, PAR_21, PAR_31,PAR_5A3A, PAR_5B3A, PAR_5B3A, PAR_5D3A, PAR_5E3A, PAR_5F3A,PAR_5G3A, PAR_5H3A, PAR_5I3A, PAR_5J3A, PAR_5K3A, PAR_62E, PAR_72D,ORS_3, BPMDBPS, BPMDBPD, BPMDHR

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for thePartial Curl-up component. As there are multiple reasons to bescreened out of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs byreason should not be based on frequency counts for thisvariable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 1
PCCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
2	V2_TYPE = 2	Not eligible - home visit
3	CLC_AGE > 69	Not eligible - age
5	ATG_33D = 1	Not eligible - drank alcohol too close to visit time
6	PHC_11 = 1 and (12 < PHC_12 < NA)	Not eligible - more than 12 weeks pregnant
9	PHC_42J = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
12	MHR_611E = 1	Not eligible - medication use
13	PAR_N11 = 1 or PAR_21 = 1 or PAR_31 = 1 or PAR_5A3A = 1 or PAR_5B3A = 1 or PAR_5C3A = 1 or PAR_5D3A = 1 or PAR_5E3A = 1 or PAR_5F3A = 1 or PAR_5G3A = 1 or PAR_5H3A = 1 or PAR_5I3A = 1 or PAR_5J3A = 1 or PAR_5K3A = 1 or PAR_62E = 1 or PAR_72D = 1	Not eligible - PAR-Q answer
14	ORS_5 = 1	Not eligible - other reason
15	(CLC_AGE > 14 and (144 < BPMDBPS < NA)) or (CLC_AGE > 14 and (144 < BPMDBPD < NA))	Not eligible - high blood pressure
16	CLC_AGE > 14 and (99 < BPMDHR < NA)	Not eligible - high heart rate
1	Else	Eligible

2. PCMD11 - Partial curl-up norms forrespondents 15 - 69

Variable name:
PCMD11

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, PCM_01

De2. scription:
This variable indicates the partial curl-up norms for respondents15 - 69.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application. 
This variable applies to respondents aged 15-69 years old. Thecategories are:
Needs improvement
Fair
Good
Very good
Excellent

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach (3rdEdition, 2004) by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology(CSEP)

Table 2
PCMD11 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69 or PCM_01 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	PCM_01 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and PCM_01 < 16) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and PCM_01 < 11) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and PCM_01 < 11) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and PCM_01 < 6) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and PCM_01 < 8) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and PCM_01 < 6)) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and PCM_01 < 12) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and PCM_01 < 5) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and PCM_01 < 6) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and PCM_01 < 4) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and PCM_01 < 6) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and PCM_01 < 3))	Needs improvement
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (10 < PCM_01 < 16)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (10 < PCM_01 < 15)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (5 < PCM_01 < 13)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (7 < PCM_01 < 11)) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and (5 < PCM_01 < 11))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (11 < PCM_01 < 17)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (4 < PCM_01 < 14)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (5 < PCM_01 < 10)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (3 < PCM_01 < 11)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (5 < PCM_01 < 10)) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and (2 < PCM_01 < 8)))	Fair
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (20 < PCM_01 < 23)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (15 < PCM_01 < 21)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (14 < PCM_01 < 18)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (12 < PCM_01 < 18)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (10 < PCM_01 < 17)) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and (10 < PCM_01 < 16))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (16 < PCM_01 < 22)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (13 < PCM_01 < 18)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (9 < PCM_01 < 19)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (10 < PCM_01 < 19)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (9 < PCM_01 < 19)) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and (7 < PCM_01 < 17)))	Good
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (22 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (20 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (17 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (17 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (16 < PCM_01 < 25)) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and (15 < PCM_01 < 25))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((CLC_AGE < 20 and (21 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (17 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (18 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (18 < PCM_01 < 25)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (18 < PCM_01 < 25)) or (CLC_AGE > 59 and (16 < PCM_01 < 25)))	Very good
4	Else	Excellent

Phlebotomy (2 DVs)

1. BDCD13 - Blood donationstatus

Variable name:
BDCD13

Based on:
BDC_12, BDC_13D, BDC_13M, BDC_13Y, V2_DAY, V2_MONTH, V2_YEAR

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent gave blood the daybefore the clinic visit.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

Table 1
BDCD13 Temporary Reformat

V2_YDAY

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
V2_DAY - 1	All records

V2_YMTH

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
V2_MTH - 1	V2_DAY = 1
V2_MTH	Else

V2_YYEAR

 

 

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
V2_YEAR - 1	V2_DAY = 1 and V2_MTH = 1
V2_YEAR	Else

 

 

Table 1
BDCD13 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(BDC_12 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	(1 < PHBDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
1	BDC_13Y = V2_YYEAR and BDC_13M = V2_YMTH and BDC_13D = V2_YDAY	Donated blood the day before the clinic visit
2	Else	Did not donate blood the day before the clinic

 

2. PHBDELG - Eligibility - Phlebotomycomponent

Variable name:
PHBDELG

Based on:
PHC_42A, PHC_51, PHC_52

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for thePhlebotomy component. As there are multiple reasons to be screenedout of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs by reason shouldnot be based on frequency counts for this variable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 2
PHBDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	PHC_42A = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
10	PHC_51 = 1	Not eligible - hemophilia
11	PHC_52 = 1	Not eligible - received chemoptherapy in past four weeks
1	Else	Eligible

Report of Measurements (2DVs)

1. RMCDBCK - Back fitness norms forrespondents 15 – 69

Variable name:
RMCDBCK

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, HWMDWSTA, SRMD12, PCMD11

Description:
This variable indicates the back fitness norms for respondents aged 15 to 69,  based on the norms for Partial Curl-Ups, Waist Circumference and Sit and Reach.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.
This variable applies to respondents aged 15-69 years old. Thecategories are:
Considerable health risk
Some health risk
Many health benefits
Considerable health benefits
Optimal health benefits

Table 1
RMCDBCK Temporary Reformat

PTS3

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Round(((HWMDWSTA + SRMD12 + PCMD11) / 3), .1)	CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for male back fitness given all three norms, i.e.,Waist Circumference, Sit and Reach, and Partial Curl-Up.	Rounded to one decimal place
0	CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS) and (HWMDWSTA + SRMD12 = 1)	Value for male back fitness given Waist Circumference and Sitand Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Up norms), where the sum ofthe available norms is 1
1	CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS) and (HWMDWSTA + SRMD12 = 3)	Value for male back fitness given Waist Circumference and Sitand Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Up norms), where the sum ofthe available norms is 3.
Round(((HWMDWSTA + SRMD12) / 2), .1)	CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS) and ((HWMDWSTA + SRMD12) not in (1, 3))	Calculation for male back fitness given Waist Circumference andSit and Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Up norms), where the sumof the available norms is not 1 or 3.	Rounded to one decimal place
0	CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (HWMDWSTA + PCMD11 = 1)	Value for male back fitness given Waist Circumference andPartial Curl-Up norms only (no Sit and Reach norms), where the sumof the available norms is 1
1	CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (HWMDWSTA + PCMD11 = 3)	Value for male back fitness given Waist Circumference andPartial Curl-Up norms only (no Sit and Reach norms), where the sumof the available norms is 3.
Round(((HWMDWSTA + PCMD11) / 2), .1)	CLC_SEX = 1 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and ((HWMDWSTA + PCMD11) not in (1, 3))	Calculation for male back fitness given Waist Circumference andPartial Curl-Up norms only (no Sit and Reach norms), where the sumof the available norms is not 1 or 3	Rounded to one decimal place
0	CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (HWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 2)	Value for female back fitness given all three norms (i.e.,Waist Circumference, Sit and Reach, and Partial Curl-Up), whereHWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 2
1	CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (HWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 6)	Value for female back fitness given all three norms (i.e.,Waist Circumference, Sit and Reach, and Partial Curl-Up), whereHWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 6
Round(((HWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11) / 4), .1)	CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and ((HWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11) not in (2, 6))	Calculation for female back fitness given all three norms(i.e., Waist Circumference, Sit and Reach, and Partial Curl-Up),where (HWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11) not in (2, 6)	Rounded to one decimal place
Round(((HWMDWSTA * 2 + SRMD12) / 3), .1)	CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS)	Calculation for female back fitness given Waist Circumferenceand Sit and Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Up norms)	Rounded to one decimal place
Round(((HWMDWSTA * 2 + PCMD11) / 3), .1)	CLC_SEX = 2 and HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for female back fitness given Waist Circumferenceand Partial Curl-Up norms only (no Sit and Reach norms)	Rounded to one decimal place
0	(HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 1)	Value for back fitness given Sit and Reach and Partial Curl-Upnorms only (no Waist Circumference norms), where the sum of theavailable norms is 1
1	(HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 3)	Value for back fitness given Sit and Reach and Partial Curl-Upnorms only (no Waist Circumference norms), where the sum of theavailable norms is 3
Round(((SRMD12 + PCMD11) / 2), .1)	(HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and ((SRMD12 + PCMD11) not in (1, 3))	Calculation for back fitness given Sit and Reach and PartialCurl-Up norms only (no Waist Circumference norms), where the sum ofthe available norms is not 1 or 3	Rounded to one decimal place
HWMDWSTA	HWMDWSTA in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS)	Calculation for back fitness given Waist Circumference normsonly (no Sit and Reach or Partial Curl-Up norms)
SRMD12	(HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS)	Calculation for back fitness given Sit and Reach norms only (noWaist Circumference or Partial Curl-Up norms)
PCMD11	(HWMDWSTA = DK, RF, NS) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for back fitness given Partial Curl-Up norms only(no Waist Circumference or Sit and Reach norms)

