Table 2. Bivariate Analysis: Women

Variable	People (n)	People Who Were Screened (%)	Crude OR	95% CI
Individual characteristics
Age (years)
19–24	228	11.0	0.048	0.022–0.11
25–34	513	11.9	0.054	0.026–0.11
35–44	624	22.3	0.11	0.056–0.22
45–54	657	44.9	0.32	0.16–0.63
55–64	337	67.3	0.81	0.40–1.6
65–74	110	79.8	1.5	0.69–3.5
≥75	43	72.1	Reference
Antiepileptic medications
Yes	696	41.8	1.6	1.3–1.9
No	1811	31.5	Reference
Proton Pump Inhibitor
Yes	388	44.9	1.7	1.4–2.1
No	2119	32.5	Reference
Vitamin D
Yes	406	63.3	4.3	3.4–5.3
No	2101	28.8	Reference
Depo-Provera use
Yes	132	40.2	1.3	0.91–1.9
No	2375	34.1	Reference
Menstruation
Yes	1527	19.9	0.18	0.15–0.22
No	810	57.7	Reference
Special positioning
Yes	110	40.0	1.3	0.86–1.9
No	2211	34.3	Reference
Ambulation
Any assistance needed	801	46.3	2.1	1.8–2.5
Independent	1665	28.8	Reference
History of fracture
Yes	313	47.9	1.9	1.5–2.4
No	2194	32.5	Reference
Cooperates with exams
Uncooperative	1055	35.0	1.0	0.89–1.2
Cooperative	1452	34.0	Reference
Thyroid abnormalities
Yes	539	43.4	1.6	1.3–2.0
No	1968	31.9	Reference
Down syndrome
Yes	295	28.1	0.72	0.55–0.94
No	2212	35.2	Reference
Diet texture
Unusual	546	46.7	2.0	1.6–2.4
Normal	1930	30.9	Reference
Interpersonal characteristics
Guardian
Yes	1563	35.7	1.2	0.98–1.4
No	944	32.2	Reference
Received a flu shot during the time period studied
Yes	1621	40.4	2.2	1.8–2.7
No	886	23.4	Reference
Organizational characteristics
Residential setting
24-hour support	1570	39.2	1.8	1.5–2.2
<24-hr support	937	26.3	Reference
Nursing-supported care coordination
Yes	930	36.3	1.2	0.98–1.4
No	1497	32.9	Reference