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Variables in Health Survey for England, 1996
How these variables link across files.
Alphabetically
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- abeer — Have drunk beer
- abeer2 — (D) 13-15 - If drinks beer
- abeerq1 — Pints beer drunk in last 7 days
- abeerq2 — Large cans, bottles of beer drunk in last 7 days
- abeerq3 — Small cans, bottles of beer drunk in last 7 days
- abprox — Whether subject present
- aceinh — (D) ACE inhibitors
- acigage — Age first smoked
- acignum — Number of cigarettes smoked
- acigweek — Cigarettes last week
- activ — Activity status for last week
- activep — Respondents activity last week
- acutill — (D) Acute illness last two weeks
- addnum —
- adresp — Who answers
- adrink — Drinking regularity
- adrinkag — Age first alcholic drink
- adrinkof — How often alcholic drink
- adrinkq — (D) Alcohol consumption - children aged 13-15
- adults — Number of adults in HH (replaces NAdults)
- age — Age last birthday
- age1 — (D) Age in ten year bands
- age2 — (D) Age bands for children
- age3 — (D) Age bands for self-completions
- age5 — (D) Age in three bands
- airtemp — Record air temperature
- alcbase — (D) Alcohol consumption rating
- allergen — (D) Specific allergens as precipitating factors
- alwaystt — Whether always non-drinker
- area —
- arm — (D) Mean mid-upper arm - valid cases
- armok — (D) Whether arm measurement is valid
- ashandy — Have drunk shandy
- ashandyq — Pints shandy drunk in last 7 days
- asherry — Have you drunk sherry or martini
- asherry2 — (D) 13-15 - If drinks sherry
- asherryq — Glasses of sherry or martini in last 7 days
- asmed — Used asthma medication in the last 12 months
- asmokcig — Ever smoked cigarette
- asmokreg — Smoking regularity
- aspirit2 — (D) 13-15 - If drinks spirits
- aspiritq — Glasses of spirits and liqueurs drunk in last 7 days
- aspirits — Have you drunk spirits or liqueurs
- asthmae — Ever had asthma
- astwe — Most recent attack of asthma
- atopic — (D) No of doctor-diagnosed atopic conditions
- attak — Number of attacks in last twelve months
- awine — Have you drunk wine
- awine2 — (D) 13-15 - If drinks wine
- awineq — How many glasses of wine in last 7 days
- axaid — Who gave advice
- axaidc01 — Hospital
- axaidc02 — GP/Family Doctor
- axaidc03 — Nurse at GP surgery
- axaidc04 — Nurse at $HISHER[PNO] place of work or school
- axaidc05 — Doctor at $HISHER[PNO] place of work or school
- axaidc06 — Other doctor or nurse
- axaidc07 — Ambulance staff MORE CODES
- axaidc08 — Volunteer first aider
- axaidc09 — Chemist or pharmacist
- axaidc10 — Family, friends, colleagues, passers-by
- axaidc11 — Looked after self
- axaidc12 — Other person/s
- axbdy — Parts of body affected
- axbdyc01 — Eyes
- axbdyc02 — Face or teeth
- axbdyc03 — Other parts of head
- axbdyc04 — Neck
- axbdyc05 — Back
- axbdyc06 — Shoulder, arm, wrist or hand
- axbdyc07 — Hip, leg, ankle or foot
- axbdyc08 — Chest, ribs or lungs
- axbdyc09 — Abdomen or genitals
- axbdyc10 — Other internal organs
- axbik — Bicycle involved
- axcar — Moving vehicle involved
- axfal — Fall,Slip,Trip
- axi — Accidents in last 4 weeks not involving doctor or hospital
- axiadc01 — Hospital
- axiadc02 — GP/Family Doctor
- axiadc03 — Nurse at GP surgery
- axiadc04 — Nurse at $HISHER[PNO] place of work or school
- axiadc05 — Doctor at $HISHER[PNO] place of work or school
- axiadc06 — Other doctor or nurse
- axiadc07 — Ambulance staff
- axiadc08 — Volunteer first aider
- axiadc09 — Chemist or pharmacist
- axiadc10 — Family, friends, colleagues, passers-by
- axiadc11 — Looked after self
- axiadc12 — Other person/s
- axiaid — Who gave advice
- axibdc01 — Eyes
- axibdc02 — Face or teeth
- axibdc03 — Other parts of head
- axibdc04 — Neck
- axibdc05 — Back
- axibdc06 — Shoulder, arm, wrist or hand
- axibdc07 — Hip, leg, ankle or foot
- axibdc08 — Chest, ribs or lungs
- axibdc09 — Abdomen or genitals
- axibdc10 — Other internal organs
- axibdy — Parts of body affected
- axibik — Bicycle involved
- axicar — Moving vehicle involved
- axifal — Fall,slip,trip
- axiinc01 — Broken bones
- axiinc02 — Dislocated joints
- axiinc03 — Losing consciousness
- axiinc04 — Straining or twisting a part of the body
- axiinc05 — Cutting, piercing or grazing a part of the body
- axiinc06 — Bruising, pinching or crushing a part of the body
- axiinc07 — Swelling or tenderness in some part of the body
- axiinc08 — Getting something stuck in the eye, throat, ear or other part of the body
- axiinc09 — Burning or scalding
- axiinc10 — Poisoning
- axiinc11 — Other injury to internal parts of the body
- axiinc12 — Animal or insect bite or sting
- axiinc13 — Other (SPECIFY)
- axiinj — Type of injury
- axijob — In paid job
- axinda — Change activities
- axinj — Types of injury
- axinjc01 — Broken bones
- axinjc02 — Dislocated joints
- axinjc03 — Losing consciousness
- axinjc04 — Straining or twisting a part of the body
- axinjc05 — Cutting, piercing or grazing a part of the body
- axinjc06 — Bruising, pinching or crushing a part of the body
- axinjc07 — Swelling or tenderness in some part of the body
- axinjc08 — Getting something stuck in the eye, throat, ear or other part of the body
- axinjc09 — Burning or scalding
- axinjc10 — Poisoning
- axinjc11 — Other injury to internal parts of the body
- axinjc12 — Animal or insect bite or sting
- axinjc13 — Other (SPECIFY)
- axioff — Time off
- axiply — Playing
- axisnn — Normal now
- axisow — Still off
- axispt — Sport or exercise involved
- axitnn — How long changed activities
- axitow — How much time off
- axitul — Tool,implement involved
- axiwrk — While at work
- axiwyr — Next most recent accident
- axjob — In paid job
- axnda — Change activities
- axoff — Time off
- axply — Playing
- axsnn — Normal now
- axsow — Still off
- axspt — Sport or exercise involved
- axtnn — How long changed activities
- axtow — How much time off
- axtul — Tool,implement involved
- axwka — Number of accidents in last week
- axwkb — Number of accidents between one week and two weeks ago
- axwkc — Number of accidents between two weeks and three weeks ago
- axwkd — Number of accidents between three weeks and four weeks ago
- axwrk — While at work
- axwyr — Most recent accident not involving doctor or hospital
- bedrooms — No. of bedrooms in household
- beer — How often drink beer
- beerm — Measures of beer
- beerm1 — Half pints
- beerm2 — Small cans
- beerm3 — Large cans
- beerm4 — Bottles
- beerq1 — Number of half pints
- beerq2 — Number of small cans
- beerq3 — Number of large cans
- beerq4 — Number of bottles
- beta — (D) Beta blockers
- birth — Form in which birthweight given
- birthkg — Birthweight kilograms
- birthl — Birthweight pounds
