heat
Variable | Question text | Label |
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FLMonth | ||
FLMonthLowerSus | ||
FLSusDate | ||
FL_wc003 | ||
currently_working | currently working or not | |
ht001a | Central air conditioning | Central air conditioning |
ht001b | Other type of air conditioner (window, portable, etc.) | Other type of air conditioner (window, portable, etc.) |
ht001c | Fan (window, ceiling, portable, etc.) | Fan (window, ceiling, portable, etc.) |
ht001d | Forced heating system (heat coming from vents in the wall or floor) | Forced heating system (heat coming from vents in the wall or floor) |
ht001e | Other type of heater (portable, floor heating, etc.) | Other type of heater (portable, floor heating, etc.) |
ht001f | Gas stove | Gas stove |
ht001g | Electric stove | Electric stove |
ht001h | Induction stove | Induction stove |
ht001i | Working vent or range hood over stove | Working vent or range hood over stove |
ht006a | There are enough trees in my neighborhood to provide adequate shade for walking on a hot sunny day | enough trees in my neighborhood to provide adequate shade |
ht006b | The bus and/or Metro stops in my neighborhood are well-shaded | bus and/or Metro stops in neighborhood are well-shaded |
ht007a | Mall or store | Mall or store |
ht007b | Library | Library |
ht007c | Community center | Community center |
ht007d | Senior center | Senior center |
ht007e | Indoor recreation center | Indoor recreation center |
ht007f | Park or other outdoor recreational space | Park or other outdoor recreational space |
ht007g | Home of a friend, neighbor, or family member | Home of a friend, neighbor, or family member |
ht007h | Restaurant, food court, or café | Restaurant, food court, or café |
ht007i | Community pool or beach or splash pad | Community pool or beach or splash pad |
ht007j | Other. Please specify: ~ht007j_other | other place for shade |
ht007k | City or county cooling center | City or county cooling center |
ht008 | Does your home get uncomfortably hot during heat waves? | home get uncomfortably hot during heat waves |
ht009_2a | Additional break time to rest or cool down | Additional break time to rest or cool down |
ht009_2b | Access to drinking water | Access to drinking water |
ht009_2c | Regular reminders to drink water | Regular reminders to drink water |
ht009_2d | Close monitoring for signs of heat illness | Close monitoring for signs of heat illness |
ht009_2e | Air conditioning | Air conditioning |
ht009_2f | Misting machine | Misting machine |
ht009_2g | Cooling vest | Cooling vest |
ht009_2h | Water-cooled suit or hood | Water-cooled suit or hood |
ht009_2i | Air-cooled suit or hood | Air-cooled suit or hood |
ht009_2j | Portable cooling device (e.g. portable air conditioner or fan) | Portable cooling device (e.g. portable air conditioner or fan) |
ht009_2k | Open windows | Open windows |
ht009_2l | Ceiling fans | Ceiling fans |
ht009a | Windows that can be opened | Windows that can be opened |
ht009b | Central air conditioning | Central air conditioning |
ht009c | Other type of air conditioner (window, portable, etc.) | Other type of air conditioner (window, portable, etc.) |
ht009d | Forced heating system (heat coming from vents in the wall or floor) | Forced heating system (heat coming from vents in the wall or floor) |
ht009e | Other type of heater (portable, floor heating, etc.) | Other type of heater (portable, floor heating, etc.) |
ht009f | Fan | Fan |
ht010 | For about how many hours in a typical week are you required to work outdoors for your job?
