Table 4

 Logistic regression models of injury risk and activity/participation limitations

VariableModel 1†Model 2‡Model 3§
OR95% CI*OR95% CI*OR95% CI*
*95% confidence intervals.
†Univariate logistic regression model (injury  =  dependent variable).
‡Multivariable logistic regression model by controlling for confounding variables that were statistically significant variables in univariate models (gender, age, and marital status).
§Multivariable logistic regression model by controlling for confounding variables that were statistically significant variables (gender, age, and marital status) and non-significant variables (race, education, poverty, and residence area) in univariate models.
¶Reference group.
**Classified using United States Department of Health and Human Services 2000 poverty guidelines.
Limitation status
    Severe limitations2.191.25 to 3.813.632.03 to 6.473.721.94 to 7.14
    Moderate limitations1.501.04 to 2.161.741.20 to 2.531.871.25 to 2.77
    No limitationsRef¶RefRef
Gender
    Male1.491.11 to 2.011.661.20 to 2.29
    FemaleRefRef
Age (years)
    18–243.111.60 to 6.043.321.59 to 6.96
    25–241.680.96 to 2.921.400.75 to 2.60
    35–441.921.13 to 3.271.760.97 to 3.19
    45–541.560.94 to 2.891.450.77 to 2.73
    55–641.190.64 to 2.231.420.72 to 2.79
    65+RefRef
Marital status
    Married/unmarried coupleRefRef
    Divorced/separated/widowed0.920.65 to 1.320.910.62 to 1.34
    Single, never married1.40.91 to 2.161.580.99 to 2.50
Race/ethnicity
    White non-Hispanic1.890.88 to 4.06
    White Hispanic2.190.92 to 5.25
    Black2.440.77 to 7.74
    OtherRef
Education
    Less than high school0.700.35 to 1.40
    High school graduate0.990.68 to 1.43
    Some collegeRef
Poverty**
    Yes0.850.45 to 1.52
    NoRef
Area of residence
    UrbanRef
    Rural1.230.92 to 1.64