 

Table 1
RMCDBCK Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69	Population exclusions	NA
9	HWMD24 > NA and SRMD12 > NA and PCMD11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	HWMD24 = NA and SRMD12 = NA and PCMD11 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
0	PTS3 = 0 or (0.0 < PTS3 < 0.5)	Needs Improvement. Respondent's back fitness falls within arange that is generally associated with considerable healthrisk.
1	(0.4 < PTS3 < 1.5)	Fair. Respondent's back fitness falls within a range that isgenerally associated with some health risk.
2	(1.4 < PTS3 < 2.5)	Good. Respondent's back fitness falls within a range that isgenerally associated with many health benefits.
3	(2.4 < PTS3 < 3.5)	Very Good. Respondent's back fitness falls within a range thatis generally associated with considerable health benefits.
4	(3.4 < PTS3 < 5.0)	Excellent. Respondent's back fitness falls within a range thatis generally associated with optimal health benefits.

 

2. RMCDMSK - Musculo-skeletal fitnessnorms for respondents 15 – 69

Variable name:
RMCDMSK

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, GSMD52, SRMD12, PCMD11

Description:
This variable indicates the musculo-skeletal fitness norms for respondents aged 15 to 69,  based on the norms for Sit and Reach, Grip Strength and Partial Curl-Ups.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.
This variable applies to respondents aged 15-69 years old. Thecategories are:
Considerable health risk
Some health risk
Many health benefits
Considerable health benefits
Optimal health benefits

Table 2
RMCDMSK Temporary Reformat

PTS2

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
Round(((GSMD52 * 2 + SRMD12 + PCMD11) / 4), .1)	CLC_SEX = 1 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for male musculo-skeletal fitness given all threenorms, i.e., Grip Strength, Sit and Reach, and PartialCurl-Up.	Rounded to one decimal place
Round(((GSMD52 * 2 + SRMD12) / 3), .1)	CLC_SEX = 1 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS)	Calculation for male musculo-skeletal fitness given GripStrength and Sit and Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Upnorms).	Rounded to one decimal place
Round(((GSMD52 * 2 + PCMD11) / 3), .1)	CLC_SEX = 1 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for male musculo-skeletal fitness given GripStrength and Partial Curl-Up norms only (no Sit and Reachnorms).	Rounded to one decimal place
0	CLC_SEX = 1 and (GSMD52 = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 1)	Value for male musculo-skeletal fitness given Sit and Reach andPartial Curl-Up norms only (no Grip Strength norms), where the sumof the available norms is 1.
1	CLC_SEX = 1 and (GSMD52 = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 + PCMD11 = 3)	Value for male musculo-skeletal fitness given Sit and Reach andPartial Curl-Up norms only (no Grip Strength norms), where the sumof the available norms is 3.
Round(((SRMD12 + PCMD11) / 2), .1)	CLC_SEX = 1 and (GSMD52 = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4) and ((SRMD12 + PCMD11) not in (1, 3))	Calculation for male musculo-skeletal fitness given Sit andReach and Partial Curl-Up norms only (no Grip Strength norms),where the sum of the available norms is not 1 or 3.	Rounded to one decimal place
Round(((GSMD52 * 2 + SRMD12 * 2 + PCMD11) / 5), .1)	CLC_SEX = 2 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for female musculo-skeletal fitness given all threenorms, i.e., Grip Strength, Sit and Reach, and PartialCurl-Up.	Rounded to one decimal place
0	CLC_SEX = 2 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS) and ((GSM_D52 * 2 + SRM_D12 * 2) = 2)	Value for female musculo-skeletal fitness given Grip Strengthand Sit and Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Up norms), where thesum of double the available norms is 2.
1	CLC_SEX = 2 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS) and ((GSM_D52 * 2 + SRM_D12 * 2) = 6)	Value for female musculo-skeletal fitness given Grip Strengthand Sit and Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Up norms), where thesum of double the available norms is 6.
Round(((GSMD52 * 2 + SRMD12 * 2) / 4), .1)	CLC_SEX = 2 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS) and ((GSM_D52 * 2 + SRM_D12 * 2) not in (2, 6))	Calculation for female musculo-skeletal fitness given GripStrength and Sit and Reach norms only (no Partial Curl-Up norms),where the sum of double the available norms is not 2 or 6.	Rounded to one decimal place
Round(((GSMD52 * 2 + PCMD11) / 3), .1)	CLC_SEX = 2 and GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for female musculo-skeletal fitness given GripStrength and Partial Curl-Up norms only (no Sit and Reachnorms).	Rounded to one decimal place
Round(((SRMD12 * 2 + PCMD11) / 3), .1)	CLC_SEX = 2 and (GSMD52 = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for female musculo-skeletal fitness given Sit andReach and Partial Curl-Up norms only (no Grip Strength norms).	Rounded to one decimal place
GSMD52	GSMD52 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS)	Calculation for musculo-skeletal fitness given Grip Strengthnorms only (no Sit and Reach or Partial Curl-Up norms).
SRMD12	(GSMD52 = DK, RF, NS) and SRMD12 in (0,1,2,3,4) and (PCMD11 = DK, RF, NS)	Calculation for musculo-skeletal fitness given Sit and Reachnorms only (no Grip Strength or Partial Curl-Up norms).
PCMD11	(GSMD52 = DK, RF, NS) and (SRMD12 = DK, RF, NS) and PCMD11 in (0,1,2,3,4)	Calculation for musculo-skeletal fitness given Partial Curl-Upnorms only (no Grip Strength or Sit and Reach norms).

 

Table 2
RMCDMSK Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69	Population exclusions	NA
9	GSMD52 > NA and SRMD12 > NA and PCMD11 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
6	GSMD52 = NA and SRMD12 = NA and PCMD11 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
0	PTS2 = 0 or (0.0 < PTS2 < 0.5)	Needs Improvement. Respondent's musculo-skeletal fitness fallswithin a range that is generally associated with considerablehealth risk.
1	(0.4 < PTS2 < 1.5)	Fair. Respondent's musculo-skeletal fitness falls within arange that is generally associated with some health risk.
2	(1.4 < PTS2 < 2.5)	Good. Respondent's musculo-skeletal fitness falls within arange that is generally associated with many health benefits.
3	(2.4 < PTS2 < 3.5)	Very Good. Respondent's musculo-skeletal fitness falls within arange that is generally associated with considerable healthbenefits.
4	(3.4 < PTS2 < 5.0)	Excellent. Respondent's musculo-skeletal fitness falls within arange that is generally associated with optimal healthbenefits.

 

Sedentary activities (1 DV)

Table
Sedentary activities Temporary Reformat

SAC_T11

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	SAC_11 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
0.5	SAC_11 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1.5	SAC_11 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
4	SAC_11 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
8	SAC_11 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
12.5	SAC_11 = 6	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
17.5	SAC_11 = 7	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
20	SAC_11 = 8	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

SAC_T12

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	SAC_12 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
0.5	SAC_12 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1.5	SAC_12 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
4	SAC_12 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
8	SAC_12 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
12.5	SAC_12 = 6	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
17.5	SAC_12 = 7	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
20	SAC_12 = 8	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

SAC_T13

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	SAC_13 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
0.5	SAC_13 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1.5	SAC_13 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
4	SAC_13 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
8	SAC_13 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
12.5	SAC_13 = 6	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
17.5	SAC_13 = 7	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
20	SAC_13 = 8	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

SAC_T14

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	SAC_14 = 1	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
0.5	SAC_14 = 2	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
1.5	SAC_14 = 3	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
4	SAC_14 = 4	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
8	SAC_14 = 5	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
12.5	SAC_14 = 6	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
17.5	SAC_14 = 7	Recode to midpoint of response ranges
20	SAC_14 = 8	Recode to midpoint of response ranges

1. SACDTOT - Total Number of Hours PerWeek Spent In Sedentary Activities

Variable name:
SACDTOT

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SAC_11, SAC_12, SAC_13, SAC_14

Description:
This variable estimates the total number of hours the respondentspent in a typical week in past 3 months doing the followingsedentary activities: computer, computer games and Internet, videogames, television or videos and reading. For all activities, timespent at school or work is excluded.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Table 1
SACDTOT Temporary Reformat

SAC

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE < 12	Module not asked - respondent aged < 12	NA
99	(SAC_T11 = DK, RF, NS) or (SAC_T12 = DK, RF, NS) or (SAC_T13 = DK, RF, NS) or (SAC_T14 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don't know,refusal, not stated)	NS
SAC_T11 + SAC_T12 + SAC_T13 + SAC_T14	(0 <= SAC_T11 <= 20) and (0 <= SAC_T12 <= 20) and (0 <= SAC_T13 <= 20) and (0 <= SAC_T14 <= 20)	Total number of hours spent in sedentary activities.

