Relationship between the cut-off point of depression subscale and the mechanism of trauma and its consequences.

Table 7: Relationship between the cut-off point of depression subscale and the mechanism of trauma and its consequences.

		Depression
		Below cut-off (0-7)	Above cut-off (8-21)	P
History of head trauma	Yes	10 (8.33)	5 (6.25)	0.584^*
History of head trauma	No	110 (91.67)	75 (93.75)	0.584^*
Mechanism	Falls	74 (61.67)	49 (61.25)	0.990^**
	Toy related injury	6 (5)	4 (5)
	Fall from high	27 (22.5)	19 (23.75)
	Collision with a fixed object	11 (9.17)	6 (7.5)
	Bicycle Crash	2 (1.67)	2 (2.5)
Place	Home	102 (85)	66 (82.5)	0.225^*
	Garden	4 (3.33)	7 (8.75)
	Street	14 (11.67)	7 (8.75)
Result	Discharged	119 (99.17)	78 (97.5)	0.504^**
	Hospitalization	1 (0.83)	1 (1.25)
	Treatment refuse	0 (0)	1 (1.25)
Who care for the child	Mom	110 (91.67)	76 (95)	0.473^**
	Baby-sitter	4 (3.33)	3 (3.75)
	Family member	6 (5)	1 (1.25)
Mother Working Status	Yes	8 (6.67)	5 (6.25)	0.907^*
Mother Working Status	No	112 (93.33)	75 (93.75)	0.907^*

*Pearson Chi Square test; **Fisher Freeman Halton test.