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. 2016 Sep 8;49(5):323–328. doi: 10.3961/jpmph.16.020

Table 1.

Socioeconomic, demographic, and household characteristics of the study participants (n=502)

Characteristics n (%)
Children
 Pre-ambulatory 184 (36.6)
 Ambulatory 318 (63.3)
Age of mother (y)
 18-23 157 (31.3)
 24-29 224 (44.6)
 30-35 121 (24.1)
Age of father (y)
 20-29 130 (25.9)
 30-39 177 (35.3)
 40-49 195 (38.8)
Level of education of the mother
 Illiterate 62 (12.4)
 Primary school 95 (18.9)
 Middle school 140 (27.8)
 Secondary school 87 (17.4)
 Higher secondary school 70 (13.9)
 Graduated secondary school or above 48 (9.6)
Level of education of father
 Illiterate 2 (0.4)
 Primary school 49 (9.7)
 Middle school 159 (31.7)
 Secondary school 154 (30.7)
 Higher secondary school 86 (17.1)
 Graduated secondary school or above 52 (10.4)
Per capita income (Rs, modified BG Prasad scale 2014)
 2786-5570 (41.4-82.9 USD) 166 (33.1)
 1671-2785 (24.8-41.4 USD) 170 (33.9)
 836-1670 (12.4-24.8 USD) 112 (22.3)
 <836 (12.4 USD) 54 (10.8)
Sanitary latrine
 Present 379 (75.5)
 Absent 123 (24.5)
Source of water
 On the premises of the residence 223 (44.4)
 Outside the premises of the residence 279 (55.5)

Rs, Indian rupee.