 

Table 1
SACDTOT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	SAC = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don't know,refusal, not stated)	NS
96	SAC = NA	Population exclusions	NA
1	(0 <= SAC < 5)	Less than 5 hours
2	(5 <= SAC < 10)	From 5 to less than 10 hours
3	(10 <= SAC < 15)	From 10 to less than 15
4	(15 <= SAC < 20)	From 15 to less than 20
5	(20 <= SAC < 25)	From 20 to less than 25 hours
6	(25 <= SAC < 30)	From 25 to less than 30 hours
7	(30 <= SAC < 35)	From 30 to less than 35 hours
8	(35 <= SAC < 40)	From 35 to less than 40 hours
9	(40 <= SAC < 45)	From 40 to less than 45 hours
10	45 <= SAC	More than 45 hours

 

Screening (1 DV)

1. ATGD12 - Fasting status

Variable name:
ATGD12

Based on:
V2_HOUR, ATG_11H, ATG_12

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent had fasted for atleast 10 hours at the time of the clinic visit.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.

Table 1
ATGD12 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	ATG_11H > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don't know,refusal, not stated)	NS
1	ATG_11H < V2_HOUR and (V2_HOUR - ATG_11H) > 9	Respondent fasted 10 hours or more
1	ATG_11H > V2_HOUR and (24 + V2_HOUR - ATG_11H) > 9	Respondent fasted 10 hours or more
1	ATG_12 = 1	Respondent met the fasting criteria
2	ATG_12 = 2	Respondent was not fasted

Socio-demographic characteristics (8DVs)

1. SDCDAIM - Age at time ofimmigration

Variable name:
SDCDAIM

Based on:
SDC_13, DHH_YOB

Description:
This variable indicates the age of the respondent at the time ofimmigration.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Non-immigrants were excluded from the population.

Table 1
SDCDAIM Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	SDC_13 = NA	Population exclusion	NA
999	(SDC_13 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don't know,refusal, not stated)	NS
SDC_13 - DHH_YOB	SDC_13 < NA	Age at time of immigration	[min: 0; max: 130 (current age)]

2. SDCDCGT - Culture / RaceFlag

Variable name:
SDCDCGT

Based on:
SDC_24A, SDC_24B, SDC_24C, SDC_24D, SDC_24E, SDC_24F, SDC_24G,SDC_24H, SDC_24I, SDC_24J, SDC_24K, SDC_24L, SDC_24M

Description:
This variable indicates the cultural or racial background of therespondent. It excludes all respondents who identify asaboriginal.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 3.1

Table 2
SDCDCGT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	SDC_22 = 1	Aboriginal origin	NA
99	(SDC_24A = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don't know, refusal, notstated)	NS
1	SDC_24A = 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	White only
2	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D = 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Black only
3	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K = 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Korean only
4	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E = 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Filipino only
5	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J = 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Japanese only
6	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B = 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Chinese only
7	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C = 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	South Asian only
8	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G = 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Southeast Asian only
9	SDC_24A = 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H = 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Arab only
10	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I = 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	West Asian only
11	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F = 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M > 1	Latin American only
12	SDC_24A > 1 and SDC_24B > 1 and SDC_24C > 1 and SDC_24D > 1 and SDC_24E > 1 and SDC_24F > 1 and SDC_24G > 1 and SDC_24H > 1 and SDC_24I > 1 and SDC_24J > 1 and SDC_24K > 1 and SDC_24M = 1	Other racial or cultural origin (only)
13	SDC_22 > 1 and More than one category answered from SDC_24A to SDC_24M	Multiple racial or cultural origin

3. SDCDFL1 - First official languagelearned and still understood

Variable name:
SDCDFL1

Based on:
SDC_33A, SDC_33B, SDC_33C, SDC_33D, SDC_33E, SDC_33F, SDC_33G,SDC_33H, SDC_33I, SDC_33J, SDC_33K, SDC_33L, SDC_33M, SDC_33N,SDC_33O, SDC_33P, SDC_33Q, SDC_33R, SDC_33S, SDC_33T, SDC_33U,SDC_33V, SDC_33W

Description:
This variable indicates the first official language spoken andstill understood by the respondent.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 2.1

Table 3
SDCDFL1 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(SDC_33A = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don't know, refusal, notstated)	NS
1	SDC_33A = 1 and SDC_33B > 1 and SDC_33C > 1 and SDC_33D > 1 and SDC_33E > 1 and SDC_33F > 1 and SDC_33G > 1 and SDC_33H > 1 and SDC_33I > 1 and SDC_33J > 1 and SDC_33K > 1 and SDC_33L > 1 and SDC_33M > 1 and SDC_33N > 1 and SDC_33O > 1 and SDC_33P > 1 and SDC_33Q > 1 and SDC_33R > 1 and SDC_33S > 1 and SDC_33T > 1 and SDC_33U > 1 and SDC_33V > 1 and SDC_33W > 1	English only
2	SDC_33A > 1 and SDC_33B = 1 and SDC_33C > 1 and SDC_33D > 1 and SDC_33E > 1 and SDC_33F > 1 and SDC_33G > 1 and SDC_33H > 1 and SDC_33I > 1 and SDC_33J > 1 and SDC_33K > 1 and SDC_33L > 1 and SDC_33M > 1 and SDC_33N > 1 and SDC_33O > 1 and SDC_33P > 1 and SDC_33Q > 1 and SDC_33R > 1 and SDC_33S > 1 and SDC_33T > 1 and SDC_33U > 1 and SDC_33V > 1 and SDC_33W > 1	French only
3	(SDC_33A = 1 and SDC_33B = 1) and SDC_33C > 1 and SDC_33D > 1 and SDC_33E > 1 and SDC_33F > 1 and SDC_33G > 1 and SDC_33H > 1 and SDC_33I > 1 and SDC_33J > 1 and SDC_33K > 1 and SDC_33L > 1 and SDC_33M > 1 and SDC_33N > 1 and SDC_33O > 1 and SDC_33P > 1 and SDC_33Q > 1 and SDC_33R > 1 and SDC_33S > 1 and SDC_33T > 1 and SDC_33U > 1 and SDC_33V > 1 and SDC_33W > 1	English and French only
4	(SDC_33A = 1 and SDC_33B = 1) and (SDC_33C = 1 or SDC_33D = 1 or SDC_33E = 1 or SDC_33F = 1 or SDC_33G = 1 or SDC_33H = 1 or SDC_33I = 1 or SDC_33J = 1 or SDC_33K = 1 or SDC_33L = 1 or SDC_33M = 1 or SDC_33N = 1 or SDC_33O = 1 or SDC_33P = 1 or SDC_33Q = 1 or SDC_33R = 1 or SDC_33S = 1 or SDC_33T = 1 or SDC_33U = 1 or SDC_33V = 1 or SDC_33W = 1)	English, French and Other
5	(SDC_33A = 1 and SDC_33B > 1) and (SDC_33C = 1 or SDC_33D = 1 or SDC_33E = 1 or SDC_33F = 1 or SDC_33G = 1 or SDC_33H = 1 or SDC_33I = 1 or SDC_33J = 1 or SDC_33K = 1 or SDC_33L = 1 or SDC_33M = 1 or SDC_33N = 1 or SDC_33O = 1 or SDC_33P = 1 or SDC_33Q = 1 or SDC_33R = 1 or SDC_33S = 1 or SDC_33T = 1 or SDC_33U = 1 or SDC_33V = 1 or SDC_33W = 1)	English and Other (not French)
6	(SDC_33A > 1 and SDC_33B = 1) and (SDC_33C = 1 or SDC_33D = 1 or SDC_33E = 1 or SDC_33F = 1 or SDC_33G = 1 or SDC_33H = 1 or SDC_33I = 1 or SDC_33J = 1 or SDC_33K = 1 or SDC_33L = 1 or SDC_33M = 1 or SDC_33N = 1 or SDC_33O = 1 or SDC_33P = 1 or SDC_33Q = 1 or SDC_33R = 1 or SDC_33S = 1 or SDC_33T = 1 or SDC_33U = 1 or SDC_33V = 1 or SDC_33W = 1)	French and Other (not English)
7	(SDC_33A > 1 and SDC_33B > 1) and (SDC_33C = 1 or SDC_33D = 1 or SDC_33E = 1 or SDC_33F = 1 or SDC_33G = 1 or SDC_33H = 1 or SDC_33I = 1 or SDC_33J = 1 or SDC_33K = 1 or SDC_33L = 1 or SDC_33M = 1 or SDC_33N = 1 or SDC_33O = 1 or SDC_33P = 1 or SDC_33Q = 1 or SDC_33R = 1 or SDC_33S = 1 or SDC_33T = 1 or SDC_33U = 1 or SDC_33V = 1 or SDC_33W = 1)	Other (neither English nor French)

