BRFSS 2010 - North Carolina: (Have you ever taken a course or class in how to manage your diabetes yourself?*)

2010 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Diabetes--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures

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	Total Respond.^	Yes	No
TOTAL	1,704	929	53.7	50.2-57.1	775	46.3	42.9-49.8
Have Health Insurance
Yes	1,551	851	54.9	51.3-58.4	700	45.1	41.6-48.7
No	152	77	45.3	34.2-56.8	75	54.7	43.2-65.8
Body Mass Index
Underweight	16	10	51.5	22.3-79.7	6	48.5	20.3-77.7
Recommended Range	222	108	43.3	33.3-53.8	114	56.7	46.2-66.7
Overweight	541	300	58.2	52.1-64.0	241	41.8	36.0-47.9
Obese	838	457	53.1	48.2-57.9	381	46.9	42.1-51.8
Current Smoker
No	1,468	812	54.1	50.4-57.7	656	45.9	42.3-49.6
Yes	231	113	50.7	40.7-60.6	118	49.3	39.4-59.3
History of CVD**
Yes	489	262	54.1	47.9-60.2	227	45.9	39.8-52.1
No	1,178	647	53.5	49.2-57.7	531	46.5	42.3-50.8
Binge Drinker
No	1,644	898	53.3	49.7-56.8	746	46.7	43.2-50.3
Yes	42	21	61.3	41.0-78.2	21	38.7	21.8-59.0
Heavy Drinker
No	1,667	909	53.8	50.3-57.3	758	46.2	42.7-49.7
Yes	19	11	47.9	22.3-74.6	8	52.1	25.4-77.7
Poor Sleep***
Yes	243	132	51.3	41.9-60.5	111	48.7	39.5-58.1
No	1,413	773	54.2	50.4-58.0	640	45.8	42.0-49.6
Current Asthma
Yes	213	119	57.2	47.5-66.4	94	42.8	33.6-52.5
No	1,478	799	53.0	49.2-56.7	679	47.0	43.3-50.8
Disability
Yes	1,051	572	51.7	47.2-56.3	479	48.3	43.7-52.8
No	602	329	56.3	50.7-61.8	273	43.7	38.2-49.3

Total
Respond.^

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

1,704

929

53.7

50.2-57.1

775

46.3

42.9-49.8

Have Health Insurance

Yes

1,551

851

54.9

51.3-58.4

700

45.1

41.6-48.7

152

45.3

34.2-56.8

54.7

43.2-65.8

Body Mass Index

Underweight

51.5

22.3-79.7

48.5

20.3-77.7

Recommended Range

222

108

43.3

33.3-53.8

114

56.7

46.2-66.7

Overweight

541

300

58.2

52.1-64.0

241

41.8

36.0-47.9

Obese

838

457

53.1

48.2-57.9

381

46.9

42.1-51.8

Current Smoker

1,468

812

54.1

50.4-57.7

656

45.9

42.3-49.6

Yes

231

113

50.7

40.7-60.6

118

49.3

39.4-59.3

History of CVD**

Yes

489

262

54.1

47.9-60.2

227

45.9

39.8-52.1

1,178

647

53.5

49.2-57.7

531

46.5

42.3-50.8

Binge Drinker

1,644

898

53.3

49.7-56.8

746

46.7

43.2-50.3

Yes

61.3

41.0-78.2

38.7

21.8-59.0

Heavy Drinker

1,667

909

53.8

50.3-57.3

758

46.2

42.7-49.7

Yes

47.9

22.3-74.6

52.1

25.4-77.7

Poor Sleep***

Yes

243

132

51.3

41.9-60.5

111

48.7

39.5-58.1

1,413

773

54.2

50.4-58.0

640

45.8

42.0-49.6

Current Asthma

Yes

213

119

57.2

47.5-66.4

42.8

33.6-52.5

1,478

799

53.0

49.2-56.7

679

47.0

43.3-50.8

Disability

Yes

1,051

572

51.7

47.2-56.3

479

48.3

43.7-52.8

602

329

56.3

50.7-61.8

273

43.7

38.2-49.3

Back to Diabetes.

This question was asked of those who had been told they had diabetes by a doctor.

**History of cardiovascular disease includes history of heart attack or coronary heart disease or stroke.

***Poor sleep defined as not getting enough rest or sleep for all 30 days out of the past 30 days.

^Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics and therefore cannot be calculated exactly from the numbers in this table.

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