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. 2013 Jun 20;2013:540789. doi: 10.1155/2013/540789

Table 2.

Distribution of sociodemographic, sexual and reproductive, and HIV-related variables by consistent condom use among women living with HIV/AIDS of reproductive age in Brazil, 2003-2004.

Consistent condom use
(N = 834)
No Yes

Total N (%) 192 (23%) 642 (77%)

SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES
 Age (mean (std. dev)) P = 0.020
31.1 (6.94) 32.2 (6.83)
 Education P = 0.020
  Elementary school or less 58 (25%) 172 (75%)
  Junior high school 82 (27%) 226 (73%)
  Some high school or more 52 (18%) 244 (82%)
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE VARIABLES
 Method of contraception P = 0.001
  No method 77 (18%) 347 (82%)
  Irreversible method 73 (26%) 212 (74%)
  Reversible method 42 (34%) 83 (66%)
 Desire to have children P = 0.042
  No 99 (21%) 384 (80%)
  Yes/don't know 93 (27%) 258 (74%)
 Number of live children
  (mean (std. dev))
P = 0.544
2.17 (1.71) 2.09 (1.55)
 Stable partner P = 0.148
  No 20 (18%) 93 (82%)
  Yes 172 (24%) 549 (76%)
 History STD in last 6 months P = 0.357
  No 151 (22%) 524 (78%)
  Yes 41 (26%) 118 (74%)
 Lifetime history sexual violence P = 0.031
  No 138 (21%) 509 (79%)
  Yes 54 (29%) 133 (71%)
HIV-RELATED VARIABLES
 HIV status of partner P < 0.001
  HIV positive 103 (32%) 221 (68%)
  Does not know 35 (29%) 84 (71%)
  HIV negative 54 (14%) 337 (86%)
 Woman on ART P < 0.001
  Yes 119 (20%) 484 (80%)
  No 73 (32%) 158 (68%)

STD: sexually transmitted disease.

ART: antiretroviral therapy.