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World Health Survey 2003

Slovak Republic, 2003
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SVK_2003_WHS_v01_M
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Name of sibling (q5104)

Data file: WHS-Slovakia_F7

Overview

Valid: 5183
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Start: 11
End: 12
Width: 2
Range: -
Format: character

Questions and instructions

Question pretext
If 2 or more births, continue here, starting with eldest child.
Literal question
Name
Categories
Value Category Cases
04 5
0.1%
1 3
0.1%
AD 9
0.2%
AG 8
0.2%
AL 48
0.9%
AM 1
0%
AN 111
2.1%
AR 5
0.1%
AT 1
0%
AU 2
0%
Ad 23
0.4%
Ag 4
0.1%
Al 80
1.5%
Am 5
0.1%
An 224
4.3%
Ap 1
0%
Ar 6
0.1%
At 1
0%
Au 5
0.1%
BA 3
0.1%
BE 11
0.2%
BI 2
0%
BL 4
0.1%
BO 11
0.2%
BR 2
0%
BY 1
0%
Ba 2
0%
Be 15
0.3%
Bi 2
0%
Bl 3
0.1%
Bo 18
0.3%
Br 17
0.3%
CE 2
0%
CS 1
0%
CY 6
0.1%
Ce 1
0%
Cl 1
0%
Cy 1
0%
DA 31
0.6%
DE 3
0.1%
DI 3
0.1%
DO 2
0%
DR 1
0%
DU 10
0.2%
Da 85
1.6%
De 4
0.1%
Di 3
0.1%
Do 9
0.2%
Dr 2
0%
Du 39
0.8%
Dá 9
0.2%
ED 7
0.1%
EL 16
0.3%
EM 18
0.3%
ER 12
0.2%
EU 4
0.1%
EV 37
0.7%
Ed 20
0.4%
El 36
0.7%
Em 53
1%
Er 26
0.5%
Es 2
0%
Eu 5
0.1%
Ev 72
1.4%
FE 8
0.2%
FR 19
0.4%
Fi 6
0.1%
Fl 1
0%
Fr 52
1%
GA 11
0.2%
GE 1
0%
GI 3
0.1%
GU 2
0%
Ga 42
0.8%
Ge 2
0%
Gi 3
0.1%
HA 2
0%
HE 32
0.6%
Ha 8
0.2%
He 60
1.2%
Hi 2
0%
Hu 1
0%
Hy 2
0%
IG 4
0.1%
IL 2
0%
IM 4
0.1%
IN 3
0.1%
IR 10
0.2%
IV 30
0.6%
Ib 1
0%
Id 3
0.1%
Ig 9
0.2%
Il 3
0.1%
Im 6
0.1%
In 12
0.2%
Ir 16
0.3%
Iv 67
1.3%
Iz 2
0%
JA 148
2.9%
JI 6
0.1%
JO 80
1.5%
JU 34
0.7%
Ja 159
3.1%
Je 1
0%
Ji 2
0%
Jo 173
3.3%
Ju 61
1.2%
Já 106
2%
Jú 13
0.3%
KA 27
0.5%
KL 1
0%
KV 2
0%
Ka 102
2%
Kl 11
0.2%
Ko 2
0%
Kr 12
0.2%
Kv 2
0%
LA 20
0.4%
LE 10
0.2%
LI 4
0.1%
LO 1
0%
LU 60
1.2%
LY 5
0.1%
La 35
0.7%
Le 16
0.3%
Li 3
0.1%
Lj 1
0%
Lu 85
1.6%
Lí 4
0.1%
Ló 1
0%
Lý 7
0.1%
MA 229
4.4%
ME 1
0%
MI 98
1.9%
MO 10
0.2%
Ma 294
5.7%
Mi 222
4.3%
Mo 38
0.7%
Má 178
3.4%
NA 3
0.1%
NO 5
0.1%
Na 7
0.1%
Ni 2
0%
No 6
0.1%
OL 8
0.2%
ON 14
0.3%
OS 2
0%
OT 4
0.1%
Ol 28
0.5%
On 20
0.4%
Os 2
0%
Ot 6
0.1%
O¾ 5
0.1%
PA 21
0.4%
PE 61
1.2%
PR 1
0%
Pa 85
1.6%
Pe 121
2.3%
Ph 1
0%
Pr 1
0%
R 1
0%
RA 15
0.3%
RE 7
0.1%
RI 5
0.1%
RO 21
0.4%
RU 8
0.2%
Ra 19
0.4%
Re 12
0.2%
Ri 5
0.1%
Ro 23
0.4%
Ru 17
0.3%
Ró 12
0.2%
SA 1
0%
SE 1
0%
SI 4
0.1%
SL 11
0.2%
SO 1
0%
ST 55
1.1%
SV 1
0%
SY 1
0%
SZ 1
0%
Sa 6
0.1%
Se 1
0%
Si 19
0.4%
Sl 13
0.3%
So 10
0.2%
St 40
0.8%
Sv 1
0%
Sy 4
0.1%
TA 10
0.2%
TE 11
0.2%
TI 10
0.2%
TO 9
0.2%
Ta 11
0.2%
Te 13
0.3%
Th 1
0%
Ti 11
0.2%
To 19
0.4%
Tá 1
0%
VA 10
0.2%
VE 8
0.2%
VI 48
0.9%
VL 33
0.6%
VO 3
0.1%
Va 23
0.4%
Ve 23
0.4%
Vi 48
0.9%
Vl 56
1.1%
Vo 9
0.2%
WA 1
0%
YD 1
0%
YO 1
0%
ZA 1
0%
ZD 11
0.2%
ZE 1
0%
ZL 6
0.1%
ZO 3
0.1%
ZU 35
0.7%
Za 1
0%
Zd 15
0.3%
Ze 1
0%
Zi 1
0%
Zl 7
0.1%
Zo 8
0.2%
Zu 93
1.8%
an 1
0%
eR 1
0%
já 2
0%
lE 1
0%
ma 1
0%
mi 1
0%
nn 1
0%
sI 2
0%
¼u 5
0.1%
Ši 2
0%
Št 56
1.1%
šT 1
0%
Žo 1
0%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
It would be best to first ask the respondent to list the names of all his siblings, in chronological order, and to record the names accordingly in Q5104 for each child. The respondents details for the questions Q5105 and Q5106 should then be entered, from previously available information, and the respondent’s details should be used to reference the various dates / ages of the other siblings that are then recorded.
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