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. 2016 Aug 25;16(1):880. doi: 10.1186/s12889-016-3565-0

Table 2.

ARI prevalence by sample characteristics for children under 5 years of age [percentage or mean (Std Dev)], NDHS 2013

Total
(N =28,596)
ARI prevalence
Percentage or mean Std. Dev. Percentage or mean
Explanatory variables
Lifestyle and health behaviors
Cooking method
Kerosene/charcoal outdoors or in a separate place 10.03 0.64
In-house use of biomass fuel for cooking 42.11 2.07
In-house use of kerosene/charcoal for cooking 11.33 1.20
Cooking using biomass fuel outdoors or in a separate place 34.86 2.39
Other 1.68 1.29
Smoking status of members of the household
Yes 6.82 2.89
No 93.18 1.86
Hand-washing
Observed 38.78 1.36
Not observed 61.22 2.27
Individual and household covariates
Child’s background
Gender
Female 49.89 1.96
Male 50.11 1.90
Age (in months) 28.14 17.32
0–5 10.32 1.46
6–11 11.27 2.82
12–23 20.37 3.08
24–35 18.95 2.08
36–59 39.08 1.12
Birth order 3.88 2.54
1–3 52.20 1.79
4–6 31.73 1.76
>6 16.07 2.70
OVC status
OVC 3.91 3.54
Non-OVC 96.09 1.86
Household’s background
Maternal education
No education 48.31 1.96
Primary education 19.16 2.05
Secondary and above 32.53 1.81
Household wealth
Richest 18.14 0.98
Richer 18.14 1.35
Middle 19.07 2.03
Poorer 22.40 2.88
Poorest 22.96 2.09
Outcome measure
Symptoms of ARI 1.93

aUnweighted N’s and weighted percentages and means are reported. Percentages may not add up to 100 due to rounding