Multiple Year (2006 ~ 2010) Child Asthma Call-back Survey Prevalence Tables

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TABLE 2. Estimated percent of active¹ and inactive² asthma status among children³ ever diagnosed with asthma by state/territory – BRFSS Asthma Call-back Survey, United States, 2006-2010
State/Territory	Sample size^±	Active				Inactive
State/Territory	Sample size^±	Sample size	%	SE^§	95% CI^†	Sample size	%	SE	95% CI
Arizona	198	150	73.6	5.1	(63.6 – 83.6)	48	26.4	5.1	(16.4 – 36.4)
California	277	215	77.6	3.5	(70.7 – 84.5)	62	22.4	3.5	(15.5 – 29.3)
Connecticut	549	429	77.9	2.2	(73.6 – 82.2)	120	22.1	2.2	(17.8 – 26.4)
District of Columbia	181	149	83.7	3.7	(76.4 – 91.0)	32	16.3	3.7	(9.0 – 23.6)
Georgia	545	418	78.3	2.2	(74.0 – 82.6)	127	21.7	2.2	(17.4 – 26.0)
Hawaii	697	454	67.1	2.3	(62.6 – 71.6)	243	32.9	2.3	(28.4 – 37.4)
Illinois	258	200	81.2	3.1	(75.1 – 87.3)	58	18.8	3.1	(12.7 – 24.9)
Indiana	500	398	81.5	2.2	(77.2 – 85.8)	102	18.5	2.2	(14.2 – 22.8)
Iowa	374	282	77.5	2.5	(72.6 – 82.4)	92	22.5	2.5	(17.6 – 27.4)
Kansas	827	677	83.7	1.6	(80.6 – 86.8)	150	16.3	1.6	(13.2 – 19.4)
Louisiana	161	122	77.8	3.6	(70.7 – 84.9)	39	22.2	3.6	(15.1 – 29.3)
Maine	437	344	77.9	2.5	(73.0 – 82.8)	93	22.1	2.5	(17.2 – 27.0)
Maryland	624	478	79.3	2.0	(75.4 – 83.2)	146	20.7	2.0	(16.8 – 24.6)
Massachusetts	419	323	79.0	2.8	(73.5 – 84.5)	96	21.0	2.8	(15.5 – 26.5)
Michigan	680	548	81.2	2.2	(76.9 – 85.5)	132	18.8	2.2	(14.5 – 23.1)
Mississippi	112	95	90.1	2.6	(85.0 – 95.2)	17	9.9	2.6	(4.8 – 15.0)
Missouri	327	259	78.2	3.2	(71.9 – 84.5)	68	21.8	3.2	(15.5 – 28.1)
Montana	340	259	75.3	3.3	(68.8 – 81.8)	81	24.7	3.3	(18.2 – 31.2)
Nebraska	717	552	77.9	2.5	(73.0 – 82.8)	165	22.1	2.5	(17.2 – 27.0)
New Hampshire	232	178	79.3	2.7	(74.0 – 84.6)	54	20.7	2.7	(15.4 – 26.0)
New Jersey	458	350	73.2	3.4	(66.5 – 79.9)	108	26.8	3.4	(20.1 – 33.5)
New Mexico	355	269	79.1	2.7	(73.8 – 84.4)	86	20.9	2.7	(15.6 – 26.2)
New York	443	347	81.8	2.2	(77.5 – 86.1)	96	18.2	2.2	(13.9 – 22.5)
North Dakota	160	124	80.5	3.3	(74.0 – 87.0)	36	19.5	3.3	(13.0 – 26.0)
Ohio	346	266	74.7	4.0	(66.9 – 82.5)	80	25.3	4.0	(17.5 – 33.1)
Oklahoma	335	264	80.8	2.5	(75.9 – 85.7)	71	19.2	2.5	(14.3 – 24.1)
Oregon	331	229	73.5	2.7	(68.2 – 78.8)	102	26.5	2.7	(21.2 – 31.8)
Pennsylvania	209	158	80.4	3.6	(73.3 – 87.5)	51	19.6	3.6	(12.5 – 26.7)
Rhode Island	237	189	79.1	3.6	(72.0 – 86.2)	48	20.9	3.6	(13.8 – 28.0)
Texas	780	576	73.8	2.6	(68.7 – 78.9)	204	26.2	2.6	(21.1 – 31.3)
Utah	573	426	74.7	2.4	(70.0 – 79.4)	147	25.3	2.4	(20.6 – 30.0)
Vermont	597	450	76.7	1.9	(73.0 – 80.4)	147	23.3	1.9	(19.6 – 27.0)
Virginia	142	101	67.6	6.5	(54.9 – 80.3)	41	32.4	6.5	(19.7 – 45.1)
Washington	594	399	64.9	2.6	(59.8 – 70.0)	195	35.1	2.6	(30.0 – 40.2)
West Virginia	274	224	84.3	2.3	(79.8 – 88.8)	50	15.7	2.3	(11.2 – 20.2)
Wisconsin	273	207	73.1	3.7	(65.8 – 80.4)	66	26.9	3.7	(19.6 – 34.2)
36 state total	14,562	11,109	77.4	0.8	(75.8 – 79.0)	3,453	22.6	0.8	(21.0 – 24.2)
Median			78.1				22.0
Range			64.9-90.1				9.9-35.1

¹ Reported any of the following during the past year: asthma medication use, asthma symptoms, or MD visits for asthma

² Reported none of the following during the past year: asthma medication use, asthma symptoms, or MD visits for asthma

³ Aged < 18 years

^± Sample size is for multiple years of participation. Responses of “Don’t Know” and “Refused” are excluded.

^§ Standard error

^† Confidence interval

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