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. 2019 Apr 15;19:113. doi: 10.1186/s12887-019-1476-9

Table 1.

Bivariable analyses of the relation of household and maternal factors with Hb level (g/dL) (n = 2902)

Variables Weighted Frequency (%) Mean Hb (95%CI) P a
Residence place Urban 10.78 10.35(10.18, 10.51) < 0.001
Rural 89.22 9.95 (9.89, 10.02)
Region (state) Pastoral 6.56 9.29(9.05, 9.53) < 0.001
Agrarian 93.44 10.05(9.99, 10.11)
Wealth category Poor 44.16 9.69 (9.60, 9.79) < 0.001
Middle 23.06 10.18 (10.07, 10.28)
Rich 32.78 10.28 (10.18, 10.38)
Toilet facility Not improved 91.40 9.99 (9.93, 10.05) 0.607
Improved 8.60 10.05 (9.85, 10.25)
Water source Not improved 43.39 9.88 (9.79, 9.97) 0.001
Improved 56.61 10.08(10.01,10.16)
Maternal BMI (kg/m2) < 18.5 76.01 10.03 (9.96, 10.10) 0.120
≥ 18.5 23.99 9.92 (9.80, 10.03)
Maternal anemia Not anemic 69.62 10.16 (10.09, 10.23) < 0.001
Anemic 30.38 9.63 (9.52, 9.74)
Education level Illiterate 61.26 9.91 (9.83, 9.99) < 0.001
Primary 31.24 10.03 (9.93, 10.13)
Secondary+ 7.40 10.52 (10.26, 10.78)
Antenatal care visits < 4 65.94 9.93 (9.84, 9.99) 0.003
4+ 34.06 10.11 (10.01, 10.21)

aIndependent t-test or one-way ANOVA