Self-reported health status
Ever been told you had hypertension
Ever been told you had high cholesterol
Ever been told you had asthma
Still have asthma
Past 12 months, asthma attack
Ever been told you had cancer
Ever been told you had coronary heart disease
Ever been told you had angina, also called angina pectoris
Ever been told you had a heart attack, also called myocardial infarction
Ever been told you had prediabetes
Ever been told you had gestational diabetes
Ever been told you had diabetes
Best action for sudden facial drooping
Best action for sudden one-sided arm/leg numbness or weakness
Best action for sudden slurred or garbled speech
Best action for cramping or locking of muscles of hand or fingers
Best action for sudden trouble walking, dizziness, or loss of balance
Best action for sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes
Best action for burning feeling during urination and cloudy urine
Best action for observing a stroke
Ever been told you had a stroke
Seen another person having a stroke
Have close friends or relatives who have had a stroke
Had job: First responder, including as a firefighter, paramedic, or EMT
Had job: Medical doctor
Had job: Nurse, including as a registered nurse or nurse practitioner
Had job: Aide in a hospital, assisted living facility, or other nursing facility
Had job: Other healthcare professional
Had job: None of these
Heard of the FAST acronym for recognizing stroke symptoms
Ever smoked at least 100 cigarettes in entire life
How often now smoke cigarettes
Ever used an e-cigarette even once in entire life
How often now use e-cigarettes
Ever smoked a regular cigar, cigarillo, or a little filtered cigar even one time
How often now smoke regular cigars, cigarillos, or little filtered cigars
Past 30 days, number of cigar smoking days
Ever used smokeless tobacco products even one time
How often now use smokeless tobacco products
Past 12 months, received any health care
During health care visits, asked if family could afford enough food
Ever answered worried food would run out
Ever answered purchased food didn't last and didn't have money for more
During health care visits, provided information on food pantry, food bank and other places that provides free food
During health care visits, provided information on home-delivered free meals
During health care visits, provided information on a food assistance program
DERIVED: Received information on food services or assistance
During or after health care visits, was assisted in signing up for food pantry, food bank or other places that provide free food
During or after health care visits, was assisted in signing up for home-delivered free meals service
During or after health care visits, was assisted in signing up for a food assistance program
DERIVED: Received help initiating food services or assistance
During or after health care visits, was assisted in signing up for a fruit and vegetable prescription program
Used the coupons/gift card from a fruit and vegetable prescription program
During or after health care visits, was assisted in signing up for medically tailored meals/groceries
Used medically tailored meals or groceries offered to you
Time since you last saw doctor about your health
RECODE: Doctor visit in past 12 months
Was this a wellness visit, physical, or general purpose check-up
Time since last wellness visit
Have a usual place you go to for health care
Type of place for usual care
RECODE: Past 12 months, number of retail health clinic visits - topcoded
RECODE: Past 12 months, number of urgent care visits - topcoded
RECODE: Urgent care center visit in past 12 months
RECODE: Past 12 months, number of hospital emergency room visits - topcoded
Past 12 months, hospitalized overnight
Past 12 months, had a telehealth appointment
Past 12 months, delayed medical care due to cost
Past 12 months, did not get medical care due to cost
RECODE: Did not receive care due to cost in past 12 months
Past 12 months, had flu vaccine
Month of last flu vaccine
Year of last flu vaccine
Ever had pneumonia shot
How long since last pap smear
Ever had an HPV test
Preference for self-administered HPV test
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: privacy
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: less embarrassing
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: less painful
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: less stressful
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: more convenient
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: more in control
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: don't like physical exams by doctors or nurses
Benefit of doing a self-administered HPV test: another benefit
Concern about self-administered HPV test: might do it wrong
Concern about self-administered HPV test: embarrassed doing it myself
Concern about self-administered HPV test: pain or injury
Concern about self-administered HPV test: less accurate results
Concern about self-administered HPV test: another concern
Location preference for self-administered HPV test
Prefer at home HPV test: more convenient
Prefer at home HPV test: privacy
Prefer at home HPV test: take it on own time
Prefer at home HPV test: hard to get to a clinic or doctor's office
Prefer at home HPV test: more comfortable at home
Prefer at home HPV test: don't like going to the doctor
Prefer at home HPV test: another reason
Prefer in-clinic HPV test: do not want to use mail for medical tests
Prefer in-clinic HPV test: other people I live with may find out
Prefer in-clinic HPV test: doctor's office would be a cleaner place
Prefer in-clinic HPV test: staff would be available to help me or answer questions
Prefer in-clinic HPV test: have to go to the doctor anyway
Prefer in-clinic HPV test: another reason
Difficulty doing errands alone due to physical, mental, or emotional condition
Difficulty participating in social activities due to physical, mental, or emotional condition