Please exclude time spent outdoors during your commute to and from work. | number of hours required to be outdoors |
ht011c | Sun protective clothing | Sun protective clothing |
ht011d | Sunscreen | Sunscreen |
ht011e | Hat | Hat |
ht011f | Sunglasses | Sunglasses |
ht011g | Shade from the sun | Shade from the sun |
ht011h | Portable fan | Portable fan |
ht011i | Portable air conditioner | Portable air conditioner |
ht011j | Portable heater | Portable heater |
ht012a | High body temperature (103 °F or higher) | High body temperature (103 F or higher) |
ht012b | Hot, red, dry, or damp skin | Hot, red, dry, or damp skin |
ht012c | Cold, pale, and clammy skin | Cold, pale, and clammy skin |
ht012d | Fast, strong pulse | Fast, strong pulse |
ht012e | Fast, weak pulse | Fast, weak pulse |
ht012f | Headache | Headache |
ht012g | Dizziness | Dizziness |
ht012h | Nausea | Nausea |
ht012i | Vomiting | Vomiting |
ht012j | Confusion | Confusion |
ht012k | Passing out (fainting, losing consciousness) | Passing out (fainting, losing consciousness) |
ht012l | Heavy sweating | Heavy sweating |
ht012m | Muscle pain or spasms | Muscle pain or spasms |
ht012n | Tiredness or weakness | Tiredness or weakness |
ht012o | Sunburn (painful, red, and warm skin; blisters) | Sunburn (painful, red, and warm skin; blisters) |
ht012p | Heat rash (red clusters of small blisters that look like pimples) | Heat rash (red clusters of small blisters that look like pimples) |
ht016a | Outdoors, covered by a structure (like a tent, open shed, booth) | Outdoors, covered by a structure (like a tent, open shed, booth) |
ht016b | Outdoors, with no cover (exposed to all weather conditions) | Outdoors, with no cover (exposed to all weather conditions) |
ht016c | Indoors, inside a building | Indoors, inside a building |
ht016d | In a closed vehicle (like a car) | In a closed vehicle (like a car) |
ht016e | In an open vehicle (like a tractor) | In an open vehicle (like a tractor) |
ht017a | Mall or store | cold Mall or store |
ht017b | Library | cold Library |
ht017c | Community center | cold Community center |
ht017d | Senior center | cold Senior center |
ht017e | Indoor recreation center | cold Indoor recreation center |
ht017f | Home of a friend, neighbor, or family member | cold Home of a friend, neighbor, or family member |
ht017g | Restaurant, food court, or café | cold Restaurant, food court, or café |
ht017h | Other. Please specify: ~ht017h_other | other place for warmth |
ht018 | Does your home get uncomfortably cold in the winter, perhaps at night or early in the morning? | home get uncomfortably cold in the winter, perhaps at night or early in the morning |
ht019a | Additional break time to rest or cool down | Additional break time to rest or cool down |
ht019b | Access to drinking water | Access to drinking water |
ht019c | Regular reminders to drink water | Regular reminders to drink water |
ht019d | Close monitoring for signs of heat illness | Close monitoring for signs of heat illness |
ht019e | An outdoor shade structure | An outdoor shade structure |
ht019f | Access to indoor air conditioning | Access to indoor air conditioning |
ht019g | Misting machine | Misting machine |
ht019h | Cooling vest | Cooling vest |
ht019i | Water-cooled suit or hood | Water-cooled suit or hood |
ht019j | Air-cooled suit or hood | Air-cooled suit or hood |
ht019k | Portable cooling device (e.g. portable air conditioner or fan) | Portable cooling device (e.g. portable air conditioner or fan) |
ht020 | Do you have trouble sleeping in your home on very hot nights or during heatwaves? | have trouble sleeping in home on very hot nights or during heatwaves |
uas510_endtime | end time uas510 | |
wc001 | You told us on ^FLLivDate that you had a job where you worked for pay. Which statement best reflects your current employment status? | current labor status |
wc001a | Which statement best reflects your current employment status? Please check all that apply. | Working |
wc002 | In a typical week, how many days do you work in your primary job? | typical week, how many days work in primary job |
wc003 | In a typical week, how many days do you work from home in your primary job? | typical week, how many days work from home in primary job |
wc004 | Does your employer have a commuter benefit program? A commuter benefit program reduces transportation costs (like the cost of public transit) for employees using eligible forms of transportation. | employer have a commuter benefit program |
wc005 | Are you enrolled in the commuter benefit program provided by your employer? | enrolled in the commuter benefit program provided by employer |