- birtho — Birthweight ounces
- birthwt — Given birthweight (kg)
- bmi — (D) Body Mass Index
- bmiag1 — (D) BMI grouped
- bmiok — (D) Whether BMI measure is valid
- bookchc — Interviewer Check
- booklet — (D) Which self-completion filled out
- bpmedc — (D) Whether taking drugs affecting BP
- bpoutc — Outcome of BP measurement
- bprespb2 — (D) Validity of BP measurements
- bronc — Serious chest illness before aged 2
- brwhy — Breathless while wheezing or whistling present
- brwhy2 — (D) Breathless when wheezing
- brwhy3 — (D) Wheezed w/o cold w/ breathlessness
- brwhye — Breathless when wheezing and whistling
- bsoutc — Outcome of blood sample
- bswill — Whether willing to have blood sample taken
- calciumb — (D) Calcium blockers
- car — Car available
- cbicycle — Do you have bicycle
- cbsconst — Parents consent for blood sample
- ccignum — Cigarettes smoked last week
- ccigweek — Smoke cigarettes last week
- cdrinage — Age first alcoholic drink
- cdrink — Drinking regularity
- cdrinkof — Whole alcoholic drink how often
- chelma — Wear a bicycle helmet when riding
- chelmb — Think about bicycle helmets
- chelmb1 — Wearing a helmet makes me feel safer when I ride a bike
- chelmb2 — I sometimes forget to put my helmet on
- chelmb3 — Bicycle helmets cost too much money
- chelmb4 — Helmets look good
- chelmb5 — It is difficult to get helmets to fit
- chelmb6 — Helmets can protect you if you have an accident
- chelmb7 — Wearing a helmet makes me feel like a proper cyclist
- chestinf — Respiratory infection in past 3 weeks
- chexpsm — Whether child carer smokes
- child1 — Person number of first child
- child2 — Person number of second child
- children — Number of children in HH (replaces NChild)
- ch_wt —
- cigarnow — Currently smokes cigars
- cigarreg — How regularly smokes cigars
- cigdyal — (D) Average no of cigarettes a day
- cigdyalb — (D) Average no of cigarettes a day, banded from cigdyal
- cigsmk2 — (D) Cigarette smoking classification - broad groups
- clotb — Whether has clotting disorder
- cncage1 — NC: Respondent 11-15 or 2-10
- cncbpage — Nurse Check age
- cnclfage — Nurse Check age
- cncsage — NC: Respondent 2-3 or 4-15
- codeeq — Pint equivalent of bottle
- cofda — Cough day or night in winter
- coflem2 — (D) Has cough or phlegm 3+ months in winter
- compm1 — (D) II Neoplasm
- compm10 — (D) X Genitourinary
- compm11 — (D) XII Skin
- compm12 — (D) XIII Musculoskeletal
- compm13 — (D) I Infectious disease
- compm14 — (D) IV Blood disorders
- compm15 — (D) other complaints
- compm17 — No long-standing Illness
- compm18 — No longer present
- compm2 — (D) III Endocrine & Metabolism
- compm3 — (D) V Mental disorder
- compm4 — (D) VI Nervous system
- compm5 — (D) VI Eye
- compm6 — (D) VI Ear
- compm7 — (D) VII Circulatory system
- compm8 — (D) VIII Respiratory system
- compm9 — (D) IX Digestive system
- compm99 — Unclass/NLP/inadeq.describe
- condcnt — Number of grouped condition categories
- condcnt2 — (D) Number of grouped conditions - 4 plus
- condr — Whether told by doctor had asthma
- condre — Confirmed by doctor
- constorb — Consent to store blood for future analysis
- consubx — Eaten/smoked/drunk alcohol/exercised in last 30 mins
- consubx1 — Eaten
- consubx2 — Smoked
- consubx3 — Drunk alcohol
- consubx4 — Done vigorous exercise
- consubx5 — None of these
- cotexnic — (D) grouped cotinine, exc nicotine product users - adults
- cotinine — Cotinine result
- cotsmok2 — (D) adjusted smoking prevalence
- cotsmoke — (D) Smoking status adjusted for cotinine level
- couff — Cough first thing in winter
- cparno — Which parent is giving permission and answering for child
- crespup — Nurse check on measurements
- csmokage — Age first tried smoking cigarette
- csmokcig — Ever tried smoking cigarettes
- csmokreg — Smoking Regularity
- cufsize — Cuff size chosen
- cuparm1 — Upper arm circumference 1st measurement
- cuparm2 — Upper arm circumference 2nd measurement
- cupmeac1 — Standing
- cupmeac2 — Sitting
- cupmeac3 — Lying down
- cupmeac4 — Measured on right arm as left arm unsuitable
- cupmeas — Position when arm measured
- cuprel1 — 1st measurement reliable
- cuprel2 — 2nd measurement reliable
- current — (D) Current smoking status
- curunemp — Length of time unemployed
- dalwaytt — Always non-drinker or stopped
- damp — Damp in winter
- daydr00 — Taken ventolin in past 24 hours
- daydr01 — Taken intal in past 24 hours
- daydr02 — Taken tilade in past 24 hours
- daydr03 — Taken bricanyl in past 24 hours
- daydr04 — Taken serevent in past 24 hours
- daydr05 — Taken atrovent in past 24 hours
- daydr06 — Taken becotide in past 24 hours
- daydr07 — Taken pulmicort in past 24 hours
- daydr08 — Taken aerolin in past 24 hours
- daydr09 — Taken oxivent in past 24 hours
- daydr10 — Taken aerobec in past 24 hours
- daydr11 — Taken first other drug in past 24 hours
- daydr12 — Taken second other drug in past 24 hours
- daydr13 — Taken third other drug in past 24 hours
- daydr16 — Taken ventolin past 24 hours
- daydr17 — Taken volmax in past 24 hours
- daydr18 — Taken monovent in past 24 hours
- daydr19 — Taken bricanyl in past 24 hours
- daydr20 — Taken nuelin in past 24 hours
- daydr21 — Taken slo-phyllin in past 24 hours
- daydr22 — Taken theo-dur in past 24 hours
- daydr23 — Taken prednisolone in past 24 hours
- daydr24 — Taken deltacortril in past 24 hours
- daydr25 — Taken first other tablet/syrup in past 24 hours
- daydr26 — Taken second other tablet/syrup in past 24 hours
- daydr27 — Taken third other tablet/syrup in past 24 hours
- daydr28 — Taken fourth other tablet/syrup in past 24 hours
- daydr29 — Taken fifth other tablet/syrup in past 24 hours
- dayscut — No. of days cut down on activities
- dbeer — Frequency drank beer in past year
- dbeerq1b — Amount of beer usually drank on one day (pints)
- dbeerq2 — Amount of beer usually drank on one day (large cans or bottles)
- dbeerq3 — Amount of beer usually drank on one day (small cans or bottles)
- dcigage — Age first tried a cigarette
- ddlysmok — No. Cigarettes smoked during weekdays
- ddrink — Whether drinks nowadays
- ddrinkag — Age first alcoholic drink
- ddrinkan — Whether drinks occasionally or never
- ddrinkof — Freq of drinking over last 12 months (all types of alcoholic drinks)
- deqanx — Anxiety/Depression
- deqcare — Self-Care
- deqmob — Mobility
- deqpain — Pain/Discomfort
- dequact — Usual activities
- dha — District Health Authority code
- diabp2 — (D) Mean diastolic BP - grouped (10)
- difbp — Problems when taking BP
- difbpc1 — No problems taking blood pressure
- difbpc2 — Reading taken on left arm because right arm not suitable
- difbpc3 — Respondent was upset/anxious/nervous
- difbpc4 — Other problems
- dinno — Dinamap serial no.
