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. 2019 Oct 7;23(Suppl 1):s68–s76. doi: 10.1017/S1368980019002738

Table 1.

Sample characteristics, overall and by tertile of wealth status, in Guatemala, 2014–2015 (data are from the National Maternal and Child Health Survey 2014–2015)

Wealth status
All Low tertile Medium tertile High tertile
Mean or % 95 % CI Mean or % 95 % CI Mean or % 95 % CI Mean or % 95 % CI
Children aged <5 years (n 11 962)
  Age (years) 2·0 2·0, 2·1 2·1 2·0, 2·1 2·1 2·0, 2·1 2·1 2·0, 2·1
  Male sex (%) 51·7 50·6, 52·7 50·1 48·4, 51·9 51·9 50·2, 53·6 53·7 51·7, 55·7
Adolescent girls aged 15–19 years (n 1086)
  Age (years) 17·8 17·8, 17·9 17·8 17·6, 17·9 17·9 17·7, 18·0 17·9 17·8, 18·1
WRA aged 20–49 years (n 11 354)
  Age (years) 28·7 28·5, 28·9 28·9 28·7, 29·3 28·6 28·4, 28·9 28·4 28·1, 28·7
Education level (%)
  Low 59·6 57·6, 61·5 81·7 79·8, 83·6 17·6 15·8, 19·6 5·8 3·5, 9·7
  Medium 29·8 28·3, 31·4 61·9 59·3, 64·4 33·2 30·8, 35·6 4·8 3·9, 6·1
  High 10·6 9·6, 11·7 22·2 20·2, 24·3 44·7 42·4, 47·0 33·1 30·7, 35·5
Ethnicity (n 11 354)
  Indigenous 43·5 40·9, 46·1 58·4 53·7, 63·0 43·1 39·8, 46·4 20·8 18·5, 23·3
  Non-indigenous 56·5 53·9, 59·1 41·6 36·9, 46·3 56·9 53·6, 60·2 79·2 76·6, 81·5
Household characteristics and goods (n 11 354)
  Bare-earth floor 46·5 44·2, 48·9 90·5 88·7, 92·2 26·9 24·7, 29·2 1·5 1·1, 2·2
  Public sanitary sewer system 21·6 19·8, 23·5 1·8 1·1, 2·9 16·3 14·1, 18·7 58·7 55·2, 62·0
  Electricity 76·2 73·7, 78·5 49·3 45·2, 53·3 92·7 91·3, 94·3 97·9 97·1, 98·5
  Motor vehicle (car, van, truck or motorcycle) 24·3 22·6, 26·1 0·3 0·2, 0·4 21·8 19·5, 24·3 60·4 57·8, 62·9
  Television 56·8 54·4, 59·2 18·5 16·4, 20·7 74·8 72·5, 76·9 94·9 93·7, 95·9
  Refrigerator 28·4 26·5, 30·4 1·1 0·7, 1·7 23·8 21·8, 26·1 76·2 74·1, 78·3

WRA, women of reproductive age.

Education level is based on years of education and is based on mother’s education level for children and adolescents.

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P < 0·05 v. low tertile/low education/indigenous.

P < 0·05 v. medium tertile/medium education.