EXDSWMHR
Doctor recommended method of checking swimming: Heart rate
Codes and Frequencies
An 'X' indicates the category is available for that sample
| Code | Label |
91
|
|---|---|---|
| 0 | NIU | X |
| 1 | Not mentioned | X |
| 2 | Mentioned | X |
| 9 | Unknown | X |
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Description
For sample persons age 18 and older whose last routine check-up was less than 1 year ago and whose doctor recommended beginning or continuing swimming laps or doing water exercises, EXDSWMHR reports if the person's doctor or other health professional recommended that he/she should measure heart rates or pulse as a method to determine how hard he/she should swim laps or do water exercises.
Universe
- 1991: Sample persons age 18+ whose last routine check-up was less than 1 year ago and whose doctor recommended beginning or continuing swimming.
Availability
- 1991
Survey Text
| 1991 |
1991
Survey form
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Hand card M1. Read all categories if telephone interview. Mark all that apply.
CARD M1
CARD M1
0. No recommendation was made
1. Measure heart rate or pulse
2. Pay attention to rate or depth of breathing
3. Told to work up a sweat
4. Measure the distance or speed of walking/cycling/swimming, etc.
5. The talk test -- exercising to the level that talking is difficult
8. Other
1. Measure heart rate or pulse
2. Pay attention to rate or depth of breathing
3. Told to work up a sweat
4. Measure the distance or speed of walking/cycling/swimming, etc.
5. The talk test -- exercising to the level that talking is difficult
8. Other
d. Which of these ways, if any, did the doctor or other health professional recommend to check how hard you should exercise?
(4) Swimming laps or water exercises
0[] No rec.
1[] Heart
2[] Breath
3[] Sweat
4[] Distance/speed
5[] Talk
8[] Other
1[] Heart
2[] Breath
3[] Sweat
4[] Distance/speed
5[] Talk
8[] Other
Weights
- 1991 : SAMPWEIGHT