- dirctr — Director of company
- diur — (D) Diuretics
- dlysmke — Number of cigarettes per day smoked on weekdays
- dlysmoke — No. cigarettes smoked on weekdays
- dmareg — Mother a regular smoker
- dobyea — Year of birth
- dpareg — Father a regular smoker
- dracc — Accidents in last 6 months involving hospital\doctor
- dracce — Accident in last 6 months
- draid — Who gave advice
- draidc01 — Hospital
- draidc02 — GP/Family Doctor
- draidc03 — Nurse at GP surgery
- draidc04 — Nurse at $HISHER[PNO] place of work or school
- draidc05 — Doctor at $HISHER[PNO] place of work or school
- draidc06 — Other doctor or nurse
- draidc07 — Ambulance staff
- draidc08 — Volunteer first aider
- draidc09 — Chemist or pharmacist
- draidc10 — Family, friends, colleagues, passers-by
- draidc11 — Looked after self
- draidc12 — Other person(s)
- dramount — Drink now compared to 5 years ago
- drating — (D) No. of units drunk in a week
- drbdy — Parts of body affected
- drbdyc01 — Eyes
- drbdyc02 — Face or teeth
- drbdyc03 — Other part of head
- drbdyc04 — Neck
- drbdyc05 — Back
- drbdyc06 — Shoulder, arm, wrist or hand
- drbdyc07 — Hip, leg, ankle or foot
- drbdyc08 — Chest, ribs or lungs
- drbdyc09 — Abdomen or genitals
- drbdyc10 — Other internal organs
- drbik — Bicycle involved
- drcar — Moving vehicle involved
- drfal — Fall/slip/trip
- drinj — Types of injury
- drinjc01 — Broken bones
- drinjc02 — Dislocated joints
- drinjc03 — Losing consciousness
- drinjc04 — Straining or twisting a part of the body
- drinjc05 — Cutting, piercing or grazing a part of the body
- drinjc06 — Bruising, pinching or crushing a part of the body
- drinjc07 — Swelling or tenderness in some part of the body
- drinjc08 — Getting something stuck in the eye, throat, ear or other part of the body
- drinjc09 — Burning or scalding
- drinjc10 — Poisoning
- drinjc11 — Other injury to internal parts of the body
- drinjc12 — Animal or insect bite or sting
- drinjc13 — Other (SPECIFY)
- drink — Whether currently drinks
- drinkany — Whether drinks occasionally or never drinks
- drinke — Whether currently drinks
- drinkoft — How often all kinds of drink
- drjob — In paid job
- drmnn — Number of months
- drmow — Number of months
- drmth01 — Which month
- drmth02 — Which month
- drmth03 — Which month
- drmth04 — Which month
- drmth05 — Which month
- drmth06 — Which month
- drmth1e — Accident 1
- drmth2e — Accident 2
- drmth3e — Accident 3
- drnda — Change activities
- drnkanye — Whether drinks occasionally or never drinks
- drnkofte — Freq of drinking in last 12 months for all types of alcoholic drink)
- droff — Time off
- drply — Playing
- drsmoke — Medical practitioner advised to give up smoking
- drsmoke1 — Time since advised to give up smoking
- drsnn — Normal now
- drsow — Still off
- drspt — Sport or exercise involved
- drtnn — How long changed activities
- drtow — How much time off
- drtul — Tool implement involved
- drwrk — While at work
- drwyr — Most recent accident
- drysk — Dry skin in last year
- dsfbath — Does health limit bathing or dressing?
- dsfbend — Does health limit bending, kneeling or stooping?
- dsfcalm — How much felt calm and peaceful?
- dsfcomp — General health compared to one year now
- dsfcrful — Didn't do work as carefully as usual as result of emotional problems?
- dsfcut — Cut down time on work as result of health?
- dsfdump — How much felt down in the dumps?
- dsfener — How much have a lot of energy?
- dsfexcel — Health is excellent
- dsfhappy — How much been a happy person?
- dsfhlthy — Am as healthy as anybody I know
- dsfill — Seem to get ill more easily than other people
- dsfless — Accomplished less as result of health?
- dsflesse — Accomplished less as result of emotional problems?
- dsflife — How much feel full of life?
- dsflift — Does health limit lifting?
- dsflimit — Limited in kind of work as result of health?
- dsflow — How much felt down-hearted and low?
- dsfmode — Does health limit moderate activities?
- dsfnerv — How much been a very nervous person?
- dsfpaina — Bodily pain in past 4 weeks
- dsfpainb — How much did pain interfere with your normal work?
- dsfrun — Does health limit vigorous activities?
- dsfsoc — Health or emotional problems interfered with social activities?
- dsfstat — General health
- dsfstra — Does health limit climbing several flights of stairs?
- dsfstrb — Does health limit climbing one flight of stairs?
- dsftired — How much feel tired?
- dsfvisit — Health or emotional problems interfered with social activities?
- dsfwlka — Does health limit walking more than a mile?
- dsfwlkb — Does health limit walking half a mile?
- dsfwlkc — Does health limit walking one hundred yards?
- dsfworke — Cut down time on work as result of emotional problems?
- dsfworkp — Difficulty performing the work as result of health?
- dsfworn — How much feel worn out?
