Utilization of Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV Services and Associated Factors among Antenatal Care Attending Mothers in Sebeta Town, Central Ethiopia
Table 1
Sociodemographic characteristics of ANC attending mothers in Sebeta town, 2015.
Characteristics
Frequency
Number
Percent
Place of residence
Sebeta town
311
83.2
Out of Sebeta town
63
16.8
Age of respondent (in years)
15–24
182
48.7
25–34
168
44.9
35–44
24
6.4
Religion
Orthodox
228
61.0
Muslim
92
24.6
Protestant
54
14.4
Marital status
Currently married
342
91.4
Not currently married
32
8.6
Ethnicity
Oromo
285
76.2
Amhara
44
11.8
Silte
16
4.3
Gurage
12
3.2
Tigre
9
2.4
Others
9
2.4
Educational status
Illiterate
64
17.1
Able to write and read
13
3.5
Grades 1–8
109
29.1
Grade 9 and beyond
188
50.3
Occupational status
Housewife
214
57.2
Daily laborer
83
22.2
Merchant
61
16.3
Government employee
9
2.4
Student
7
1.9
Husbands/partners occupational status
Daily laborer
152
43.2
Merchant
96
27.3
Government employee
37
10.5
Driver
31
8.8
Carpenter
20
5.7
Others
16
4.5
Husband/partner educational status
No formal education
53
15.1
Primary education
87
24.7
Secondary and above
212
60.2
Monthly income
≤750
118
31.6
>750
256
68.4
Total does not add up to 374; Welane, Kembata; drivers, carpenter, farmers, and jobless.