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. 2019 Oct 23;19:989. doi: 10.1186/s12885-019-6171-6

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the study participants, Bishoftu, Ethiopia, 2018

Variables Frequency(n = 475) Percentage
Religion
 Orthodox 235 49.50
 Muslim 171 36.00
 Protestant 51 10.70
 Catholic 18 3.80
Ethnicity
 Oromo 215 45.30
 Amhara 174 36.60
 Tigrie 57 12.00
 Gurage 29 6.10
Marital status
 Married 298 62.70
 Divorced 80 16. 90
 Widowed 57 12.00
 Single 40 8.40
Parity
 None(nullipara) 103 21.70
 One 228 48.00
 Two-four(multi para) 114 24.00
 >four(grand para) 30 6.30
Educational level of the participant
 Illitrate 319 67.20
 Litrate 156 32.80
Occupational status of the participant
 Unemployed 112 23.60
 Gov’t employed 252 53.00
 Self-employed 111 23.40
Educational level of the participants’ husband (n = 298)
 Illiterate 194 65.10
 Literate 104 34.90
Occupational status of participants’ husband (n = 298)
 Unemployed 7 2.35
 Employed 240 80.54
 Self-employed 51 17.11
Monthly income in ETB (n = 475)
 1st quartile(≤800) 138 29.00
 2nd quartile(801–1100) 100 21.10
 3rd quartile(1101–200) 122 25.70
 4th quartile(> 2000) 115 24.20
WHO clinical stage of HIV/AIDS
 1 195 41.10
 2 191 40.20
 3 51 10.70
 4 38 8.00
Duration of HIV infection
  < 4 year 236 49.70
 4–8 year 143 30.10
  > 8 year 96 20.20
Duration on ART
  < 4 year 240 50.50
 4–8 year 148 31.20
> 8 year 87 18.30

ETB Ethiopian birr (1ETB~27US$)