- dsfwors — Expect my health to get worse
- dshandy — Frequency drank shandy in past year
- dsherry — Frequency drank sherry in the past year
- dsherryq — Amount of sherry usually drank in one day (glasses)
- dshndyqb — Amount of shandy usually drank in one day (pints)
- dsmokcig — Ever smoked cigarettes
- dsmokevr — Ever smoked a cigarette, cigar, pipe
- dsmoknow — Currently smokes cigarettes
- dsmokreg — Whether was regular cigarette smoker
- dspiritq — Amount of spirits usually drank in one day (glasses)
- dspirits — Frequency drank spirits in past year
- dwelltyp — Dwelling type
- dwine — Frequency drank wine in past year
- dwineq — Amount of wine usually drank in one day (glasses)
- dwkndsmo — No. cigarettes smoked during one day at weekend
- educend — Age when ended F-T education
- educende — Age when ended F-T education
- ehtch — Estimated height Metres/Feet/Inches
- ehtft — Estimated height/feet
- ehtin — Estimated height/inches
- ehtm — Estimated height/metre
- employee — Whether Employee/self-employed
- emplyeee — Whether employee/self-employed
- empstat — Employment status
- empstate — Employment status
- emwt — Final measured or estimated weight
- endsmoke — Years since stopped smoking
- eq5d — (D) five dimension EUROQOL score
- eqanx — Anxiety/Depression
- eqcare — Self-Care
- eqmean — (D) EUROQOL tariff - TTO mean
- eqmob — Mobility
- eqpain — Pain/Discomfort
- equact — Usual activities
- ethnic — Ethnic group
- ethnic1 — Other ethnic group
- ethnice — Ethnic group
- ethnice1 — Description of Other ethnic group
- evept — Nights spent in hospital ever
- everpd — Ever had paid employment or self-employed
- everw — Ever had wheezing or whistling in the chest
- everwe — Wheezing or whistling in chest
- evrpaie — Ever had paid employment
- ewtch — Estimated weight
- ewtkg — Estimated weight kilograms
- ewtl — Estimated weight pounds
- ewtst — Estimated weight stone
- exedr — Confirmed by doctor
- exedr2 — (D) Eczema confirmed by doctor
- exedre — Confirmed by doctor
- expsm — Hours a week exposed to other peoples smoke
- exxma — Ever eczema
- exxmae — Ever had eczema
- eyeit — Itchy watery eyes in last year
- eyeit2 — (D) Itchy watery eyes with sneezing
- fagsta — (D) Cigarette smoking status
- famcred — Receiving family credit
- fathsm — Whether father smoked
- ferok — (D) response to ferritin sample
- ferqual — Ferritin serum quality (child 11-15)
- ferrit — Ferritin result (child 11-15)
- fev1 — FEV in litres (1st)
- fev2 — FEV litres (2nd Blow)
- fev3 — FEV litres (3rd blow)
- fev4 — FEV litres (4th blow)
- fev5 — FEV litres (5th blow)
- fevgrp — (D) FEV1 level
- finoutc — Final outcome code
- firata — Age when had first attack of asthma
- firatw — Age when had first attack of wheezing/whistling
- firstdia — First diastolic reading (mmHg)
- firstmap — First MAP reading (mmHg)
- firstpul — First pulse reading (beats per minute - bpm)
- firstsys — First systolic reading (mmHg)
- fleda — Bring up phlegm day/night in winter
- flegm — Bring up Phlegm in morning in winter
- floorc1 — Uneven floor
- floorc2 — Carpet
- floorc3 — Neither
- floorm — Placement of scales
- frcof — Cough like this on most days
- frefl — Bring up phlegm on most days
- ftjob — Full time job in last year
- ftmnt — Months worked full time in last year
- ftptime — Full-time, part-time
- fungus — Fungus in winter
- fvc1 — FVC in litres (1st)
- fvc2 — FVC in litres (2nd Blow)
- fvc3 — FVC litres (3rd blow)
- fvc4 — FVC litres (4th blow)
- fvc5 — FVC litres (5th blow)
- fvcgrp — (D) FVC level
- gas — Presence of unvented gas appliance(s)
- genhelf — State of general health
- genhelf2 — (D) Self-reported general health - grouped
- genhelfe — State of general health
- gprefc1 — Hardly/Never sees GP
- gprefc2 — GP knows respondent's BP level
- gprefc3 — Does not want to bother GP
- gprefc4 — Other
- gprefm — Reason not want to send BP to GP
- gpregb — Whether registered with a GP
- gprlfm — Reasons for refusal
- gprlfmc1 — Hardly/never sees GP
- gprlfmc2 — GP knows respondent's lung function
- gprlfmc3 — Does not want to bother GP
- gprlfmc4 — Other
- gpsam — NC: Whether registered with GP
- gpsend — Wants BP readings sent to GP
- gpsendlf — Lung function results to GP
- guardcon — Whether consent obtained
- haemo — Haemoglobin result (child 11-15)
- haemok — (D) response to haemoglobin sample
- haemqual — Haemoglobin serum quality (child 11-15)
- hastro — Heart complaint or stroke in last 6 weeks
- hasurg — Abdominal or chest surgery in last 3 weeks
- haydr — Confirmed by doctor
- haydr2 — (D) Hayfever confirmed by doctor
- haydre — Confirmed by doctor
- hayfam — Immediate family suffer eczema,hayfever,asthma
- hayfe — Ever Hay Fever
- hayfee — Ever had hayfever
- hben — Receiving Household benefit
- hdmige — House dust mite IGE result
- hdmigeok — (D) response to house dust mite IgE sample
- hdmqual — House dust mite IGE serum quality
- healthwh — Respiratory 'health' profile of white adults
- heaters — Heating/cooking appliances
- heatyc01 — Gas fired boiler for central heating or hot water
- heatyc02 — Oil fired boiler for central heating or hot water
- heatyc03 — Coal or coke boiler or stove
- heatyc04 — Wood burning stove
- heatyc05 — Gas or calor gas fire in fireplace @Iwith@I flue or chimney
- heatyc06 — Other gas or calor gas fire
- heatyc07 — Open coal fire
- heatyc08 — Gas hob or cooking rings
- heatyc09 — Gas oven
- heatyc10 — Paraffin heater
- heatyp — Type of heating/cooking appliance
- height — Respondents height (centimetres)
- hhdtypb — (D) Household type - version B
- hhdtypc — (D) Household type - version C
- hhold — (D) household number at address
- hhresp — INTERVIEWER CODE Who answered grids
- hhsmoke — (D) No. known cigarettes smoked in household
- highbp2 — (D) Whether hypertensive
- hinrel — Why unreliable
- hosp — Ever spent a night in hospital because of asthma/wheezing
- hserial —
- htfev — Highest satisfactory FEV blow
- htfvc — Highest satisfactory FVC blow
- htgm — (D) Height grouped (men)
- htgw — (D) Height grouped (women)
- htok — (D) Whether height measure is valid
- htpf — Highest satisfactory PF blow
- hyper2 — (D) Hypertensive categories - includes all taking BP drugs
- illime — Whether illness limits activities
- illsec01 — Cancer (neoplasm) including lumps, masses, tumours and growths and benign (non-malignant) lumps and
- illsec02 — Diabetes. Incl. Hyperglycemia
- illsec03 — Other endocrine/metabolic
- illsec04 — Mental illness/anxiety/depression/nerves (nes)
- illsec05 — Mental handicap
- illsec06 — Epilepsy/fits/convulsions
- illsec07 — Migraine/headaches
- illsec08 — Other problems of nervous system
- illsec09 — Cataract/poor eye sight/blindness
- illsec10 — Other eye complaints
- illsec11 — Poor hearing/deafness
- illsec12 — Tinnitus/noises in the ear
- illsec13 — Menieres disease/ear complaints causing balance problems
- illsec14 — Other ear complaints
- illsec15 — Stroke/cerebral haemorrhage/cerebral thrombosis
- illsec16 — Heart attack/angina
- illsec17 — Hypertension/high blood pressure/blood pressure (nes)
- illsec18 — Other heart problems
- illsec19 — Piles/haemorrhoids incl. Varicose Veins in anus.