4. SDCDLNG - Language(s) in whichrespondent can converse

Variable name:
SDCDLNG

Based on:
SDC_31A, SDC_31B, SDC_31C, SDC_31D, SDC_31E, SDC_31F, SDC_31G,SDC_31H, SDC_31I, SDC_31J, SDC_31K, SDC_31L, SDC_31M, SDC_31N,SDC_31O, SDC_31P, SDC_31Q, SDC_31R, SDC_31S, SDC_31T, SDC_31U,SDC_31V, SDC_31W

Description:
This variable indicates the language(s) in which the respondent canconverse.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 4
SDCDLNG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(SDC_31A = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don't know, refusal, notstated)	NS
1	SDC_31A = 1 and SDC_31B > 1 and SDC_31C > 1 and SDC_31D >1 and SDC_31E > 1 and SDC_31F > 1 and SDC_31G > 1 and SDC_31H > 1 and SDC_31I > 1 and SDC_31J > 1 and SDC_31K > 1 and SDC_31L > 1 and SDC_31M > 1 and SDC_31N > 1 and SDC_31O > 1 and SDC_31P > 1 and SDC_31Q > 1 and SDC_31R > 1 and SDC_31S > 1 and SDC_31T > 1 and SDC_31U > 1 and SDC_31V > 1 and SDC_31W > 1	English only
2	SDC_31A > 1 and SDC_31B = 1 and SDC_31C > 1 and SDC_31D > 1 and SDC_31E > 1 and SDC_31F > 1 and SDC_31G > 1 and SDC_31H > 1 and SDC_31I > 1 and SDC_31J > 1 and SDC_31K > 1 and SDC_31L > 1 and SDC_31M > 1 and SDC_31N > 1 and SDC_31O > 1 and SDC_31P > 1 and SDC_31Q > 1 and SDC_31R > 1 and SDC_31S > 1 and SDC_31T > 1 and SDC_31U > 1 and SDC_31V > 1 and SDC_31W > 1	French only
3	SDC_31A = 1 and SDC_31B = 1  and SDC_31C > 1 and SDC_31D > 1 and SDC_31E > 1 and SDC_31F > 1 and SDC_31G > 1 and SDC_31H > 1 and SDC_31I > 1 and SDC_31J > 1 and SDC_31K > 1 and SDC_31L > 1 and SDC_31M > 1 and SDC_31N > 1 and SDC_31O > 1 and SDC_31P > 1 and SDC_31Q > 1 and SDC_31R > 1 and SDC_31S > 1 and SDC_31T > 1 and SDC_31U > 1 and SDC_31V > 1 and SDC_31W > 1	English and French only
4	(SDC_31A = 1 and SDC_31B = 1) and (SDC_31C = 1 or SDC_31D = 1 or SDC_31E = 1 or SDC_31F = 1 or SDC_31G = 1 or SDC_31H = 1 or SDC_31I = 1 or SDC_31J = 1 or SDC_31K = 1 or SDC_31L = 1 or SDC_31M = 1 or SDC_31N = 1 or SDC_31O = 1 or SDC_31P = 1 or SDC_31Q = 1 or SDC_31R = 1 or SDC_31S = 1 or SDC_31T = 1 or SDC_31U = 1 or SDC_31V = 1 or SDC_31W = 1)	English, French and Other
5	(SDC_31A = 1 and SDC_31B > 1) and (SDC_31C = 1 or SDC_31D = 1 or SDC_31E = 1 or SDC_31F = 1 or SDC_31G = 1 or SDC_31H = 1 or SDC_31I = 1 or SDC_31J = 1 or SDC_31K = 1 or SDC_31L = 1 or SDC_31M = 1 or SDC_31N = 1 or SDC_31O = 1 or SDC_31P = 1 or SDC_31Q = 1 or SDC_31R = 1 or SDC_31S = 1 or SDC_31T = 1 or SDC_31U = 1 or SDC_31V = 1 or SDC_31W = 1)	English and Other (not French)
6	(SDC_31A > 1 and SDC_31B = 1) and (SDC_31C = 1 or SDC_31D = 1 or SDC_31E = 1 or SDC_31F = 1 or SDC_31G = 1 or SDC_31H = 1 or SDC_31I = 1 or SDC_31J = 1 or SDC_31K = 1 or SDC_31L = 1 or SDC_31M = 1 or SDC_31N = 1 or SDC_31O = 1 or SDC_31P = 1 or SDC_31Q = 1 or SDC_31R = 1 or SDC_31S = 1 or SDC_31T = 1 or SDC_31U = 1 or SDC_31V = 1 or SDC_31W = 1)	French and Other (not English)
7	(SDC_31A > 1 and SDC_31B > 1) and (SDC_31C = 1 or SDC_31D = 1 or SDC_31E = 1 or SDC_31F = 1 or SDC_31G = 1 or SDC_31H = 1 or SDC_31I = 1 or SDC_31J = 1 or SDC_31K = 1 or SDC_31L = 1 or SDC_31M = 1 or SDC_31N = 1 or SDC_31O = 1 or SDC_31P = 1 or SDC_31Q = 1 or SDC_31R = 1 or SDC_31S = 1 or SDC_31T = 1 or SDC_31U = 1 or SDC_31V = 1 or SDC_31W = 1)	Other (neither English nor French)

5. SDCDRES - Length of time inCanada since immigration

Variable name:
SDCDRES

Based on:
SDC_13, C2_YEAR

Description:
This variable indicates the length of time the respondent has beenin Canada since his/her immigration.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Non-immigrants were excluded from the population.

Table 5
SDCDRES Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	SDC_13 = NA	Population exclusion	NA
999	(SDC_13 = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
C2_YEAR - SDC_13	SDC_13 < NA	Length of time in Canada since immigration	[min: 0; max: 130 (current age)]

6. SDCFABT - Aboriginal flag

Variable name:
SDCFABT

Based on:
SDC_22

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent reported being anaboriginal person.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 4.1

Table 6
SDCFABT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(SDC_22 = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
1	SDC_22 = 1	Aboriginal (North American Indian, Métis, Inuit)
2	SDC_22 = 2	Not Aboriginal

7. SDCFIMM - Immigration flag

Variable name:
SDCFIMM

Based on:
SDC_13

Description:
This variable indicates if the respondent is an immigrant.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 7
SDCFIMM Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	(SDC_13 = DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
1	SDC_13 < NA	Immigrant
2	SDC_13 = NA	Not an immigrant

8. SDCGCB - Country of birth –grouped

Variable name:
SDCGCB

Based on:
SDCCCB

Description:
This variable classifies the respondent based on his/her codedcountry of birth.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 8
SDCGCB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99	(SDCCCB = 000, 995, DK, RF, NS)	Required question was not answered (don’t know, refusal,not stated)	NS
1	(0 < SDCCCB  < 14)	Canada
2	(100 <= SDCCCB < 200) or SDCCCB = 206	Other North America
3	(200 < SDCCCB < 206) or (206 < SDCCCB < 500)	South, Central America and Caribbean
4	(500 <= SDCCCB < 600)	Europe
5	(600 <= SDCCCB < 700)	Africa
6	(700 <= SDCCCB < 800)	Asia
7	(800 <= SDCCCB < 900)	Oceania

Strengths and difficulties (12DVs)

The SDQ is a brief behavioural screening questionnaire,developed for 3-16 year olds.  It consists of 25 items dividedamong 5 categories:

1. Emotional Symptoms
2. Conduct Problems
3. Hyperactivity/Inattention
4. Peer relationship problems
5. Prosocial Behaviour

The scores can be used as continuous variables or classified asnormal, borderline or abnormal.

Table
Strengths and difficulties Temporary Reformat

SDQT11

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_11 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_11 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_11 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT12

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_12 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_12 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_12 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT13

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_13 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_13 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_13 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT14

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_14 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_14 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_14 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT15

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_15 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_15 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_15 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT16

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_16 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_16 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_16 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT17

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_17 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_17 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_17 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT18

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_18 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_18 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_18 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT19

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_19 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_19 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_19 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT20

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_20 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_20 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_20 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT21

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_21 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_21 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_21 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT22

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_22 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_22 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_22 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT23

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_23 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_23 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_23 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT24

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_24 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_24 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_24 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT25

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_25 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_25 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_25 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT26

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_26 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_26 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_26 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT27

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_27 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_27 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_27 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT28

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_28 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_28 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_28 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT29

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_29 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_29 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_29 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT30

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_30 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_30 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_30 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT31

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_31 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_31 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_31 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT32

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_32 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_32 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_32 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT33

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_33 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_33 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_33 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT34

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_34 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_34 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_34 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

SDQT35

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	(SDQ_35 = 1, DK, RF, NS)	Recode to SDQ scoring
1	SDQ_35 = 2	Recode to SDQ scoring
2	SDQ_35 = 3	Recode to SDQ scoring

1. SDQDCON - Conduct Problems

Variable name:
SDQDCON

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQ_15, SDQ_17, SDQ_22, SDQ_28, SDQ_32

Description:
The Conduct Problems Scale forms part of the Strengths andDifficulties Questionnaire (SDQ), a brief behavioural screeningquestionnaire developed by Robert Goodman.  There are 5 itemswhich comprise the Conduct Problems portion of thequestionnaire.

