SC BRFSS 2002: (In the past 12 months has a doctor, nurse, or other health professional talked to you about preventing sexually transmitted diseases through condom use?*)

BRFSS Survey Results 2002 for South Carolina

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HIV/AIDS

In the past 12 months has a doctor, nurse, or other health professional talked to you about preventing sexually transmitted diseases through condom use?*

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	Total Respond.#	Yes	No
TOTAL	3,406	370	14.0	12.3-15.9	3,036	86.0	84.1-87.7
GENDER
Male	1,358	101	10.7	8.3-13.7	1,257	89.3	86.3-91.7
Female	2,048	269	17.1	14.9-19.6	1,779	82.9	80.4-85.1
RACE
White	2,503	182	9.2	7.7-11.0	2,321	90.8	89.0-92.3
African American	790	166	25.4	20.9-30.4	624	74.6	69.6-79.1
Other Minorities	87	16	22.1	12.5-35.9	71	77.9	64.1-87.5
HISPANIC
Yes	78	8	15.5	7.2-30.4	70	84.5	69.6-92.8
No	3,302	358	13.9	12.2-15.8	2,944	86.1	84.2-87.8
AGE
18-24	299	115	41.0	33.9-48.4	184	59.0	51.6-66.1
25-34	708	123	15.7	12.7-19.2	585	84.3	80.8-87.3
35-44	847	78	9.7	7.3-13.0	769	90.3	87.0-92.7
45-54	856	41	5.1	3.3- 7.8	815	94.9	92.2-96.7
55-64	696	13	2.3	1.3- 4.3	683	97.7	95.7-98.7
EDUCATION
Less Than H.S.	396	59	17.6	12.7-24.0	337	82.4	76.0-87.3
H.S. or G.E.D.	1,101	143	16.3	13.2-20.0	958	83.7	80.0-86.8
Some Post-H.S.	898	102	14.5	11.5-18.2	796	85.5	81.8-88.5
College Graduate	1,009	66	9.2	6.6-12.7	943	90.8	87.3-93.4
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $15,000	372	66	21.1	15.4-28.2	306	78.9	71.8-84.6
$15,000- 24,999	583	100	20.5	16.1-25.8	483	79.5	74.2-83.9
$25,000- 34,999	434	66	18.1	13.6-23.7	368	81.9	76.3-86.4
$35,000- 49,999	624	59	13.8	9.5-19.6	565	86.2	80.4-90.5
$50,000+	1,080	40	5.4	3.7- 7.8	1,040	94.6	92.2-96.3
COUNTY/REGION**
Appalachia I	138	12	8.8	4.8-15.6	126	91.2	84.4-95.2
Appalachia II	280	28	12.3	8.0-18.5	252	87.7	81.5-92.0
Appalachia III	197	18	10.8	6.6-17.2	179	89.2	82.8-93.4
Catawba	174	20	12.1	7.3-19.3	154	87.9	80.7-92.7
Edisto	68	13	21.3	11.8-35.5	55	78.7	64.5-88.2
Low Country	134	23	18.4	11.5-28.1	111	81.6	71.9-88.5
Palmetto	375	38	12.2	7.9-18.3	337	87.8	81.7-92.1
Pee Dee	1,030	92	11.8	9.1-15.3	938	88.2	84.7-90.9
Savannah	114	12	13.2	6.7-24.4	102	86.8	75.6-93.3
Trident	336	52	21.2	16.1-27.4	284	78.8	72.6-83.9
Upper Savannah	219	23	13.0	7.1-22.6	196	87.0	77.4-92.9
Waccamaw	190	17	11.5	5.7-21.6	173	88.5	78.4-94.3
Wateree	115	18	17.2	10.3-27.5	97	82.8	72.5-89.7