- illsec20 — Varicose veins/phlebitis in lower extremities
- illsec21 — Other blood vessels/embolic
- illsec22 — Bronchitis/emphysema
- illsec23 — Asthma
- illsec24 — Hayfever
- illsec25 — Other respiratory complaints
- illsec26 — Stomach ulcer/ulcer (nes)/abdominal hernia/rupture
- illsec27 — Other digestive complaints (stomach, liver, pancreas, bile ducts, small intestine - duodenum, jejunu
- illsec28 — Complaints of bowel/colon (large intestine, caecum, bowel, colon, rectum)
- illsec29 — Complaints of teeth/mouth/tongue
- illsec30 — Kidney complaints
- illsec31 — Urinary tract infection
- illsec32 — Other bladder problems/incontinence
- illsec33 — Reproductive system disorders
- illsec34 — Arthritis/rheumatism/fibrositis
- illsec35 — Back problems/slipped disc/spine/neck
- illsec36 — Other problems of bones/joints/muscles
- illsec37 — Infectious and parasitic disease
- illsec38 — Disorders of blood and blood forming organs
- illsec39 — Skin complaints
- illsec40 — Other complaints
- illsec41 — Unclassifiable (no other codable complaint)
- illsec42 — Complaint no longer present NB Only use this code if it is actually stated that the complaint no lon
- illsem — Type of longstanding illness
- illsm1 — Type of illness - 1st
- illsm2 — Type of illness - 2nd
- illsm3 — Type of illness - 3rd
- illsm4 — Type of illness - 4th
- illsm5 — Type of illness - 5th
- illsm6 — Type of illness - 6th
- inbrad — (D) Adrenoceptor bronchodilator
- inbrot — (D) Other bronchodilator
- incode1 — BNF code for 1st medication
- incode2 — BNF code for 2nd medication
- incode3 — BNF code for 3rd medication
- incort — (D) Corticosteroid
- incrom — (D) Cromoglycate
- incsup — Receiving Income support
- indno — Individual session
- indout — Individual outcome codes
- infants — Number of infants in HH (replaces NInfants)
- inhal — Inhaler used during last year
- inhala — Inhaled medications in last year
- inhaler — Used an inhaler for breathing in last 24 hours
- inhalhrs — Inhaler used how many hours ago
- inothr — (D) Other respiratory/nose/oropharynx drug
- inpat — Nights spent in hospital in last year
- intyp — Which inhaled medications
- intyp01 — Ventolin
- intyp02 — Intal
- intyp03 — Tilade
- intyp04 — Bricanyl
- intyp05 — Serevent
- intyp06 — Atrovent
- intyp07 — Becotide
- intyp08 — Pulmicort
- intyp09 — Aerolin
- intyp10 — Oxivent
- intyp11 — Aerobec
- intypa00 — Any other inhaled medications
- intypa01 — Any other inhaled medications
- intypa02 — Any other inhaled medication
- intypa03 — Any other inhaled medication
- irndage — (D) age at interview rounded to the nearest integer
- ispreg — Whether currently pregnant
- kcigwk — (D) Number of cigarettes smoked last week - children
- krees — Skin creases affected
- kreesc1 — The fronts of elbows?
- kreesc2 — Behind the knees?
- kreesc3 — Fronts of ankles?
- kreesc4 — Around the neck?
- kreesc5 — Around the eyes?
- kreesc6 — Or on the cheeks?
- kreesc7 — (no, none)
- ksmokcig — (D) Smoking status - children
- lastfort — Cut activities due to health (last 2 weeks)
- letter — Advance letter
- lfok — (D) Whether lung function is valid
- lfoutc2 — Outcome of lung function
- lfstand — Measurement sitting or standing
- lftemp — Ambient air temperature
- limitill — (D) Limiting longstanding illness
- longend — How many months
- longill — Whether has longstanding illness
- longille — Whether has longstanding illness
- lstforte — Cut down activities due to health(last 2 weeks)
- macc — (D) annual major accident rate per 100 persons
- mapla — Written advice
- marstat — Marital state
- maxfev — (D) Edited highest tsat FEV
- maxfvc — (D) Edited highest tsat FVC
- maxpf — (D) Edited highest tsat PF
- mbike — (D) major accident rate for bikes - children
- mcar — (D) major accident rate for cars - children
- mconsult — (D) who consulted about major accident
- medbai01 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai02 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai03 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai04 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai05 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai06 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai07 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai08 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai09 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai10 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai11 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai12 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai13 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai14 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbai15 — Whether medicine used in last 7 days
- medbi01 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi02 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi03 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi04 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi05 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi06 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi07 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi08 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi09 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi10 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi11 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi12 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi13 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi14 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medbi15 — Names of medicines prescribed by doctor
- medcnj — (D) Whether taking medication - excluding contraceptives only
- medcnjc — Currently taking medication prescribed by doctor
- medcode1 — BNF code of 1st tablet/syrup
- medcode2 — BNF code of 2nd tablet/syrup
- medcode3 — BNF code of 3rd tablet/syrup
- medcode4 — BNF code of 4th tablet/syrup
- medcode5 — BNF code of 5th tablet/syrup
- medic — Taken tablets/syrups in last 12 months prescribed by doctor
- medica — Taken tablets/syrups in last 12 months on show card
- medtyp — Which ones
- medtyp01 — Ventolin
- medtyp02 — Volmax
- medtyp03 — Monovent
- medtyp04 — Bricanyl
- medtyp05 — Nuelin
- medtyp06 — Slo-Phyllin
- medtyp07 — Theo-Dur
- medtyp08 — Prednisolone
- medtyp09 — Deltacortril
- medtypa0 — Any others tablets/syrups in last 12 months
- medtypa1 — Any other tablets/syrups
- medtypa2 — Any other tablets/syrups
- medtypa3 — Any other tablets/syrups
- medtypa4 — Any other tablets/syrups
- mfall — (D) major accident rate for falls
- minacc — (D) annual minor accident rate per 100 persons
- minta — Date of interview, month
- mintb — Date of interview, month
- minte — Month of interview
- mmovev — (D) major accident rate for moving vehicles - adults
- more0 — Other longstanding illness
- more1 — Other longstanding illness
- more2 — Other longstanding illness
- more3 — Other longstanding illness
- more4 — Other longstanding illness
- mothsm — Whether mother smoked
- mplace — (D) location of major accident
- msport — (D) major accident rate for sports
- mthdr00 — Taken ventolin in last month
- mthdr01 — Taken intal in last month
- mthdr02 — Taken tilade in last month
- mthdr03 — Taken bricanyl in last month
- mthdr04 — Taken serevent in last month
- mthdr05 — Taken atrovent in last month
- mthdr06 — Taken becotide in last month
- mthdr07 — Taken pulmicort in last month
- mthdr08 — Taken aerolin in last month
- mthdr09 — Taken oxivent in last month
- mthdr10 — Taken aerobec in last month
- mthdr11 — Taken first other drug in last month
- mthdr12 — Taken second other drug in last month
- mthdr13 — Taken third other drug in last month
- mthdr16 — Taken ventolin last month
- mthdr17 — Taken volmax in last month
- mthdr18 — Taken monovent in last month
- mthdr19 — Taken bricanyl last month
- mthdr20 — Taken nuelin in last month
- mthdr21 — Taken slo-phyllin in last month
- mthdr22 — Taken theo-dur in last month
- mthdr23 — Taken prednisolone in last month
- mthdr24 — Taken deltacortril in last month
- mthdr25 — Taken first other tablet/syrup in last month
- mthdr26 — Taken second other tablet/syrup in last month
- mthdr27 — Taken third other tablet/syrup in last month
- mthdr28 — Taken fourth other tablet/syrup in last month
- mthdr29 — Taken fifth other tablet/syrup in last month
- mtool — (D) major accident rate for tools/implements
- muaoutc — Outcome of mid-upper arm circumference measurement
- mwork — (D) major accident rate for work - working adults 16-65
- nadli — Activities affected by wheezing/whistling
- natpr1 — Relationship of child to parent/legal guardian
- natpr2 — Relationship of child to other parent/legal guardian
- nattbpb — Reason three BP not obtained
- naxi — Number of accidents in 4 weeks
- nbike — (D) minor accident rate for bikes - children
- ncage1 — NC: Respondent 16-17 or 18+
- ncage2 — NC: Respondent 16-17 or 18+
- ncbpobt — Attempted, not attempted, 1 or 2 obtained
- ncdsage — Check age of respondent
- ncgen — NC: Whether respondent Female aged 16-49
- ncgplf — Registered with Gp?
