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Table 1 Frequencies of study demographic variables regarding children injured during riding lawn mower incidents as reported on surveys completed by followers of the Lawn Mower Accident (LMA) Support and Prevention Facebook page and members of the LMA Survivors and Family Closed Support Group on Facebook (N = 140)

From: Pediatric lawn mower-related injuries and contributing factors for bystander injuries

Variable

n (Col%)a, b

Person completing survey

Parent of injured child

100 (71)

Adult survivor of childhood injury

27 (19)

Grandparent of injured child

7 (5)

Other relative of injured child

4 (3)

Family friend/neighbor of injured child

1 (1)

First responder/good samaritan

1 (1)

Age

 < 1 yr

0 (0)

1 yr

8 (6)

2 yrs

23 (16)

3 yrs

32 (23)

4 yrs

25 (18)

5 yrs

19 (14)

6–7 yrs

19 (14)

8–9 yrs

6 (4)

10–16 yrs

8 (6)

Sex/gender

Male

89 (64)

Female

50 (36)

Non-binary/third gender

1 (1)

Race/ethnicity

 

Non-Hispanic White

131 (94)

Hispanic/Latinx

4 (3)

Black or African American

1 (1)

Asian

2 (1)

Other

2 (1)

Insurance

 

Medicare/Medicaid

35 (25)

Through an employer

74 (53)

Private

6 (4)

No insurance

6 (4)

Don’t know/missing

19 (14)

Where they lived

Farm/ranch

8 (6)

In the country/not on a farm or ranch

76 (54)

Town/city

56 (40)

Census region

Northeast

27 (19)

Midwest

47 (34)

South

55 (39)

West

5 (4)

Country other than U.S

6 (4)

Number of other children in family

0

41 (29)

1

43 (31)

2

29 (21)

 ≥ 3

27 (19)

  1. Col%—column percent; mos—months; n—number in variable subgroup; yrs—years
  2. aColumn total may not equal group N due to missing data
  3. bTotal column percentage may not equal 100% due to rounding