Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of study participants in a study of spatial variation and its determinants of prenatal HIV test uptake in Ethiopia based on the 2016 EDHS.

Variables	Category	Weighted frequency (%)
Age	15–24	1,222 (29.4)
	25–34	2,106 (50.7)
	35–49	824 (19.9)
Marital status	Never married	30 (0.7)
	Married	3,907 (94.1)
	Divorced/widowed/separated	214 (5.2)
Religion	Orthodox Christian	1,414 (34.1)
	Muslim	1,724 (41.5)
	Protestant	861 (20.8)
	Others	153 (3.7)
Maternal education status	No formal education	2,498 (60.2)
	Primary education	1,288 (31.0)
	Secondary and above education	366 (8.8)
Husband education	No formal education	1,791 (45.3)
	Primary education	1,588 (40.2)
	Secondary and above education	575 (14.5)
Women's occupation	Unemployed	2,436 (58.7)
	Employee	1,715 (41.3)
Husband occupation	Unemployed	314 (7.9)
	Employee	3,640 (92.1)
Wealth index	Poor	1,876 (45.2)
	Middle	873 (21.0)
	Rich	1,403 (33.8)
Media exposure	Unexposed	2,731 (65.8)
	Exposed	1,421 (34.2)
Visiting health facility	No	1,952 (47.0)
	Yes	2,200 (53.0)
HIV related knowledge	Low	1,786 (43.0)
	High	1,814 (43.7)
	Comprehensive	551 (13.3)
Awareness of MTCT	No	1,923 (46.3)
	Yes	2,229 (53.7)
Stigma toward people living with HIV/AIDS	No stigma	120 (2.9)
	Low	957 (23.1)
	Moderate	1,525 (36.7)
	High	1,549 (37.3)
Risky sexual behavior	No risk	3,354 (80.8)
	Low risk	731 (17.6)
	High risk	67 (1.6)
Desire of children	Unwanted	1,374 (33.1)
	Wanted	2,778 (66.9)
Residence	Urban	503 (12.1)
	Rural	3,649 (87.9)
Region	Metropolis	134 (3.2)
	Large centrals	3,752 (90.4)
	Small peripherals	266 (6.4)
Distance to health facility	Not a big problem	1,642 (39.5)
	Big problem	2,510 (60.5)
Community level media exposure	Low	2,033 (49.0)
	High	2,119 (51.0)
Community level poverty	Low	2,503 (60.3)
	High	1,649 (39.7)
Community level women's education	Low	2,110 (50.8)
	High	2,042 (49.2)