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APPEND IX
PROCEDURE FOR CODING GENETICS SHORT-FORM QUESTIONNAIRES
Column
Genetics Q~estior'n~re renumber 1-6
(First digit indicates location; sub
sequent five, the case number.)
Hiroshima H 00000
Kure K 00000
Nagasaki N 00000
2. Hn~band's Master File renumber.... 7-12
(First digit indicates location.)
Hiroshima 2 00000
Kure 5 00000
Nagasaki 0 00000
3. Wife's Master File number....
(First digit indicates location.)
...13-18
(Coded as 00 to 99, two columns
for husband, two for wife.)
5. In Hiroshima or Nagasaki at time
of bombing 23
(YES or NO for husband and
wife.)
1 Neither
2 Husband only in Hiroshima
3 Wife only in Hiroshima
4 Both in Hiroshima
5 Husband only in Nagasaki
6 Wife only in Nagasaki
7 Both in Nagasaki
8 Husband in Hiroshima; wife
in Nagasaki
Wife in Hiroshima; husband
in Nagasaki
6. Distance from hypocer~ter24-27
(In hundreds of meters, with maxi
mum coded 98 and final entry being
99 or greater; two columns for hus
band, two for wife.)
7. Indoors or outside
(Coded as both if only one ex
posed.) ~
9
28
~ It should be noted that in this and a number of
items to follow, special provision is not made for the
case where only one parent is exposed. When this
obtained, the unexposed parent was treated as having
218
Neither sheltered by hill
2 Both outside
3 Husband outside, wife in-
doors
Wife outside, husband in-
doors
5 Both indoors
Husband sheltered by hill
B Both outside
C Husband outside, wife in-
doors
D Wife outside, husband in-
doors
E Both indoors
Wife sheltered by hill
K Both outside
L Husband outside, wife in-
doors
M Wife outside, husband in-
doors
N Both indoors
Both sheltered by hill
S Both outside
T Husband outside, wife in-
doors
U Wife outside, husband in-
doors
V Both indoors
Column
8. Type of b~ilding 29
(Answered as Japanese or other,
the latter including concrete build
ings of all types, brick, air raid
shelters, etc. Coded as both if only
one exposed.)
Husband in Japanese type
bldg., wife outdoors
given the same response as the exposed parent. Thus,
if the husband were exposed and the wife not, and if
the husband asserted that he was outdoors at the
time of the bombing, item 7 would be coded as 2,
namely, both outside. No confusion should exist be-
tween this situation and the one where both parents
were in fact exposed and outside because of items 5
and 6 in the code.
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Appendix
Column
3
Husband in other type bldg.,
wife outdoors
Wife in Japanese type bldg.,
husband outdoors
Wife in other type bldg.,
husband outdoors
Both in Japanese type bldg.
Both in other type bldg.
Husband in Japanese type
bldg., wife in other type
8 Husband in other type, wife
in Japanese type bldg.
9. Petechiae ....................
(Coded as both if only one ex-
posed. Coded as:)
Husband Wif e
1 yes yes
2 yes no
3 no yes
4 no no
0. Gingivitis......
(Coded as both if only one ex-
posed. Coded as:)
Husband Wife
1 yes yes
2 yes no
3 no yes
4 no no
11. Bloody diarrhea .............
(Coded as both if only one ex-
posed. Coded as:)
Husband Wife
1 yes
2 yes
3 no
4 no
12. Epilation . ......
yes
no
yes
no
(Coded as both if only one ex-
posed. Coded as:)
Husband Wife
1 yes yes
2 yes no
3 no yes
4 no no
l'. Fever .......................
(Coded as both if only one ex-
posed. Coded as:)
Husband Wife
1 yes yes
2 yes no
3 no yes
4 no no
30
31
.. 32
25.
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Column
14. Burns 35
(Coded as both if only one ex
posed. Coded as:)
Hasband Wife
1 yes yes
2 yes no
3 no yes
4 no no
15. Trauma
(Coded as both if only one ex
posed. Coded as:)
Hubbard Wife
1 yes yes
2 yes no
3 no yes
4 no no
22.
16. Total duration of cohabitation37-39
(In months coded from 1 to 999.)
17. Months cohabitation prior to An
g~ 1945 40 ~ 2
(Coded from 1 to 999.)
18. Conceptions prior to August 1945. 43~4
(Coded from 0 to 99.)
19. Stillbirths prior lo Angnst 1945. . . 45
(Coded from 0 to 9.)
20. Therapentic abortions prior to Aa
gast 1945 46
(Coded as 0 to 9.)
21. Months cohabitation after August
1945 47-49
(Coded from 1 to 999.)
Conceptions after Angust 1945. 50-51
(Coded as 1 to 99.)
23. Stillbirths after August 1945 52
(Coded asO to 9.)
24. Therapeutic abortions after August
1945 53
(Coded as 0 to 9.)
Total conceptions 54-55
(Coded as 0 to 99.)
26. Total stillbirths 56
(Coded as 0 to 9.)
27. Total therapeutic abortions 57
(Coded as 0 to 9.)
34 28. Consanguinity 58
(Coded as:)
1 None
2 First cousins
3 One and one-half cousins
4 Second cousins
5 Other
9 Unknown
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Column
29. Date of termination 59-60
Month
January 1
February 2
March 3
April 4
May 5
June 6
July 7
August 8
September 9
October 0
November X
December V
Year
1948 1
1949 2
1950 3
1951 4
1952 5
1953 6
1954 7
30. Duration of pregnancy in weeks. . . 61-62
(Coded as 00 to 99, unknown is
99.)
31. Onset oflabor 63
(Coded as:)
1 Spontaneous less than 24
hours
2 Spontaneous more than 24
hours
Induced less than 24 hours
Induced more than 24 hours
5 Operative
. . . .
32. Comae oflabor
(Coded as:)
1 Normal
2 Operative
3 Instrumental
4 Miscellaneous complications
33. Termirzation 65 38.
(Coded as:)
1 Livebirth after 38th week 39
2 Premature birth under or in
cluding 38th week
3 Stillbirth 20 weeks or under
4 Stillbirth 21-29 weeks
5 Stillbirth 30-38 weeks
Stillbirth after 38th week
Genetic EJects of Atomic Bombs
64
7 Unknown livebirth
8 Unknown stillbirth
34. Multiple birth 66
(Coded as:)
1 Single birth
2 First twin
Column
3 Second twin
4 First triplet
5 Second triplet
6 Third triplet
3 5. Sex of newborn . .. ... . .. ... .. ..
(Coded as:)
1 Male
2 Female
3 Undetermined
' Weight of newborn 68-70
(In tens of grams. 999 for un
known. ~
37. Abnormality . ........ 71
(Coded as:)
1 Normal
2 Congenital disease
3 Birth injury
4 Major malformation
5 Minor malformation
6 Congenital disease, birth in
) ury
Congenital disease, major
malformation
8 Congenital disease, minor
malformation
9 Birth injury, major malfor
mation
0 Birth injury, minor malfor
mation
X Congenital disease, birth in
jury, major malformation
V Congenital disease, birth in
jury, minor malformation
Type of abnormality 72-77
(Classified by code. See Part II. ~
Neonatal death 78-79
(Coded as age at death.)
00 Under 1 day
01 1 day
02 2 days
03 3-6 days
04 7-13 days (1 week)
05 14-20 days (2 weeks)
06 21-27 days (3 weeks)
07 1 month
08 2 months etc. to 11 months
40. Other pregnancies since 1948 80
(Number for which questionnaire
was completed.)
Representative terms from entire chapter:
congenital disease
