Research Article
The Burden of Likely Rubella Infection among Healthy Pregnant Women in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, Nigeria
Table 2
Marital status, educational level, and occupational spread of the studied pregnant women.
| Marital status | No. of people screened (%) | No. of positive cases (%) | No. of negative cases (%) |
| Married | 145 (77.54) | 29 (20.00) | 116 (80.00) | Single | 18 (9.63) | 3 (16.67) | 15 (83.33) | Divorced | 11 (5.88) | 1 (9.10) | 10 (90.90) | Widow | 13 (6.95) | 2 (15.38) | 11 (84.62) | Total | 187 (100.00) | 35 (18.72) | 152 (81.28) | Educational level | Primary | 37 (19.79) | 5 (13.51) | 32 (86.49) | Secondary | 82 (43.85) | 17 (20.73) | 65 (79.27) | Tertiary | 59 (31.55) | 11 (18.64) | 48 (81.36) | None | 09 (4.81) | 2(22.22) | 07 (77.77) | Total | 187 (100.00) | 35 (18.72) | 152 (81.28) | Occupation | Housewife | 78 (41.71) | 19 (24.36) | 59 (75.64) | Trading | 38 (20.32) | 4 (10.53) | 34 (89.47) | Civil servant | 41 (21.93) | 6 (14.63) | 35 (85.37) | Farmer | 30 (16.04) | 6 (20.00) | 24 (80.00) | Total | 187 (100.00) | 35 (18.72) | 152 (81.28) |
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