- ncguard — NC:Respondent lives with parent or guardian
- ncpregj — Nurse check if pregnant
- ncsatlf — Nurse check satisfactory blows
- ndracc — Number of accidents
- ndracce — How many accidents in last 6 months
- nemplee — No. employed at place of work
- newdiast — (D) diastolic BP (mean 2nd/3rd)
- newmap — (D) Mean arterial pressure (mean 2nd/3rd)
- newsmok — (D) Extended cigarette smoking status classification
- newsmok2 — (D) Cigarette smoking status (7)
- newsmok3 — (D) Cigarette smoking status (4)
- newsmok4 — (D) Cigarette smoking status (8)
- newsyst — (D) Systolic BP (mean 2nd/3rd)
- nfall — (D) minor accident rate for falls
- nhscr — Permission to pass name to NHSCR
- nhsreg — NHS Regional Offices
- nicot — Nicotine products used
- nicuse — (D) nicotine products used ?
- nlstfort — No. of days had to cut down activities
- nmovev — (D) minor accident rate for moving vehicles - adults
- nmpleee — No. employed at place of work
- noattlf — reasons why lung function not taken
- nobsc1 — No suitable vein/collapsed veins
- nobsc2 — Respondent was too anxious/nervous
- nobsc3 — Respondent felt faint/fainted
- nobsc4 — Other
- nobsm — Reasons why blood sample not obtained
- nocol — Wheezing or whistling when no cold
- nocol2 — (D) Wheezed without cold
- nocole — Wheezing and whistling when did not have cold
- nofhh — Number of households
- nofhoh — Person number of Head of Household
- noflu — Problem with nose when no cold in last 12 months
- noflue — Sneezing, blocked nose when did not have cold
- nohhsmok — (D) No. current smoker in HH (excl current person)
- nohitc0 — Child: away from home during fieldwork
- nohitc1 — Respondent is unsteady on feet
- nohitc2 — Respondent cannot stand upright/too stooped
- nohitc3 — Respondent is chairbound
- nohitc4 — Child: would not stand still
- nohitc5 — Ill or in pain
- nohitc6 — Stadiometer not working
- nohitc7 — Other - specify
- nohitm — Reasons for not attempting height measurement
- nooze — Problem sneezing/blocked nose when no cold
- notattc1 — Cannot straighten arms
- notattc2 — Other
- notattm — Reason for refusal to demi-span measurement
- nowatc00 — Child: away from home during fieldwork period
- nowatc01 — Respondent is unsteady on feet
- nowatc02 — Respondent cannot stand upright
- nowatc03 — Respondent is chairbound
- nowatc04 — Respondent weighs more than 130 kg
- nowatc05 — Ill or in pain
- nowatc06 — Scales not working
- nowatc07 — Parent unable to hold child
- nowatc08 — Other - specify
- nowatm — Reasons for not attempting weight measurement
- nrndage — (D) age at nurse visit rounded to the nearest integer
- nsport — (D) minor accident rate for sports
- ntool — (D) minor accident rate for tools/implements
- nttbpbc1 — Respondent was upset/anxious/nervous
- nttbpbc2 — Error 844 Reading
- nttbpbc3 — Too shy
- nttbpbc4 — Child would not sit still long enough
- nttbpbc5 — Other
- numcars — How many cars
- numed — number of prescribed medicines taken - grouped
- numed2 — number of prescribed medicines taken
- nump — Number of respondents
- numsm — Number of smokers
- numsmok — How many cigarettes used to smoke
- nuroutc — Outcome of nurse visit
- nurref — Reason nurse contact refused
- nurrefc0 — Own doctor already has information
- nurrefc1 — Given enough time already to this survey/expecting too much
- nurrefc2 — Too busy, cannot spare the time
- nurrefc3 — Had enough of medical tests/medical profession at present time
- nurrefc4 — Worried about what nurse may find out/'might tempt fate'
- nurrefc5 — Scared/of medical profession/ particular medical procedures (eg blood sample)
- nurrefc6 — Other reason (specify)
- nurse — Nurse appointment
- nursea — Permission for nurse
- nwork — (D) minor accident rate work - working adults 16-65
- obpdrug — (D) Other drugs affecting BP
- othpaid — Ever had other employment (waiting to take up job)
- othqual — Qualifications not on card
- ownorent — Household Tenure
- par1 — Child's parent or legal responsibility for him/her
- par2 — Other parent or legally responsible for him/her
- pasivsmk — (D) Categories of passive smokers - no. cigs. in HH
- passm — Smokers in house
- persno —
- petho — Keep household pets
- pf1 — PF litres per min (1st)
- pf2 — PF litres per min (2nd blow)
- pf3 — PF litres (3rd blow)
- pf4 — PF litres per min (4th blow)
- pf5 — PF litres per min (5th blow)
- pfgrp — (D) peak flow level
- pipenowa — Currently smokes pipe
- pkflo — Peak flow meter
- plapp1 — Regular appointments with hospital doctor
- plapp2 — Regular appointments with G.P.
