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Appendix A

Table A–3.   Prevalence of Self–Reported Cholesterol Screening Among the Total U.S. Population, by State,  BRFSS, 2001 and 2003 Combined*

State

Respondents

%

95% C.I.

Alabama

5919

73.0

71.7–74.2

Alaska

5268

68.9

67.2–70.6

Arizona

6254

71.1

69.4–72.7

Arkansas

6826

69.6

68.4–70.9

California

8581

71.5

70.4–72.6

Colorado

5885

71.5

70.2–72.8

Connecticut

12493

78.5

77.6–79.4

Delaware

7347

77.8

76.5–79.0

District of Columbia

3744

81.2

79.6–82.7

Florida

9356

77.0

75.7–78.2

Georgia

11602

75.5

74.4–76.5

Hawaii

8599

73.3

72.1–74.5

Idaho

9412

66.5

65.4–67.5

Illinois

7249

70.5

69.3–71.7

Indiana

9131

71.7

70.0–72.7

Iowa

8308

70.0

68.9–71.2

Kansas

8821

70.3

69.3–71.4

Kentucky

14483

72.7

71.6–73.8

Louisiana

9634

72.3

71.3–73.3

Maine

4610

75.5

74.0–76.9

Maryland

8529

78.6

77.5–79.7

Massachusetts

15466

80.9

80.1–81.6

Michigan

7107

74.1

72.9–75.2

Minnesota

7549

75.6

74.6–76.7

Mississippi

7059

70.6

69.4–71.8

Missouri

8114

70.9

69.6–72.2

Montana

7136

68.2

66.8–69.7

Nebraska

8353

66.7

65.6–67.9

Nevada

5347

69.3

67.6–71.0

New Hampshire

8740

77.5

76.5–78.5

New Jersey

16633

77.9

77.1–78.8

New Mexico

8865

67.9

66.8–69.1

New York

9048

76.2

75.1–77.3

North Carolina

15074

74.7

73.5–75.8

North Dakota

5323

69.8

68.5–71.1

Ohio

6951

72.0

70.8–73.3

Oklahoma

11637

70.6

69.6–71.7

Oregon

6283

68.4

67.1–69.6

Pennsylvania

7070

73.7

72.5–74.8

Rhode Island

7829

80.7

79.5–81.8

South Carolina

8768

77.8

76.7–78.9

South Dakota

9994

68.7

67.7–69.6

Tennessee

5320

72.0

70.6–73.4

Texas

11565

70.3

69.4–71.2

Utah

7391

69.2

68.0–70.5

Vermont

8241

75.4

74.4–76.5

Virginia

8065

76.2

75.0–77.5

Washington

22014

71.3

70.5–72.1

West Virginia

6208

74.2

73.0–75.5

Wisconsin

7206

72.5

71.3–73.7

Wyoming

6829

72.1

70.9–73.2

National Average

443236

73.3

73.1–73.6

* Data are based on "yes" responses to the following BRFSS question: "Have you ever had your blood cholesterol checked?" Data are for adults >18 years, are age–adjusted to the 2000 U.S. population, and are weighted for the probability of sampling.
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Date last reviewed: 05/12/2006
Content source: Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

 
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