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STEPwise Approach to Non-Communicable Diseases Risk Factor Surveillance 2011

Bahamas, 2011 - 2012
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BHS_2011_STEPS_v01_M
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Ministry of Health
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BP reading 1: systolic (m11a)

Data file: bhs2011

Overview

Valid: 1549
Invalid: 94
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Width: 16
Range: 0 - 888
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
0 1
0.1%
70 1
0.1%
73 1
0.1%
75 1
0.1%
76 1
0.1%
82 1
0.1%
84 1
0.1%
87 1
0.1%
88 1
0.1%
90 2
0.1%
91 1
0.1%
92 4
0.3%
93 3
0.2%
94 3
0.2%
95 2
0.1%
96 2
0.1%
97 6
0.4%
98 9
0.6%
99 4
0.3%
100 5
0.3%
101 21
1.4%
102 8
0.5%
103 18
1.2%
104 18
1.2%
105 10
0.6%
106 9
0.6%
107 22
1.4%
108 17
1.1%
109 18
1.2%
110 27
1.7%
111 15
1%
112 19
1.2%
113 14
0.9%
114 21
1.4%
115 34
2.2%
116 26
1.7%
117 28
1.8%
118 35
2.3%
119 18
1.2%
120 62
4%
121 38
2.5%
122 24
1.5%
123 27
1.7%
124 26
1.7%
125 35
2.3%
126 38
2.5%
127 44
2.8%
128 34
2.2%
129 32
2.1%
130 62
4%
131 22
1.4%
132 36
2.3%
133 23
1.5%
134 29
1.9%
135 36
2.3%
136 31
2%
137 24
1.5%
138 31
2%
139 29
1.9%
140 29
1.9%
141 25
1.6%
142 25
1.6%
143 24
1.5%
144 14
0.9%
145 16
1%
146 18
1.2%
147 21
1.4%
148 11
0.7%
149 11
0.7%
150 12
0.8%
151 11
0.7%
152 12
0.8%
153 12
0.8%
154 9
0.6%
155 2
0.1%
156 6
0.4%
157 1
0.1%
158 9
0.6%
159 8
0.5%
160 8
0.5%
161 2
0.1%
162 6
0.4%
163 6
0.4%
164 5
0.3%
165 6
0.4%
166 2
0.1%
167 3
0.2%
168 5
0.3%
169 5
0.3%
170 4
0.3%
171 4
0.3%
172 4
0.3%
173 2
0.1%
174 4
0.3%
176 3
0.2%
177 1
0.1%
178 1
0.1%
180 1
0.1%
181 4
0.3%
182 2
0.1%
183 1
0.1%
184 3
0.2%
185 1
0.1%
186 1
0.1%
190 1
0.1%
191 1
0.1%
193 2
0.1%
194 3
0.2%
196 2
0.1%
197 1
0.1%
200 1
0.1%
202 1
0.1%
210 2
0.1%
215 1
0.1%
216 2
0.1%
221 1
0.1%
222 1
0.1%
223 2
0.1%
226 2
0.1%
227 1
0.1%
232 1
0.1%
233 2
0.1%
235 1
0.1%
888 refused 50
3.2%
Sysmiss 94
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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