- pob — Place of birth
- pobe2 — Place of birth
- precp — What brings on attack of wheezing
- precp1 — Which ones
- precpc01 — Dust
- precpc02 — Pets
- precpc03 — Feathers
- precpc04 — Being excited or upset
- precpc05 — Cold air
- precpc06 — Chest infections/cold/flu
- precpc07 — Cigarette smoke (yours/others)
- precpc08 — Pollen
- precpc09 — Grass
- precpc10 — Traffic fumes
- precpc11 — Certain food or drinks
- precpc12 — Exercise
- precpc13 — Aspirin
- precpc14 — Other things
- precpc15 — perfume
- precpc16 — hay or straw
- precpc17 — farm animals incl horses
- precpc18 — damp/fog
- precpc19 — domestic chemicals
- precpc20 — pollution other than traffic fumes
- predfev — (D) Predicted FEV - adults
- predfvc — (D) Predicted FVC - adults
- predpf — (D) Predicted PF - adults
- preds — Keep supply of prednislone/steroid tablets
- pregnowb — Whether is currently pregnant
- pregntj — Whether respondent is currently pregnant
- pregrec — Whether pregnant in last twelve months
- pregsmok — Whether smoked when pregnant
- pregstop — Whether stopped smoking due to pregnancy
- problf — Reasons why less than 5 blows
- problfc1 — Refused to continue
- problfc2 — Breathless
- problfc3 — Coughing fit
- problfc4 — Other
- pserial —
- puls — (D) pulse pressure, systolic-diastolic
- qbeer — (D) No. units of beer drunk in a week
- qshandyb — (D) No. units of shandy drunk in a week
- qsherry — (D) No. units of sherry drunk in a week
- qspirits — (D) No. units of spirits drunk in a week
- qual — Any Qualifications
- quala1 — Which qualifications - 1st
- quala10 — Which qualifications - 10th
- quala11 —
- quala2 — Which qualifications - 2nd
- quala3 — Which qualifications - 3rd
- quala4 — Which qualifications - 4th
- quala5 — Which qualifications - 5th
- quala6 — Which qualifications - 6th
- quala7 — Which qualifications - 7th
- quala8 — Which qualifications - 8th
- quala9 — Which qualifications - 9th
- qwine — (D) No. units of wine drunk in a week
- rearef — Reason for refusal
- recatw — Most recent attack of wheezing/whistling
- refbs — Reasons why blood sample refused
- refbsc1 — Previous difficulties with venepuncture
- refbsc2 — Dislike/fear of needles
- refbsc3 — Respondent recently had blood test/health check
- refbsc4 — Refused becuase of current illness
- refbsc5 — Worried about HIV or AIDS
- refbsc6 — Other
- regap — Regular appointments with doctor
- regdr00 — Take ventolin on daily basis
- regdr01 — Take intal on daily basis
- regdr02 — Take tilade on a daily basis
- regdr03 — Take bricanyl on daily basis
- regdr04 — Take serevent on daily basis
- regdr05 — Take atrovent on daily basis
- regdr06 — Take becotide on daily basis
- regdr07 — Take pulmicort on daily basis
- regdr08 — Take aerolin on daily basis
- regdr09 — Take oxivent on daily basis
- regdr10 — Take aerobec on daily basis
- regdr11 — Take first other drug on daily basis
- regdr12 — Take second other drug on daily basis
- regdr13 — Take third other drug on daily basis
- regdr16 — Take ventolin daily basis
- regdr17 — Take volmax on daily basis
- regdr18 — Take monovent on daily basis
- regdr19 — Take bricanyl on daily basis
- regdr20 — Take nuelin on daily basis
- regdr21 — Take slo-phyllin on daily basis
- regdr22 — Take theo-dur on daily basis
- regdr23 — Take prednisolone on daily basis
- regdr24 — Take deltacortril on daily basis
- regdr25 — Take first other tablet/syrup on daily basis
- regdr26 — Take second other tablet/syrup on daily basis
- regdr27 — Take third other tablet/syrup on daily basis
- regdr28 — Take fourth other tablet/syrup on daily basis
- regdr29 — Take fifth other tablet/syrup on daily basis
- reinter — Contact again in future
- relhite — Reliability of height measurement
- relprox — Relationship to proxy
- reltoh — Relationship to head of household
- relwait — Reliability of weight measurement
- resnhi — Refusal of measurement
- resnwt — Why refused weight
- respbps — Blood pressure measurement validity
- respds — Outcome of demi-span measurement
- resphts — Response to height measurement
- resplf — Check blow outcome
- resptyp — Respondent type
- respwts — Response to weight measurement
- rha — Regional Health Authority Code
- rsdfev — (D) Residual FEV
- rsdfvc — (D) Residual FVC
- rsdpf — (D) Residual PF
- salnobt — Reasons why saliva sample not obtained
- salnobt1 — Parent refused
- salnobt2 — Child refused
- salnobt3 — Child not able to produce any saliva
- salnobt4 — Other
- salobt — Whether saliva sample obtained
- saloutc — Outcome of saliva sample
- samdif — Problems encountered when taking blood sample
- samdifc1 — No problems
- samdifc2 — Incomplete sample
- samdifc3 — Collapsing/poor/unsuitable/no palpable veins
- samdifc4 — Second attempt necessary
- samdifc5 — Some blood obtained, but respondent fell faint/fainted
- samdifc6 — Unable to use tourniquet
- samdifc7 — Other difficulties
- samptak — Whether blood sample taken
- sc3acc — Assistance with SC
- sc3acc1 — Completed independently
- sc3acc2 — Assistance from other children
- sc3acc3 — Assistance from other household member
- sc3acc4 — Assistance from interviewer
- sc3acc5 — Interviewer administered
- scallx — (D) Social class of respondent
- schab — School days lost due to wheezing in last year
- schedtyp — (D) Response type
- schhstdx — (D) Social class of HOH (FTS sep code)
- schhstx1 — (D) Social class of HOH
- schhstx2 — (D) Social class of HOH
- schhstx3 — (D) Social class of HOH - grouped
- schhstx4 — (D) Social class of HOH - grouped
- sclass — Social Class
- sclasse — Social class
- scomp3b — SC booklet completed
- scomp4 — Anyone else present
- scomp5 — Who was present
- scomp51 — Spouse / partner
- scomp52 — Parent(s)
- scomp53 — Brother(s)/Sister(s)
- scomp54 — Own/Related child(ren)
- scomp55 — Other relative(s)
- scomp56 — Unrelated adult(s)
- scomp6 — Why booklet not completed or had assistance
- scomp600 — Child away from home during fieldwork period
- scomp601 — Eyesight problems
- scomp602 — Language problems
- scomp603 — Reading/writing difficulties
- scomp604 — Comprehension problems
- scomp605 — Bored/fed up
- scomp606 — Questions too sensitive/invasion of privacy
- scomp607 — Booklet too long
- scomp608 — Other (SPECIFY)
- scomp609 — refused booklet
- scomp610 — anxious/shy/nervous/embarrassed
- scomp611 — ill/frail/tired
- scstdx — (D) Social class (FTS sep code)
- secdia — Second diastolic reading (mmHg)
- secmap — Second MAP reading (mmHg)
- secpul — Second pulse reading (bpm)
- secsys — Second systolic reading (mmHg)
- seg — Socio-Economic Group
- sege — Socio-economic group
- sendsac — Reason not want blood analysis sent to GP
- sendsac1 — Hardly/never sees GP
- sendsac2 — GP recently took blood sample
- sendsac3 — Does not want to bother GP
- sendsac4 — Other
- sendsam — Results of blood analysis to be sent to GP
- sex — Sex
- sfbath — Does health limit bathing or dressing?
- sfbend — Does health limit bending, kneeling or stooping?
- sfcalm — How much felt calm and peaceful?
- sfcarful — Didn't do work as carefully as usual as result of emotional problems?
- sfcomp — General health compared to one year now
- sfcut — Cut down time on work as result of health?
