Table 5.

Knowledge of HIV/AIDS and HIV/AIDS services received among 1171^* women who had ever heard of HIV/AIDS in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

Health zone
	Overall [n (%)]†	Kisenso [n (%)]†	Masina 2 [n (%)]†	Binza Météo [n (%)]†	Bandalungwa [n (%)]†
Possible for healthy person to have HIV	1057 (93.5)	265 (95.4)	255 (92.4)	267 (93.3)	270 (94.4)
HIV can transmit from mother to baby	1003 (88.2)	256 (91.0)	250 (87.9)	249 (86.2)	248 (86.3)
Heard of antiretroviral drugs‡	593 (60.0)	106 (45.1)	148 (62.1)	170 (69.8)	169 (65.9)
Knows a place to be tested for HIV‡	801 (79.0)	186 (74.9)	179 (74.6)	219 (88.4)	217 (87.8)
Possible to obtain a confidential HIV test‡	725 (65.8)	192 (74.2)	115 (49.3)	197 (78.1)	221 (84.7)
Ever had an HIV test‡	845 (72.2)	163 (56.9)	206 (70.6)	264 (89.8)	212 (74.7)
Someone talked to participant about HIV/AIDS in ANC	679 (55.9)	142 (51.0)	145 (51.4)	191 (64.4)	201 (70.1)
Discussed how to prevent HIV transmission to baby in ANC	590 (87.1)	128 (88.8)	120 (84.4)	167 (89.1)	175 (88.5)
Discussed how to prevent getting HIV/AIDS in ANC‡	646 (93.8)	136 (93.3)	132 (91.6)	183 (96.2)	195 (96.9)
Had an HIV test in ANC‡	547 (84.8)	96 (72.6)	109 (83.4)	181 (95.4)	161 (84.6)

^*Data were missing for fewer than 5% of participants for all responses except for knowledge of antiretroviral drugs, knowledge of a place to be tested for HIV, thought it was possible to obtain a confidential HIV test, and having an HIV test during ANC, which were missing for 18%, 16%, 15%, and 6% of participants, respectively.

^†Frequencies are unweighted and percentages are weighted.

^‡Modified Rao-Scott chi-square test of association between variable and health zone has p-value <0.05.