Note:
The scale can be prorated if at least 3 items were completed. Thescore can be used as a continuous variable, or else classified asnormal, borderline, or abnormal (see SDQGCON).  Respondentsgreater than 17 years of age were excluded from the population.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 1
SDQDCON Temporary Reformat

SDQT15C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_15 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT17C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_17 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT22C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_22 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT28C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_28 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT32C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_32 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

TOCNTCON

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT15C + SDQT17C + SDQT22C + SDQT28C + SDQT32C	(SDQT15C + SDQT17C + SDQT22C + SDQT28C + SDQT32C) > = 3	Sums the total number of responses	Else value = x

TOSUMCON

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT15 + SDQT17 + SDQT22 + SDQT28 + SDQT32		Generates the total raw score (not pro-rated) on the ConductProblems Scale

 

Table 1
SDQDCON Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
99	TOCNTCON = x	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
5 * TOSUMCON / TOCNTCON	TOCNTCON <> x	Conduct Problems Score

 

2. SDQDEMO - EmotionalSymptoms

Variable name:
SDQDEMO

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQ_13, SDQ_18, SDQ_23, SDQ_26, SDQ_34

Description:
The Emotional Symptoms Scale forms part of the Strengths andDifficulties Questionnaire (SDQ), a brief behavioural screeningquestionnaire developed by Robert Goodman.  There are 5 itemswhich comprise the Emotional Symptoms portion of thequestionnaire.

Note:
The scale can be prorated if at least 3 items were completed. Thescore can be used as a continuous variable, or else classified asnormal, borderline, or abnormal (see SDQGEMO).  Respondentsgreater than 17 years of age were excluded from the population.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 2
SDQDEMO Temporary Reformat

SDQT13C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_13 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT18C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_18 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT23C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_23 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT26C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_26 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT34C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_34 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

TOCNTEMO

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT13C + SDQT18C + SDQT23C + SDQT26C + SDQT34C	(SDQT13C + SDQT18C + SDQT23C + SDQT26C + SDQT34C) > = 3	Sums the total number of responses	Else value = x

TOSUMEMO

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT13 + SDQT18 + SDQT23 + SDQT26 + SDQT34		Generates the total raw score (not pro-rated) on the EmotionalSymptoms Scale

 

Table 2
SDQDEMO Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
99	TOCNTEMO = x	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
5 * TOSUMEMO / TOCNTEMO	TOCNTEMO <> x	Emotional Symptoms Score

 

3. SDQDHYP -Hyperactivity/Inattention

Variable name:
SDQDHYP

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQ_12, SDQ_20, SDQ_25, SDQ_31, SDQ_35

Description:
The Hyperactivity/InattentionScale forms part of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire(SDQ), a brief behavioural screening questionnaire developed byRobert Goodman.  There are 5 items which comprise theHyperactivity/Inattention portion of the questionnaire.

Note:
The scale can be prorated if at least 3 items were completed. Thescore can be used as a continuous variable, or else classified asnormal, borderline, or abnormal (see SDQGHYP).  Respondentsgreater than 17 years of age were excluded from the population.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 3
SDQDHYPTemporary Reformat

SDQT12C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_12 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT20C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_20 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT25C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_25 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT31C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_31 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT35C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_35 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

TOCNTHYP

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT12C + SDQT20C + SDQT25C + SDQT31C + SDQT35C	(SDQT12C + SDQT20C + SDQT25C + SDQT31C + SDQT35C) >= 3	Sums the total number of responses	Else value = x

TOSUMHYP

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT12 + SDQT20 + SDQT25 + SDQT31 + SDQT35		Generates the total raw score (not pro-rated) on theHyperactivity/Inattention Scale

 

Table 3
SDQDHYP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
99	TOCNTHYP = x	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
5 * TOSUMHYP / TOCNTHYP	TOCNTHYP <> x	Hyperactivity/Inattention Score

 

4. SDQDPRO - ProsocialBehaviour

Variable name:
SDQDPRO

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQ_11, SDQ_14, SDQ_19, SDQ_27, SDQ_30

Description:
The Prosocial Behaviour Scale forms part of the Strengths andDifficulties Questionnaire (SDQ), a brief behavioural screeningquestionnaire developed by Robert Goodman.  There are 5 itemswhich comprise the Prosocial Behaviour portion of thequestionnaire.  The prosocial behaviour score is the onlyscore which does not comprise part of the Total DifficultiesScore.

Note:
The scale can be prorated if at least 3 items were completed. Thescore can be used as a continuous variable, or else classified asnormal, borderline, or abnormal (see SDQGPRO).  Respondentsgreater than 17 years of age were excluded from the population.

Table 4
SDQDPRO Temporary Reformat

SDQT11C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_11 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT14C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_14 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT19C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_19 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT27C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_27 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT30C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_30 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

TOCNTPRO

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT11C + SDQT14C + SDQT19C + SDQT27C + SDQT30C	(SDQT11C + SDQT14C + SDQT19C + SDQT27C + (SDQT30C) >= 3	Sums the total number of responses	Else value = x

TOSUMPRO

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT11 + SDQT14 + SDQT19 + SDQT27 + SDQT30		Generates the total raw score (not pro-rated) on the ProsocialBehaviour Scale

 

Table 4
SDQDPRO Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
99	TOCNTPRO = x	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
5 * TOSUMPRO / TOCNTPRO	TOCNTPRO <> x	Prosocial Behaviour Score

 

5. SDQDPRP - Peer RelationshipProblems

Variable name:
SDQDPRP

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQ_16, SDQ_21, SDQ_24, SDQ_29, SDQ_33

Description:
The Peer Relationship Problems Scale forms part of the Strengthsand Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ), a brief behavioural screeningquestionnaire developed by Robert Goodman.  There are 5 itemswhich comprise the Peer Relationship Problems portion of thequestionnaire.

Note:
The scale can be prorated if at least 3 items were completed. Thescore can be used as a continuous variable, or else classified asnormal, borderline, or abnormal (see SDQGPRP).  Respondentsgreater than 17 years of age were excluded from the population.

Table 5
SDQDPRP Temporary Reformat

SDQT16C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_16 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT21C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_21 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT24C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_24 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT29C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_29 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

SDQT33C

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
1	SDQ_33 <> (DK, RF, NS)	Counts the response	Else set value to zero

TOCNTPRP

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT16C + SDQT21C + SDQT24C + SDQT29C + SDQT33C	(SDQT16C + SDQT21C + SDQT24C + SDQT29C + (SDQT33C) >= 3	Sums the total number of responses	Else value = x

TOSUMPRP

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
SDQT16 + SDQT21 + SDQT24 + SDQT29 + SDQT33		Generates the total raw score (not pro-rated) on the PeerRelationship Problems Scale

 

Table 5
SDQDPRP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
99	TOCNTPRP = x	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
5 * TOSUMPRP / TOCNTPRP	TOCNTPRP <> x	Peer Relationship Problems Score

 

6. SDQDTOT - Total DifficultiesScore

Variable name:
SDQDTOT

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQDEMO, SDQDCON, SDQDHYP, SDQDPRP

Description:
The Total Difficulties Score is generated by summing the scoresfrom all the scales except the Prosocial Behaviour Scale.  Theresultant score can range from 0 to 40 (and is counted as missingif one of the component scores is missing).

Note:
The score can be used as a continuous variable, or else classifiedas normal, borderline, or abnormal (see SDQGTOT).  Respondentsgreater than 17 years of age were excluded from the population.

Table 6
SDQDTOT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
99	SDQDEMO = 99 or SDQDCON = 99 or SDQDHYP = 99 or SDQDPRP = 99	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
SDQDEMO + SDQDCON + SDQDHYP + SDQDPRP	Else	Total Difficulties Score	min: 0; max: 40

7. SDQGCON - Conduct Problems Score– Grouped

Variable name:
SDQGCON

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQDCON

Description:
Although SDQ scores can be used as continuous variables (seeSDQDCON), they are also sometimes classified as "normal","borderline", and "abnormal". 

Note:
Respondents greater than 17 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 7
SDQGCON Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
9	SDQDCON = 99	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	0 < = SDQDCON < 3	Normal
2	SDQDCON = 3	Borderline
3	3 < SDQDCON < 11	Abnormal

8. SDQGEMO - Emotional Symptoms Score– Grouped

Variable name:
SDQGEMO

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQDEMO

Description:
Although SDQ scores can be used as continuous variables (seeSDQDEMO), they are also sometimes classified as "normal","borderline", and "abnormal".