- sfd1phys — (D) SF36 Physical functioning
- sfd2rolp — (D) SF36 Role-physical
- sfd3pain — (D) SF36 Bodily pain
- sfd4gen — (D) SF36 General health
- sfd5vit — (D) SF36 Vitality
- sfd6soc — (D) SF36 Social functioning
- sfd7role — (D) SF36 Role-emotional
- sfd8ment — (D) SF36 Mental health
- sfdump — How much felt down in the dumps?
- sfener — How much have a lot of energy?
- sfexcel — Health is excellent
- sfhappy — How much been a happy person?
- sfhlthy — Am as healthy as anybody I know
- sfill — Seem to get ill more easily than other people
- sfless — Accomplished less as result of health?
- sflesse — Accomplished less as result of emotional problems?
- sflife — How much feel full of life?
- sflift — Does health limit lifting?
- sflimit — Limited in kind of work as result of health?
- sflow — How much felt down-hearted and low?
- sfmode — Does health limit moderate activities?
- sfnerv — How much been a very nervous person?
- sfpaina — Bodily pain in past 4 weeks
- sfpainb — How much did pain interfere with your normal work?
- sfrun — Does health limit vigorous activities?
- sfsoc — Health or emotional problems interfered with social activities?
- sfstaira — Does health limit climbing several flights of stairs?
- sfstairb — Does health limit climbing one flight of stairs?
- sfstat — General health
- sftired — How much feel tired?
- sfvisit — Health or emotional problems interfered with social activities?
- sfwlka — Does health limit walking more than a mile?
- sfwlkb — Does health limit walking half a mile?
- sfwlkc — Does health limit walking one hundred yards?
- sfworke — Cut down time on work as result of emotional problems?
- sfworkp — Difficulty performing the work as result of health?
- sfworn — How much feel worn out?
- sfwors — Expect my health to get worse
- shandy — How often drink shandy
- shandyq — Amount of shandy usually drank per day (1/2 pints)
- sherry — How often drink sherry
- sherryq — Amount of sherry drunk on any one day
- sic — SIC code
- skage — Age when began
- skitc — Ever itchy skin
- slesk — Disturbed sleep in last year
- sletw — Sleep disturbed in last twelve months
- smokecig — Ever smoked cigarettes (current non-smokers)
- smokenow — Whether smokes cigarettes now
- smokereg — Whether smoked cigarettes regularly
- smoketry — Tried to stop smoking due to health condition
- smokever — Whether ever smoked
- smoknowe — Whether smokes cigarettes now
- smokprg — Smoked since pregnant
- smokrege — Ever smoked regularly
- smokst3 — (D) overall exposure to cigarette smoke
- smokyrs — No. of years smoked
- sndrsam — Results of blood analysis to be sent to respondent
- snemlee — Self-employed: no employees
- snemplee — Self-employed how many employee?
- sobag — Shortness of breath walking with peers on level
- sobag1 — Shortness of breath walking w/peers on level ground
- sobup — Shortness of breath hurrying on level/slight hill
- soc — SOC code
- soce — soc code
- solev — Stop for breath when walking on level ground
- sowak — Woken at night by shortness of breath
- span — (D) Mean span - valid cases
- span1 — First demi-span measurement
- span2 — Second demi-span measurement
- spang — (D) Demi-span grouped
- spanok — (D) Whether demi-span measured valid
- spanrel1 — Measure reliable
- spanrel2 — Measure reliable
- speke — Speech affected by wheezing/whistling
- spirits — How often drink spirits
- spiritsq — Amount of spirits usually drank per day
- spirno — Spirometer no.
- spnc1 — Standing against the wall
- spnc2 — Standing not against the wall
- spnc3 — Sitting
- spnc4 — Lying down
- spnc5 — Demi-span measured on left arm due to unsuitable right arm
- spnm — Respondent position when demi-span measurement
- startsmk — Age when started smoking
- storb — Whether serum stored for future analysis
- storedta — Whether EDTA stored for future analysis
- stppreg — Stopped smoking due to pregnancy
- supervie — Whether supervisor
- sysbp2 — (D) Mean systolic BP - grouped (8)
- telephon — Whether has telephone
- tertile — (D) children's height tertile
- tertile1 — (D) Childrens Weight Tertile
- thirddia — Third diastolic reading (mmHg)
- thirdmap — Third MAP reading (mmHg)
- thirdpul — Third pulse reading (bpm)
- thirdsys — Third systolic reading (mmHg)
- tigequal — Total IGE serum quality
- tnurb — Time interview began
- totcigal — (D) Number of cigarettes per week
- totige — Total IGE result
- totigeok — (D) response to total IgE sample
- totpers — (D) Number of persons in household
- tphone — Whether number given for future contact
- trtim00 — Times treated by GP in last 12 months
- trtim01 — Times treated by GP nurse in last 12 months
- trtim02 — Times treated by school/District nurse in last 12 months
- trtim03 — Times treated at A&E in last 12 months
- trtim04 — Times treated by outpatients doctor in last 12 months
- trtim05 — Times treated by other specialist doctor in last 12 months
- trtimw — Times treated on hospital ward as day patient
- trtward — Treatment on ward but no overnight stay in last 12 months
- trtwh — Which ones
- trtwhc1 — A general practitioner (GP)
- trtwhc2 — Nurse at GP surgery/Health centre
- trtwhc3 — Community, School or District Nurse
- trtwhc4 — Hospital casualty/Accident and Emergency department
- trtwhc5 — Consultant/Specialist or other doctor at hospital outpatients
- trtwhc6 — Consultant/Specialist or other doctor elsewhere
- trtwhc7 — Homeopath
- trtwhc8 — Acupuncturist
- trtwhc9 — Other alternative medicine professional
- trtwze — Treatment/advice received for asthma/wheezing (CARD)
- tsat1 — Technique satisfactory (1st)
- tsat2 — Technique satisfactory (2nd blow)
- tsat3 — Technique satisfactory (3rd blow)
- tsat4 — Technique satisfactory
- tsat5 — Technique satisfactory (5th blow)
- twewz — Wheezing or Whistling in last twelve months
- twewz2 — (D) Wheezed in the last 12 months
- twewze — Wheezing or whistling last 12 months
- twitc — Itchy skin in last year
- twitc2 — (D) Itchy skin in last year
- urbrur — Urban/Rural Area
- vismon — Date of interview, month
- visyr — Date of interview, year
- vitamin — Taking vitamins/mineral to improve health
- weight — Respondent's weight (Kg)
- whytt — Reason why stopped drinking
- wine — How often drink wine
- wineq — Amount of wine drunk on any one day
- wkdrnk — (D) 13-15 - any drink in last 7 days ?
- wkndsmke — Number of cigarettes per day smoked on weekends
- wkndsmok — No. of cigarettes smoked at weekends
- woabs — Work days lost due to wheezing in last year
- wtadult — Weight of adult on own
- wtchad — Weight of adult holding child
- wtgm — (D) Grouped weight variable - men
- wtgw — (D) Grouped weight variable - women
- wtmacc — (D) major accident weight
- wtok — (D) Whether weight measure is valid
- wtpet — What pets
- wtpetc1 — Dog
- wtpetc2 — Cat
- wtpetc3 — Bird
- wtpetc4 — Other furry pets
- wtpetc5 — Other
- yinta — Date of interview, year
- yintb — Date of interview, year
- yinte — Year of interview
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