Prevalence of depression and anxiety and associated factors among geriatric orthopedic trauma inpatients: A cross-sectional study

Table 1 Baseline data of the enrolled patients

Variable		n (%)
Age (yr)	60-69	477 (49.4)
	70-79	397 (41.1)
	≥ 80	92 (9.5)
ISS (points)		4.47 ± 3.65
VAS (points)		5.20 ± 1.20
Sex	Male	487 (50.4)
	Female	479 (49.6)
Injury types	Fracture	645 (66.8)
	Joint dislocation1	65 (6.7)
	Soft tissue injury	256 (26.5)
Marital status	Married	862 (89.2)
	Unmarried	7 (0.7)
	Divorced or widowed	97 (10.0)
Educational level	Illiterate	125 (12.9)
	Primary school	325 (33.6)
	High school	407 (42.1)
	Junior college2 and above	109 (11.3)
Surgery	Emergency	94 (9.7)
	Elective	843 (87.3)
	None	29 (3.0)
Number of chronic diseases	0	326 (33.7)
	1	438 (45.3)
	≥ 2	202 (20.9)
HEI score	≤ 8	891 (92.2)
	> 8	75 (7.8)
Total		966 (100)

¹Joint dislocation: If fracture and joint dislocation occurred at the same time, it was considered joint dislocation.

²Junior college: general college and technical secondary school.

ISS: Injury Severity Score; VAS: Visual Analog Score; HEI: Huaxi Emotional-distress Index. Values are expressed as the mean ± SD or n (%).