Table 6.

Association between pregnancy-specific COVID-19 knowledge score and positive attitudes towards COVID-19 dilemmas

	Pregnancy-specific knowledge score		P-value
	Poor pregnancy-specific COVID-19 knowledge, n=242	Good pregnancy-specific COVID-19 knowledge, n=160
Pregnant woman with positive COVID-19 infection should undergo caesarean section to prevent fetal intrauterine infection.	102 (42.1)	31 (19.4)	<0.001*
Pregnant woman with positive COVID-19 infection should undergo caesarean section to decrease exposure of healthcare workers to the virus.	108 (45.2)	55 (34.4)	0.031*
Routine COVID-19 screening during pregnancy is needed.	100 (41.7)	53 (33.1)	0.085
If you were told the virus does not spread to the infant through breast milk of an infected COVID-19-positive mother, would you breast feed?	178 (74.2)	137 (85.6)	0.006*
If you were told the virus can spread while breast feeding through respiratory droplets and contact with COVID-19-infected mother, would you breast feed?	67 (28.2)	52 (32.5)	0.353
Telehealth is essential due to the current situation.	100 (41.3)	130 (81.3)	<0.001*

Data presented as n (%).

*Significant p-value <0.05.