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. 2019 Apr;8(4):1432–1439. doi: 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_188_19

Table 1.

Visual impairment across socio-demographic variables among participants (n=555)

Variables (n) Total (n) Visual Impairment present [n (%)] P (by Chi2)
Age categories
 60-64 years 167 31 (18.6) 0.044
 65-69 years 188 44 (23.4)
 70-74 years 103 28 (27.4)
 75 years and more 97 33 (34.0)
Gender
 Men 262 59 (22.5) 0.302
 Women 293 77 (26.3)
Marital status
 Married 320 71 (22.1) 0.146
 Widow/widower 235 65 (27.7)
Living status
 With spouse only 131 33 (25.2) 0.218
 With spouse and children 178 34 (19.10)
 Only with children 213 60 (28.2)
 Living Alone 33 9 (27.3)
Type of family
 Nuclear 195 46 (23.6) 0.717
 Extended 360 90 (25.0)
Educational status
 Above 10th standard 54 6 (11.1) <0.001
 6th to 10th standard 73 6 (8.2)
 Up to 5th standard 134 32 (23.9)
 Illiterate 294 92 (31.3)
Economic dependence
 Independent 192 32 (16.7) <0.001
 Partially dependent 261 68 (26.1)
 Dependent 102 36 (35.3)
Working status
 Working 244 42 (17.2) <0.001
 Not working 311 94 (30.2)
Smoking status
 Current smoker 99 23 (23.2) 0.762
 Past smoker 130 35 (26.9)
 Never smoker 326 78 (23.9)
Tobacco chewing status
 Current chewer 92 32 (34.8) 0.032
 Past chewer 94 25 (26.6)
 Never chewer 369 79 (21.4)
Number of selected self-reported chronic illness
 None 106 26 (24.5) 0.697
 One 182 41 (22.5)
 Two 174 48 (27.6)
 Three - four 93 21 (22.6)