Journal of Nutrition and Metabolism / 2019 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Risk Factors Associated with Under-Five Stunting, Wasting, and Underweight Based on Ethiopian Demographic Health Survey Datasets in Tigray Region, Ethiopia Table 1 Background characteristics of respondents in the Tigray Region, Ethiopia (n = 1077).
Variables N Percent Sources of drinking water Piped 214 19.90 Protected well 410 38.10 Unprotected well 453 42.10 Availability of toilet facility No facility/bush/field 630 58.50 With facilities 447 41.50 Number of under-five children 1 391 36.30 2 563 52.30 3+ 123 11.40 Maternal age at birth Less than 20 723 67.10 20 or higher 354 32.90 Anemia No 918 85.20 Yes 159 14.80 Mother occupation Not working 223 20.70 Agricultural sector 576 53.50 Other sectors 278 25.80 Place of delivery Home 961 89.20 Health facilities 116 10.80 Birth type Single 1049 97.40 Multiple 28 2.60 Birth weight >4 kg 214 19.90 2.5–4 kg 498 46.20 <2.5 kg 365 33.90 Had diarrhea recently No 928 86.20 Yes 149 13.80 Received measles No 281 26.10 Yes 796 73.90 Vitamin A in last 6 months No 233 21.60 Yes 844 78.40 Received tetanus No 646 60.0 Yes 431 40.0 Antenatal follow-up No 576 53.50 1–3 265 24.60 4+ 236 21.90 Postnatal care No 954 88.60 Yes 123 11.40 Current age of mother 15–19 50 4.60 20–24 219 20.30 25–29 277 25.70 30–34 220 20.40 35+ 311 28.90 Husband/partner’s education No education 595 55.20 Primary education 395 36.70 Secondary education 49 4.50 Higher education 38 3.50 Child birth order First birth 209 19.40 2, 3, or 4 477 44.30 Fifth or more 391 36.30 Place of residence Rural 948 88 Urban 129 12 Currently breastfeeding No 401 37.20 Yes 676 62.80 Mode of delivery Normal 1047 97.20 Cesarean section 30 2.80 Sex of child Male 539 50 Female 538 50 Household wealth index Poorest 332 30.80 Poorer 237 22 Middle 172 16 Richer 168 15.60 Richest 168 15.60 Mother education No education 724 67.20 Primary education 297 27.60 Secondary education 40 3.70 Higher education 16 1.50 Child age 0–11 months 202 18.80 12–23 months 200 18.60 24–35 months 2012 19.70 36–47 months 245 22.70 48–59 months 218 20.20