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DRMYR
Had dermatitis, eczema, or other skin rash, past 12 months

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Description

For sample adults age 18 and over, DRMYR indicates that the person had dermatitis, eczema, or any other red, inflamed skin rash in the past 12 months.

 

The field representatives manual reports that questions on dermatitis were part of a set of "three health conditions and the possible connections between those conditions and the jobs held by sample adults." The other conditions reported were Asthma (such as a smoker's asthma, bronchial asthma, allergic asthma) and Carpal tunnel syndrome (a condition affecting the wrist and hand).

The manual also goes onto say that "When collecting job and industry information, it is very important that you carefully enter the correct information about the name and type of business and the kind of work one is/was doing. This information will be filled in the text of several questions throughout the supplement."

Related Variables

Sample adults who acknowledged having dermatitis were asked a series of follow-up questions.

 

The variables associated with these questions include:

Part of body affected by dermatitis. For a complete list of parts of body see, (DRMPARTHAND) What body part affected...hands
(DRMDEV) Ever seen doctor/health prof for skin condition
Whether the dermatitis was work related, and if so at which job. For a complete list of work related dermatitis variables see, (DRMWKRETOLD) Ever been told skin condition work-related
(DRMWKCFILEV) Ever filed for workers' comp for skin condition
(DRMWKCGOTEV) Ever received workers' comp for skin condition
(DRMWLDAYR) Number of work loss days due to skin conditions in past 12 months
(DRMWKCHANYR) Changed work activities in past 12 months due to skin conditions

Comparability

There are no comparability problems with DRMYR.

Universe

  • 2010: Sample adults age 18+.

Availability

  • 2010

Weights