Table 1.
Subject characteristics
| Characteristic | n/N a (%) |
|---|---|
| Aged <18 years old | 42/432 (10) |
| Aged ≥35 years old | 33/432 (8) |
| Doses of SPb-IPTpc taken | |
| 0 doses | 34/435 (8) |
| 1 dose | 115/435 (26) |
| 2 doses | 142/435 (33) |
| 3 doses | 135/435 (31) |
| 4 doses | 9/435 (2) |
| Primigravid women | 159/433 (37) |
| Paucigravid women | 218/432 (51) |
| Multigravid women | 214/432 (50) |
| From rural communities | 255/433 (59) |
| Married | 365/433 (84) |
| Home is treated with indoor residual spraying | 149/411 (35) |
| Owns an insecticide treated net (ITN) | 217/435 (50) |
| Slept under ITN during the last night at home | 180/435 (42) |
| Delivered during the wet season | 345/434 (80) |
| Self-reported doses of SP-IPTp | 33/435 (8) |
aTotal contributing responses.
bSP = sulphadoxine pyrimethamine.
cIPTp = intermittent preventive treatment for malaria in pregnancy.