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. 2021 Apr 5;2021:5564668. doi: 10.1155/2021/5564668

Table 2.

Selected sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants attending antenatal care at public hospitals in Hadiya Zone, Southern Ethiopia: August 2019-December 2020 (n = 420).

Variables Categories n (%)
Maternal age in years ≤25 173 (41.2)
25 to 29 85 (20.3)
30 to 34 63 (15)
≥35 99 (23.6)
Spouse's education Primary education 70 (16.7)
Secondary education and above 350 (83.3)
Spouse's occupation Government employee 239 (56.9)
NGO employee 41 (9.8)
Daily laborer 140 (33.3)
Religion Orthodox 35 (8.3)
Muslim 43 (10.2)
Protestant 316 (75.2)
Catholic 26 (6.2)
Monthly income in birr <1500 259 (61.7)
1500-2499 41 (9.8)
2500-3999 39 (9.3)
≥4000 81 (19.3)
Occupational status mothers Housewife 300 (71.4)
Government employee 94 (22.4)
NGO employee 26 (6.2)
Marital status mothers Single 21 (5)
Married 280 (66.7)
Divorced 86 (20.5)
Widowed 33 (7.9)
Education of mother Primary education 146 (34.8)
Secondary education and above 274 (65.2)
Ethnicity Hadiya 190 (45.2)
Kembata 84 (20)
Tigre 25 (6)
Gurage 17 (4)
Silte 53 (12.6)
Wolaita 11 (1.5)
Residence Urban 210 (50)
Rural 210 (50)