Note:
Respondents greater than 17 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 8
SDQGEMO Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
9	SDQDEMO = 99	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	0 < = SDQDEMO < 4	Normal
2	SDQDEMO = 4	Borderline
3	4 < SDQDEMO < 11	Abnormal

9. SDQGHYP - Hyperactivity Score– Grouped

Variable name:
SDQGHYP

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQDHYP

Description:
Although SDQ scores can be used as continuous variables (seeSDQDHYP), they are also sometimes classified as "normal","borderline", and "abnormal".

Note:
Respondents greater than 17 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 9
SDQGHYP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
9	SDQDHYP = 99	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	0 < = SDQDHYP < 6	Normal
2	SDQDHYP = 6	Borderline
3	6 < SDQDHYP < 11	Abnormal

10. SDQGPRO - Prosocial BehaviourScore – Grouped

Variable name:
SDQGPRO

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQDPRO

Description:
Although SDQ scores can be used as continuous variables (seeSDQDPRO), they are also sometimes classified as "normal","borderline", and "abnormal".

Note:
Respondents greater than 17 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 10
SDQGPRO Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
9	SDQDPRO =99	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	5 < SDQDPRO < 11	Normal
2	SDQDPRO = 5	Borderline
3	0 <= SDQDPRO < 5	Abnormal

11. SDQGPRP - Peer RelationshipProblems Score – Grouped

Variable name:
SDQGPRP

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQDPRP

Description:
Although SDQ scores can be used as continuous variables (seeSDQDPRP), they are also sometimes classified as "normal","borderline", and "abnormal".

Note:
Respondents greater than 17 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 11
SDQGPRP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
9	SDQDPRP = 99	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	0 < = SDQDPRP < 3	Normal
2	SDQDPRP = 3	Borderline
3	3 > SDQDPRP > 11	Abnormal

12. SDQGTOT - Total Difficulties Score– Grouped

Variable name:
SDQGTOT

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SDQTOT

Description:
Although SDQ scores can be used as continuous variables (seeSDQDTOT), they are also sometimes classified as "normal","borderline", and "abnormal".

Note:
Respondents greater than 17 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Internet site:
www.sdqinfo.com

Table 12
SDQGTOT Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	DHH_AGE > 17	Population exclusions	NA
9	SDQDTOT = 99	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	0 < = SDQDTOT < 14	Normal
2	13 < SDQDTOT < 17	Borderline
3	16 < SDQDTOT <= 40	Abnormal

Smoking (3 DVs)

1. SMKDSTP - Number of Years SinceStopping Smoking Completely

Variable name:
SMKDSTP

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SMK_11, SMK_12, SMK_22, SMK_51, SMK_54, SMKDSTY

Description:
This variable indicates the approximate number of years sinceformer daily smokers completely quit smoking.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age,current smokers and respondents who did not smoke a total of 100cigarettes or more in their lifetime were excluded from thepopulation.

Table 1
SMKDSTP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 12 or (SMKDSTY = 1, 2, 3, 6) or (SMK_12 = 3 and SMK_11 = 2) or SMK_22 = 0 or SMK_51 = 2	Population exclusions	NA
999	SMKDSTY = NS or (SMK_22 = DK, RF, NS) or (SMK_51 = DK, RF, NS) or (SMK_54 = DK, RF, NS) or (DHH_AGE = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
DHH_AGE – SMK_54	SMK_11 = 1 and SMK_12 = 3 and SMK_51 = 1	Number of years since completely quit smoking

2. SMKDSTY - Type of Smoker

Variable name:
SMKDSTY

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SMK_11, SMK_12, SMK_22, SMK_51

Description:
This variable indicates the type of smoker the respondent is, basedon his/her smoking habits.

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age were excluded from thepopulation.

Introduced in:
CCHS - Cycle 1.1

Table 2
SMKDSTY Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
96	DHH_AGE < 12	Population exclusions	NA
99	(SMK_11 = DK, RF, NS) or (SMK_12 = DK, RF, NS) or (SMK_22 = DK, RF, NS) or (SMK_51 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	SMK_12 = 1	Current Daily smoker
2	SMK_12 = 2 and SMK_51 = 1	Occasional smoker (former daily smoker)
3	SMK_12 = 2 and (SMK_51 = 2, NA)	Occasional smoker (never a daily smoker or has smoked less than100 cigarettes lifetime)
4	SMK_12 = 3 and SMK_51 = 1	Non-smoker (former daily smoker)
5	SMK_12 = 3 and (SMK_51 = 2 or SMK_22 = 0) and SMK_11 = 1	Non-smoker (former occasional smoker, at least 100 cigarettesin lifetime)
6	SMK_12 = 3 and SMK_11 = 2	Never smoked (at least 100 cigarettes)

3. SMKDYFS - Number of Years SmokedDaily (Former Daily Smokers Only)

Variable name:
SMKDYFS

Based on:
DHH_AGE, SMK_52, SMK_54

Description:
This variable indicates the number of years the respondent smokeddaily.

Note:
Respondents less than 12 years of age, respondents who are dailysmokers, respondents who have never been daily smokers or who neversmoked at least 1 cigarette per month or respondents who have notsmoked a total of 100 cigarettes in their lifetime have beenexcluded from the population.

Table 3
SMKDYFS Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 12 or SMK_12 =1 or (SMK_51 = 2 or SMK_22 = 0) or  SMK_11=2	Population exclusion	NA
999	(SMK_12 = DK, RF, NS) or (SMK_52 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
SMK_54 – SMK_52	(SMK_12 = 2,3) and SMK_51 = 1)	Number of years smoking daily	(min: 0;  max: 125)

Spirometry (4 DVs)

1. SPCDELG - Eligibility -Spirometry component

Variable name:
SPCDELG

Based on:
PHC_12, PHC_42F, MHR_611A, ORS_2

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for theSpirometry component. As there are multiple reasons to be screenedout of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs by reason shouldnot be based on frequency counts for this variable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 1
SPCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
7	(27 < PHC_12 < NA)	Not eligible - more than 27 weeks pregnant
9	PHC_42F = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
12	MHR_611A = 1	Not eligible - medication use
14	ORS_2 = 1	Not eligible - other reason
1	Else	Eligible

2. SPMDB1FP - Percent predictedFEV1/FVC

Variable name:
SPMDB1FP

Based on:
SPM_B1F, SPM_PV1F

Description:
This variable indicates the forced expiratory volume in one second(FEV1.0)  as a fraction of the forced vital capacity (FVC)expressed as a percentage of the predicted value. The predictedvalue is a reference value (in litres) obtained from a well-definedpopulation of subjects with traits similar to the person beingtested.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
The predicted reference value for respondents aged 6-7 years wasCorey 1976. An ethnic correction of 10% was applied for the blackand Asian ethnic groups.
The predicted reference value for respondents aged 8 - 79 years wasHankinson (NHANES III). An ethnic correction of 10% was applied forthe Asian ethnic group.
Hankinson, J.L., Odencrantz, J.R. and Fedan, K.B. 1999. SpirometricReference Values from a Sample of the General U.S.Population.  American Journal of Respiratory and Critical CareMedicine. 159:179-187
Corey M.L., Levison H., Crozier D. 1976. Five- to seven-year courseof pulmonary function in cystic fibrosis.  American Review ofRespiratory Disease. 111; 1085-1092.Created in the ClinicPost-Verify process.

Table 2
SPMDB1FP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999.6	SPM_B1F = NA or SPM_PV1F = NA	Population exclusions	NA
999.9	SPM_B1F > NA or SPM_PV1F > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don't know, refusal, not stated)	NS
Round((SPM_B1F/SPM_PV1F * 100), .1)	Else	Percent predicted FEV1/FVC

3. SPMDB1P - Percent predicted ForcedExpiratory Volume (FEV1)

Variable name:
SPMDB1P

Based on:
SPM_B1, SPM_PV1

Description:
This variable indicates the total volume of air that can beforcibly blown out in the first second of a forced vital capacitymanoeuvre (forced expiratory volume in one second), measured inlitres and expressed as a percentage of the predicted value. Thepredicted value is a reference value (in litres) obtained from awell-defined population of subjects with traits similar to theperson being tested.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
The predicted reference value for respondents aged 6-7 years wasCorey 1976. An ethnic correction of 10% was applied for the blackand Asian ethnic groups.
The predicted reference value for respondents aged 8 - 79 years wasHankinson (NHANES III). An ethnic correction of 10% was applied forthe Asian ethnic group.
Hankinson, J.L., Odencrantz, J.R. and Fedan, K.B. 1999. SpirometricReference Values from a Sample of the General U.S.Population.  American Journal of Respiratory and Critical CareMedicine. 159:179-187
Corey M.L., Levison H., Crozier D. 1976. Five- to seven-year courseof pulmonary function in cystic fibrosis.  American Review ofRespiratory Disease. 111; 1085-1092.Created in the ClinicPost-Verify process.