RECODE: Difficulty participating in social activities due to physical, mental, or emotional condition
Work limited due to physical, mental, or emotional problem
DERIVED: Any social/work limitation
Past 12 months, you or family have problems paying medical bills
Inability to pay current medical bills
If get sick or have accident, how worried about ability to pay medical bills
Ever eaten deer or elk meat
Ever gone hunting for deer or elk
RECODE: Age when first time hunting for deer or elk - topcoded and bottomcoded
Frequency of deer or elk hunting since first time
Since 2000, hunted deer or elk in CO, WY, or NE
Since 2000, harvested any deer or elk while hunting in CO, WY, or NE
Since 2005, hunted for deer or elk in SD, WI, IL, UT, NM, KS, WV, or NY
Since 2005, harvested any deer or elk while hunting in SD, WI, IL, UT, NM, KS, WV, or NY
Since 2010, hunted for deer or elk in VA or ND
Since 2010, harvested any deer or elk while hunting in VA or ND
Since 2015, hunted for deer or elk in MN, MD, MO, PA, TX, IA, or MI
Since 2015, harvested any deer or elk while hunting in MN, MD, MO, PA, TX, IA, or MI
Since 2020, hunted for deer or elk in AR, MT, MS, TN, or OH
Since 2020, harvested any deer or elk while hunting in AR, MT, MS, TN, or OH
Past 12 months, hunted for deer or elk in ID, AL, LA, NC, OK, FL, KY, IN, or CA
Past 12 months, harvested any deer or elk while hunting in ID, AL, LA, NC, OK, FL, KY, IN, or CA
DERIVED: Hunted a deer or elk in a state where chronic wasting disease was identified
DERIVED: Harvested a deer or elk in a state where chronic wasting disease was identified
Since 2000, processed deer or elk meat myself
Since 2000, someone I know processed the deer or elk meat
Since 2000, took the meat to a commercial meat processor
Since 2000, donated the whole animal to a charity
Since 2000, did something else
Ever heard of chronic wasting disease, also called zombie deer disease
Prior knowledge about chronic wasting disease
Concern about eating untested deer/elk meat from a chronic wasting disease area
Concern about eating deer/elk meat that tested positive for chronic wasting disease
Concern about chronic wasting disease affecting human health
Last week worked for pay at job or business
Had a job/business last week but temporarily absent
Main reason not working for pay last week
DERIVED: Worked last week
Insurance coverage: Self/family member employer, union
Insurance coverage: Self/family member purchased directly
Insurance coverage: Medicare
Insurance coverage: Medicaid or government assistance plan
Insurance coverage: TRICARE or other military
Insurance coverage: VA health care
Insurance coverage: Indian Health Service
Insurance coverage: Any other
Private insurance, Other/Unknown Source
Other health insurance reported
DERIVED: Health Insurance Status
Now married, living with a partner, or neither
Ever been married
Current legal marital status
Widowed, divorced or separated
DERIVED: Current Marriage Status - 2 levels
DERIVED: Current marital status
DERIVED: Legal marital status
Past 12 months, volunteer activities
Past 12 months, activities at schools or youth organizations
Past 12 months, attend local public meeting
Vote in last local elections
DERIVED: Civic engagement including volunteering
Worried food would run out before got money to buy more
Food bought did not last, no money to buy more
Couldn't afford to eat balanced meals
Last 30 days, cut meal size or skipped meals
Last 30 days, number of days cut meal size or skipped meals
Last 30 days, ate less than felt should
Last 30 days, hungry but didn't eat
Last 30 days, lost weight because not enough food
Last 30 days, didn't eat for a whole day
Last 30 days, number of days didn't eat whole day
DERIVED: Food Security Scale 4 category recode
Speak language other than English at home
Language used most often when watching television, reading news, or listening to radio
Language used most often when seeing a doctor
Language used most often when participating in social activities
DERIVED: Race/ethnicity
Access to internet
Access to internet from home
Past 12 months, use internet to look for health or medical information
Past 12 months, use internet to communicate with doctor/doctor's office
Past 12 months, use internet to look up medical test results
At least one telephone inside home, not cell phone
Have a working cell phone
Live with anyone with a working cell phone
Paradata: Date the survey was started
Paradata: Date the survey was completed
Respondent Survey ID
Paradata: Panel Provider
Paradata: Language of interview
Paradata: Outcome code
Panel Profile: Numeric Household Size Recode, capped at 6+
Panel Profile: Age Recode - 12 levels
Panel Profile: Respondent's sex
Panel Profile: Education recode - 3 levels
Imputation flag for panel profile variable: <P_EDUCATION_I_R>
Paradata: Whether the survey was completed in a single session
Paradata: Number of reminders sent
Paradata: Device used to complete survey (web only)
Paradata: Mode of interview
Paradata: Number of times the questionnaire was accessed/login attempts (web)
Panel Profile: Poverty Status Recode (ratio of household income to the federal poverty level) - 3 levels
Panel Profile: Poverty Status Recode (ratio of household income to the federal poverty level) - 4 levels
Panel Profile: Current Employment Status
Panel Profile: Employment Status Recode - 2 Levels
Calibration Variable: IMPUTED: Panel Metropolitan Status derived from FIPS
Imputation flag for profile variable: <CAL_METRO_I>
Panel Profile: 4-level region
Panel Profile: Home Ownership Recode - 2 levels
Panel Profile: Are you a US citizen
Panel Profile: Have you ever served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces, military Reserves, or National Guard
Panel Profile: Is respondent US born
Panel Profile: Sexual Orientation
Panel Variable: Panel provider 1 weight calibrated to NHIS control totals
Panel Variable: Panel provider 2 weight calibrated to NHIS control totals
Final combined weight calibrated to NHIS control totals
Panel Sample Strata
Panel PSU