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. 2015 Apr 19;15:406. doi: 10.1186/s12889-015-1737-y

Table 2.

Prevalence of maternal smoking during pregnancy according to maternal and prenatal characteristics and public maternity

Maternal and prenatal characteristics Maternity/City
A - Niterói B - Rio de Janeiro
Prev. a (%) p-value Prev. a (%) p-value
Age group (years)b 0.21 0.01
10 - 19 19.1 - 10.3 -
20 - 34 28.3 - 21.2 -
≥35 21.1 - 14.9 -
Partnerc 0.32 0.22
absence 28.2 - 20.2 -
presence 23.8 - 17.2 -
Skin colorc 0.40 <0.01
white 20.7 - 15.5 -
brown 27.4 - 15.1 -
black 24.6 - 24.6 -
Maternal Education Level (years of study)b <0,01 <0.01
≥4 15.4 - 20.6 -
5-7 36.8 - 24.4 -
8-11 19.1 - 15.4 -
≥12 15.4 - 14.0 -
Family income per month (USD)b 0.14 0.04
<$88.47 27.1 - 22.8 -
$88.47 to $331.47 26.2 - 17.4 -
≥$331.47 13 - 13.2 -
Parityc <0.01 <0.01
primiparous 11.9 - 11.1 -
multiparous 33.6 - 22.7 -
Adequacy of prenatal careb <0.01 <0.01
Inadequate 31.1 - 20.4 -
Intermediate 21.4 - 15.9 -
Adequate 16.9 - 11.9 -
More than adequate 12.5 - 6.7 -
Total 24.8 - 17.9 -

aPrevalence; bChi-square Linear Trend; cPearson’s chi-square test.

Note: The sums of the frequencies of the categories for each variable are not equal due to exclusion of records with missing information or information ignored in the analysis.