Table 3
SPMDB1P Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999.6	SPM_B1 = NA or SPM_PV1 = NA	Popuolation exclusions	NA
999.9	SPM_B1 > NA or SPM_PV1 > NA	At least one required question was not answered (don't know, refusal, not stated)	NS
Round((SPM_104 / SPM_052 * 100), .1)	Else	Percent predicted FEV1

4. SPMDBFVP - Percent predicted ForcedVital Capacity (FVC)

Variable name:
SPMDBFVP

Based on:
SPM_BFVC, SPM_PFVC

Description:
This variable indicates the total volume of air that can beforcibly blown out after full inspiration (forced vital capacity),measured in litres and expressed as a percentage of the predictedvalue. The predicted value is a reference value (in litres)obtained from a well-defined population of subjects with traitssimilar to the person being tested.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.
The predicted reference value for respondents aged 6-7 years wasCorey 1976. An ethnic correction of 10% was applied for the blackand Asian ethnic groups.
The predicted reference value for respondents aged 8 - 79 years wasHankinson (NHANES III). An ethnic correction of 10% was applied forthe Asian ethnic group.
Hankinson, J.L., Odencrantz, J.R. and Fedan, K.B. 1999. SpirometricReference Values from a Sample of the General U.S.Population.  American Journal of Respiratory and Critical CareMedicine. 159:179-187
Corey M.L., Levison H., Crozier D. 1976. Five- to seven-year courseof pulmonary function in cystic fibrosis.  American Review ofRespiratory Disease. 111; 1085-1092

Table 4
SPMDBFVP Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
999.6	SPM_BFVC = NA or SPM_PFVC = NA	Population exclusions	NA
999.9	SPM_BFVC = NA or SPM_PFVC = NA	At least one required question was not answered (don't know, refusal, not stated)	NS
Round((SPM_BFVC / SPM_PFVC * 100), .1)	Else	Percent predicted FVC

Sit and Reach (4 DVs)

1. SRCDELG - Eligibility - Sit andReach component

Variable name:
SRCDELG

Based on:
CLC_AGE, V2_TYPE, ATG_33C, PHC_12, PHC_42I, MHR_611D, PAR_5A3C,PAR_5B3C, PAR_5C3C, PAR_5D3C, PAR_5E3C, PAR_5F3C, PAR_5G3C,PAR_5H3C, PAR_5I3C, PAR_5J3C, PAR_5K3C, PAR_72C, ORS_4

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for theSit and Reach component. As there are multiple reasons to bescreened out of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs byreason should not be based on frequency counts for thisvariable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 1
SRCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
2	V2_TYPE = 2	Not eligible - home visit
3	CLC_AGE > 69	Not eligible - age
5	ATG_33C = 1	Not eligible - drank alcohol too close to visit time
6	(12 < PHC_12 < NA)	Not eligible - more than 12 weeks pregnant
9	PHC_42I = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
12	MHR_611D = 1	Not eligible - medication use
13	PAR_5A3C = 1 or PAR_5B3C = 1 or PAR_5C3C = 1 or PAR_5D3C = 1 or PAR_5E3C = 1 or PAR_5F3C = 1 or PAR_5G3C = 1 or PAR_5H3C = 1 or PAR_5I3C = 1 or PAR_5J3C = 1 or PAR_5K3C = 1 or PAR_72C = 1	Not eligible - PAR-Q answer
14	ORS_4 = 1	Not eligible - other reason
1	Else	Eligible

2. SRMD11 - Sit and reachmeasure

Variable name:
SRMD11

Based on:
SRM_01, SRM_02

Description:
This variable indicates which of the two Sit and Reach Measurementswill be used in subsequent Derived Variables.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application. 

Table 2
SRMD11 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
99.9	(SRM_01 = DK, RF, NS) and (SRM_02 = DK, RF, NS)	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
99.6	(1 < SRCDELG < NA)	Population exclusions	NA
SRMD11 = SRM_01	((0 =< SRM_01 < 99.6) and (0 =< SRM_02 < 99.6) and (SRM_01 > SRM_02)) or ((0 =< SRM_01 < 99.6) and (SRM_02 => 99.6))	SRMD11 is equal to the first Sit and Reach measurement.
SRMD11 = SRM_02	((0 =< SRM_01 < 99.6) and (0 =< SRM_02 < 99.6) and (SRM_01 <= SRM_02)) or ((SRM_01 => 99.6) and (0 < SRM_02 < 99.6))	SRMD11 is equal to the second Sit and Reach measurement.

3. SRMD12 - Sit and reach norms -respondents 15 – 69

Variable name:
SRMD12

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, SRMD11

Description:
This variable indicates the flexibility norms for respondents aged15 to 69.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  Thisvariable categorizes the respondent's sit and reach score into oneof five categories: needs improvement, fair, good, very good orexcellent.

Source:
The Canadian Physical Activity, Fitness and Lifestyle Approach: 3rdEdition, 2003 by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology(CSEP)

Table 3
SRMD12 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE < 15 or CLC_AGE > 69 or SRMD11 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	SRMD11 = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
0	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (0 < SRMD11 < 23.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (0 < SRMD11 < 24.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (0 < SRMD11 < 22.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (0 < SRMD11 < 17.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (0 < SRMD11 < 15.5)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (0 < SRMD11 < 14.5)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and  (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (0 < SRMD11 < 28.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (0 < SRMD11 < 27.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (0 < SRMD11 < 26.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (0 < SRMD11 < 24.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (0 < SRMD11 < 24.5)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (0 < SRMD11 < 22.5))))	Needs Improvement
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (23.4 < SRMD11 < 28.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (24.4 < SRMD11 < 29.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (22.4 < SRMD11 < 27.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (17.4 < SRMD11 < 23.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (15.4 < SRMD11 < 23.5)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (14.4 < SRMD11 < 19.5)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (28.4 < SRMD11 < 33.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (27.4 < SRMD11 < 32.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (26.4 < SRMD11 < 31.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (24.4 < SRMD11 < 29.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (24.4 < SRMD11 < 29.5)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (22.4 < SRMD11 < 26.5))))	Fair
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (28.4 < SRMD11 < 33.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (29.4 < SRMD11 < 33.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (27.4 < SRMD11 < 32.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (23.4 < SRMD11 < 28.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (23.4 < SRMD11 < 27.5)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (19.4 < SRMD11 < 24.5)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (33.4 < SRMD11 < 37.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (32.4 < SRMD11 < 36.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (31.4 < SRMD11 < 35.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (29.4 < SRMD11 < 33.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (29.4 < SRMD11 < 32.5)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (26.4 < SRMD11 < 30.5))))	Good
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (33.4 < SRMD11 < 38.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (33.4 < SRMD11 < 39.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (32.4 < SRMD11 < 37.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (28.4 < SRMD11 < 34.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (27.4 < SRMD11 < 34.5)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (24.4 < SRMD11 < 32.5)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (37.4 < SRMD11 < 42.5)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (36.4 < SRMD11 < 40.5)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (35.4 < SRMD11 < 40.5)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (33.4 < SRMD11 < 37.5)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (32.4 < SRMD11 < 38.5)) or (59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (30.4 < SRMD11 < 34.5))))	Very good
4	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (38.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (39.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (37.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (34.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (34.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (32.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((14 < CLC_AGE < 20) and (42.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((19 < CLC_AGE < 30) and (40.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((29 < CLC_AGE < 40) and (40.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((39 < CLC_AGE < 50) and (37.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((49 < CLC_AGE < 60) and (38.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((59 < CLC_AGE < 70) and (34.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6))))	Excellent

4. SRMD13 - Sit and reach norms -respondents less than 15

Variable name:
SRMD13

Based on:
CLC_AGE, CLC_SEX, SRMD11

Description:
This variable indicates the flexibility norms for respondents aged7 to 14.

Note:
Created in the Clinic data collection application.  Thisvariable categorizes the respondent's sit and reach score into oneof three categories: below average, average or above average.

Source:
Stephens, T. & C.L. Craig. 1985. Fitness and activitymeasurement in the 1981 Canada Fitness Survey. In: Drury, T. (ed.).1989. Assessing physical fitness and activity patterns in generalpopulation surveys. Department of Health and Human Services, PublicHealth Service, Center for Disease Control, National Center forHealth Statistics. Hyattsville, MD. pub. No. (PHS) 89-1253.

