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. 2025 Sep 17;11:e71677. doi: 10.2196/71677

Table 5. Individual characteristics of cervical cancer screening.

Variables and categories Yes, n (%) No, n (%)
Residence
 Urban 2393.1 (17) 11,812.7 (83)
 Rural 1702.5 (9) 17,987.6 (91)
Frequently social media usage

 No
2873.5 (12) 20,629.5 (88)
 Yes 1222.2 (12) 9170.8 (88)
Availability of smartphone

 No
1924.8 (9) 20,342.2 (91)
 Yes 2170.8 (19) 9458.1 (81)
Self-report of health status

 Good
156.9 (15) 899.7 (85)
 Moderate 1175.9 (14) 7360.8 (86)
 Poor 2762.9 (11) 21,539.7 (88)
Wealth

 Lowest
604.5 (5) 10,794.3 (94)
 Middle 606.3 (9) 5966.9 (91)
 Highest 2884.8 (18) 13,039.1 (82)
Family planning method use

 No
3809.5 (12) 28,211.2 (88)
 Yes 286.1 (15) 1589.1 (84)
Distance to health facility

 Big problem
869.6 (11) 6977.4 (88)
 Not a big problem 3226.1 (12) 22,822.8 (87)
Age at first sexual intercourse (years)

 >30
1932.9 (14) 11,594.6 (85)
 <30 2162.7 (11) 18,205.5 (89)
Have multiple sexual partners

 No
3302.5 (11) 26,375.4 (89)
 Yes 793.2 (19) 3424.8 (81)
Tested for HIV/AIDS

 No
137.3 (3) 3981.6 (96)
 Yes 3958.3 (13) 25,818.7 (86)
Marital status

 Single
254 (13) 1751.7 (87)
 Married 2906.7 (12) 22,464.6 (89)
 Widowed 258.5 (14) 1621.2 (86)
 Divorced 676.3 (15) 3962.6 (85)
Educational status

 No education
238.6 (4) 6333.6 (96)
 Primary 1668.7 (12) 12,746.3 (88)
 Secondary 1349.6 (15) 7820.2 (85)
 Tertiary 838.7 (22) 2900.1 (78)
Heard about STIa

 No
194.8 (1.9) 10,387.3 (98)
 Yes 3900.8 (17) 19,413 (83)
a

STI: sexually transmitted infection.