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. 2019 Nov 29;19:151. doi: 10.1186/s12905-019-0850-y

Table 4.

Awareness and knowledge level of respondents on family planning methods. July 2016–April 2017. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Awareness about family planning methods Responses Frequency (%)
1. Heard about FP service Yes 317 (97.2)
No 9 (2.8)
2. Heard about Oral contraceptive pills Yes 316 (97.0)
No 10 (3.0)
3. Heard about Injectable (Depo-Provera Yes 316 (97.0)
No 10 (3.0)
4. Heard about Implants Yes 308 (94.5)
No 18 (5.5)
5. Heard about IUCD Yes 282 (86.5)
No 44 (13.5)
6. Heard about Male Condom Yes 311 (95.4)
No 15 (4.6)
7. Head about lactational amenorrhea method (breast feeding) Yes 236 (72.4)
No 90 (27.6)
8. Heard about calendar method Yes 206 (63.2)
No 120 (36.8)
9. Heard about female sterilization Yes 127 (39.0)
No 199 (61.0)
10. Heard about male sterilization Yes 107 (32.8)
No 219 (67.2)
11. Heard about withdrawal method Yes 97 (29.8)
No 229 (70.2)
Total 326
Knowledge indicators
1. Oral pills should be taken daily (n = 316) Yes 218 (69.0)
No / Don’t know 98)31.0)
2. Injectable (Depo) should be taken every 3 months (n = 316) Yes 306 (96.8)
No / Don’t know 10 (3.2)
3. Implants can prevent pregnancy up to 5 years (n = 308) Yes 224 (72.7)
No / Don’t know 84 (27.3)
4. IUCD can prevent pregnancy up to 12 years (n = 282) Yes 143 (50.7)
No / Don’t know 139 (49.3)
5. One condom can’t be used more than once (n = 311) Yes 259 (83.3)
No / Don’t know 52 (16.7)
6. Emergency pills must be taken within 72 h after unprotected sex. Yes 108 (54.3)
No / Don’t know 91 (45.7)
7. Breast feeding can prevent pregnancy up to 6 months Yes 168 (71.2)
No / Don’t know 68 (28.8)
1.8. Day 9–19 are unsafe period of the menstrual cycle Yes 81 (39.3)
No / Don’t know 125 (60.7)