Table 4
SRMD13 Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
6	CLC_AGE > 14 or SRMD11 = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9	SRMD11 = NS	At least one required question was not answered (don’tknow, refusal, not stated)	NS
1	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (0 < = SRMD11 < 25.5)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (0 < = SRMD11 < 25.5)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (0 < = SRMD11 < 24.5)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (0 < = SRMD11 < 30.5)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (0 < = SRMD11 < 29.5)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (0 < = SRMD11 < 31.5))))	Below average
2	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (25.4 < SRMD11 < 30.5)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (25.4 < SRMD11 < 29.5)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (24.4 < SRMD11 < 29.5)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (30.4 < SRMD11 < 34.5)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (29.4 < SRMD11 < 34.5)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (31.4 < SRMD11 < 35.5))))	Average
3	(CLC_SEX = 1 and (((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (30.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (29.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (29.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)))) or (CLC_SEX = 2 and ((6 < CLC_AGE < 10) and (34.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((9 < CLC_AGE < 13) and (34.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6)) or ((12 < CLC_AGE < 15) and (35.4 < SRMD11 < 99.6))))	Above average
4	CLC_AGE = 6	No norm available

Urine Collection (1 DV)

Variable name:
1. URCDELG - Eligibility - UrineCollection component

Based on:
PHC_42B

Description:
This variable indicates whether the respondent was eligible for theUrine Collection component. As there are multiple reasons to bescreened out of this measure, the prevalence of screen outs byreason should not be based on frequency counts for thisvariable.

Note:
Created in the Clinic Post-Verify process.

Table 1
URCDELG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
9	PHC_42B = 1	Not eligible - acute or chronic condition
1	Else	Eligible

Water and soft drink consumption (7DVs)

1. WSDD11Y - Drinks regular softdrinks - times per year

Variable name:
WSDD11Y

Based on:
WSD_11, WSD_11N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks regular softdrinks.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 1
WSDD11Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	WSD_11 = 0	Never
WSD_11 * 365	WSD_11N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_11 * 52	WSD_11N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_11 * 12	WSD_11N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
WSD_11	WSD_11N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	WSD_11N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

2. WSDD12Y - Drinks diet soft drinks -times per year

Variable name:
WSDD12Y

Based on:
WSD_12, WSD_12N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks diet softdrinks.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 2
WSDD12Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	WSD_12 = 0	Never
WSD_12 * 365	WSD_12N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_12 * 52	WSD_12N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_12 * 12	WSD_12N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
WSD_12	WSD_12N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	WSD_12N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

3. WSDD13Y - Drinks sport drinks -times per year

Variable name:
WSDD13Y

Based on:
WSD_13, WSD_13N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks sport drinks(including Gatorade® or Powerade®).

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 3
WSDD13Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	WSD_13 = 0	Never
WSD_13 * 365	WSD_13N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_13 * 52	WSD_13N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_13 * 12	WSD_13N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
WSD_13	WSD_13N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	WSD_13N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

4. WSDD14Y - Drinks fruit juices -times per year

Variable name:
WSDD14Y

Based on:
WSD_14, WSD_14N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks fruitjuices.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 4
WSDD14Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	WSD_14 = 0	Never
WSD_14 * 365	WSD_14N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_14 * 52	WSD_14N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_14 * 12	WSD_14N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
WSD_14	WSD_14N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	WSD_14N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

5. WSDD15Y - Drinks fruit flavoureddrinks - times per year

Variable name:
WSDD15Y

Based on:
WSD_15, WSD_15N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks fruit flavoureddrinks.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 5
WSDD15Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	WSD_15 = 0	Never
WSD_15 * 365	WSD_15N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_15 * 52	WSD_15N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_15 * 12	WSD_15N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
WSD_15	WSD_15N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	WSD_15N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

6. WSDD16Y - Drinks vegetable juices -times per year

Variable name:
WSDD16Y

Based on:
WSD_16, WSD_16N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks vegetablejuices.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 6
WSDD16Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	WSD_16 = 0	Never
WSD_16 * 365	WSD_16N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_16 * 52	WSD_16N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_16 * 12	WSD_16N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
WSD_16	WSD_16N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	WSD_16N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

7. WSDD21Y - Drinks water - times peryear

Variable name:
WSDD21Y

Based on:
WSD_21, WSD_21N

Description:
The number of times per year the respondent drinks water.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Based on CCHS2.2 but no direct variables.

Table 7
WSDD21Y Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
0	WSD_21 = 0	Never
WSD_21 * 365	WSD_21N = 1	Reported number of times consumed per day converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_21 * 52	WSD_21N = 2	Reported number of times consumed per week converted to derivednumber of times consumed per year
WSD_21 * 12	WSD_21N = 3	Reported number of times consumed per month converted toderived number of times consumed per year
WSD_21	WSD_21N = 4	Reported number of times consumed per year
9996	WSD_21N = NA	Population exclusions	NA
9999	Else		NS

Weight change (10 DVs)

1. WTCD11KG - Weight one year ago(kilograms) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD11KG

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_11, WTC_11N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight one year ago inkilograms.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Respondentsless than 18 years of age were excluded from the population.

Table 1
WTCD11KG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 18	Population exclusions	NA
Round(WTC_11 * 0.4536)	WTC_11N = 1	Weight in pounds converted to kilograms
WTC_11	WTC_11N = 2	Weight in kilograms
999	Else		NS

2. WTCD11LB - Weight one year ago(pounds) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD11LB

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_11, WTC_11N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight one year ago inpounds.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Respondentsless than 18 years of age were excluded from the population.

Table 2
WTCD11LB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 18	Population exclusions	NA
WTC_11	WTC_11N = 1	Weight in pounds
Round(WTC_11 * 2.205)	WTC_11N = 2	Weight in kilograms converted to pounds
999	Else		NS

3. WTCD21KG - Weight ten years ago(kilograms) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD21KG

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_21, WTC_21N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight ten years ago inkilograms.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.  Respondentsless than 28 years of age were excluded from the population.

Table 3
WTCD21KG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 28	Population exclusions	NA
Round(WTC_21 * 0.4536)	WTC_21N = 1	Weight in pounds converted to kilograms
WTC_21	WTC_21N = 2	Weight in kilograms
999	Else		NS

4. WTCD21LB - Weight ten years ago(pounds) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD21LB

Based on
DHH_AGE, WTC_21, WTC_21N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight ten years ago inpounds.  Respondents less than 28 years of age were excludedfrom the population.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 4
WTCD21LB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 28	Population exclusions	NA
WTC_21	WTC_21N = 1	Weight in pounds
Round(WTC_21 * 2.205)	WTC_21N = 2	Weight in kilograms converted to pounds
999	Else		NS

5. WTCD22KG - Weight at age 25(kilograms) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD22KG

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_22, WTC_22N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight at age 25 inkilograms.  Respondents less than 27 years of age or who were35 years of age were excluded from the population.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 5
WTCD22KG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 27 or DHH_AGE = 35	Population exclusions	NA
Round(WTC_22 * 0.4536)	WTC_22N = 1	Weight in pounds converted to kilograms
WTC_22	WTC_22N = 2	Weight in kilograms
999	Else		NS

6. WTCD22LB - Weight at age 25(pounds) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD22LB

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_22, WTC_22N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported weight at age 25 inpounds.  Respondents less than 27 years of age or who were 35years of age were excluded from the population.

Note: 
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 6
WTCD22LB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 27 or DHH_AGE = 35	Population exclusions	NA
WTC_22	WTC_22N = 1	Weight in pounds
Round(WTC_22 * 2.205)	WTC_22N = 2	Weight in kilograms converted to pounds
999	Else		NS

7. WTCD23KG - Most ever weighed(kilograms) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD23KG

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_23, WTC_23N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported highest weight inkilograms.  Respondents less than 18 years of age wereexcluded from the population.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 7
WTCD23KG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 18	Population exclusions	NA
Round(WTC_23 * 0.4536)	WTC_23N = 1	Weight in pounds converted to kilograms
WTC_23	WTC_23N = 2	Weight in kilograms
999	Else		NS

8. WTCD23LB - Most ever weighed(pounds) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD23LB

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_23, WTC_23N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported highest weight inpounds.  Respondents less than 18 years of age were excludedfrom the population.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 8
WTCD23LB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 18	Population exclusions	NA
WTC_23	WTC_23N = 1	Weight in pounds
Round(WTC_23 * 2.205)	WTC_23N = 2	Weight in kilograms converted to pounds
999	Else		NS

9. WTCD25KG - Least ever weighed(kilograms) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD25KG

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_25, WTC_25N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported lowest weight inkilograms.  Respondents less than 19 years of age wereexcluded from the population.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 9
WTCD25KG Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 19	Population exclusions	NA
Round(WTC_25 * 0.4536)	WTC_25N = 1	Weight in pounds converted to kilograms
WTC_25	WTC_25N = 2	Weight in kilograms
999	Else		NS

10. WTCD25LB - Least ever weighed(pounds) - self-reported

Variable name:
WTCD25LB

Based on:
DHH_AGE, WTC_25, WTC_25N

Description:
This variable contains the self-reported lowest weight inpounds.  Respondents less than 19 years of age were excludedfrom the population.

Note:
Created in the Household Post-Verify process.

Table 10
WTCD25LB Specifications

Value	Condition(s)	Description	Notes
996	DHH_AGE < 19	Population exclusions	NA
WTC_25	WTC_25N = 1	Weight in pounds
Round(WTC_25 * 2.205)	WTC_25N = 2	Weight in kilograms converted to pounds
999	Else		NS