Total
Respond.#

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

3,406

370

14.0

12.3-15.9

3,036

86.0

84.1-87.7

GENDER

Male

1,358

101

10.7

8.3-13.7

1,257

89.3

86.3-91.7

Female

2,048

269

17.1

14.9-19.6

1,779

82.9

80.4-85.1

RACE

White

2,503

182

9.2

7.7-11.0

2,321

90.8

89.0-92.3

African American

790

166

25.4

20.9-30.4

624

74.6

69.6-79.1

Other Minorities

22.1

12.5-35.9

77.9

64.1-87.5

HISPANIC

Yes

15.5

7.2-30.4

84.5

69.6-92.8

3,302

358

13.9

12.2-15.8

2,944

86.1

84.2-87.8

AGE

18-24

299

115

41.0

33.9-48.4

184

59.0

51.6-66.1

25-34

708

123

15.7

12.7-19.2

585

84.3

80.8-87.3

35-44

847

9.7

7.3-13.0

769

90.3

87.0-92.7

45-54

856

5.1

3.3- 7.8

815

94.9

92.2-96.7

55-64

696

2.3

1.3- 4.3

683

97.7

95.7-98.7

EDUCATION

Less Than H.S.

396

17.6

12.7-24.0

337

82.4

76.0-87.3

H.S. or G.E.D.

1,101

143

16.3

13.2-20.0

958

83.7

80.0-86.8

Some Post-H.S.

898

102

14.5

11.5-18.2

796

85.5

81.8-88.5

College Graduate

1,009

9.2

6.6-12.7

943

90.8

87.3-93.4

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

Less than $15,000

372

21.1

15.4-28.2

306

78.9

71.8-84.6

$15,000- 24,999

583

100

20.5

16.1-25.8

483

79.5

74.2-83.9

$25,000- 34,999

434

18.1

13.6-23.7

368

81.9

76.3-86.4

$35,000- 49,999

624

13.8

9.5-19.6

565

86.2

80.4-90.5

$50,000+

1,080

5.4

3.7- 7.8

1,040

94.6

92.2-96.3

COUNTY/REGION**

Appalachia I

138

8.8

4.8-15.6

126

91.2

84.4-95.2

Appalachia II

280

12.3

8.0-18.5

252

87.7

81.5-92.0

Appalachia III

197

10.8

6.6-17.2

179

89.2

82.8-93.4

Catawba

174

12.1

7.3-19.3

154

87.9

80.7-92.7

Edisto

21.3

11.8-35.5

78.7

64.5-88.2

Low Country

134

18.4

11.5-28.1

111

81.6

71.9-88.5

Palmetto

375

12.2

7.9-18.3

337

87.8

81.7-92.1

Pee Dee

1,030

11.8

9.1-15.3

938

88.2

84.7-90.9

Savannah

114

13.2

6.7-24.4

102

86.8

75.6-93.3

Trident

336

21.2

16.1-27.4

284

78.8

72.6-83.9

Upper Savannah

219

13.0

7.1-22.6

196

87.0

77.4-92.9

Waccamaw

190

11.5

5.7-21.6

173

88.5

78.4-94.3

Wateree

115

17.2

10.3-27.5

82.8

72.5-89.7

* This question was asked only of respondents who reported being less than age 65.

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.

** Appalachia 1: Anderson,Oconee
Appalachia 2: Greenville,Pickens
Appalachia 3: Cherokee,Spartanburg,Union
Catawba: Chester,Lancaster,York
Edisto: Bamberg,Calhoun,Orangeburg
Low Country: Beaufort,Colleton,Hampton,Jasper
Savannah: Aiken,Allendale,Barnwell
Palmetto: Fairfield,Lexington,Newberry,Richland
Pee Dee: Chesterfield,Darlington,Dillon,Florence,Marion,Marlboro
Trident: Berkeley,Charleston,Dorchester
Upper Savannah: Abbeville,Edgefield,Greenwood,Laurens,McCormick,Saluda
Waccamaw: Georgetown,Horry,Williamsburg
Wateree: Clarendon,Kershaw,Lee,Sumter

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