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Table 2 Sociodemographic characteristics of women attending public health hospitals in Omo District for antenatal and delivery services, Southern Ethiopia, 2018 (n = 519)

From: Family history of chronic illness, preterm gestational age and smoking exposure before pregnancy increases the probability of preeclampsia in Omo district in southern Ethiopia: a case-control study

Variables

Case

n = 167

Control

n = 352

P-value

Age

No

%

No

%

 

 Less than 20

45

26.9

80

22.7

0.19

 20–34

110

65.9

237

67.3

0.39

 Above 34

12

7.2

35

10

1:00

Marital status

 Married

161

96.4

325

92.3

0.08

 Unmarried

6

3.6

27

7.7

1:00

Residence

 Urban

89

53.3

201

57.1

0.41

 Rural

78

46.7

151

42.9

1:00

Educational Status

 No formal education

41

24.6

77

21.9

1:00

 Primary

47

28.0

106

30.1

0.48

 Secondary

39

23.4

97

27.6

0.30

 College and above

40

24.0

72

20.4

0.88

Religion

 Orthodox

85

50.9

180

51.1

0.14

 Protestant

66

39.5

142

40.3

0.10

 Muslim

9

5.4

24

6.9

0.11

 Others

7

4.2

6

1.7

1:00

Maternal Occupation

 Housewife

94

56.3

180

51.1

0.47

 Merchant

26

15.6

49

13.9

0.49

 Gov’t employee

15

8.9

49

13.9

0.67

 Private worker

8

4.8

25

7.1

0.76

 Student

16

9.6

28

8.0

0.44

 Others

8

4.8

21

6.0

1:00

Paternal Occupation

 Gov’t employee

45

22.8

98

29.63

0.30

 Merchant

43

33.5

114

28.77

0.13

 Farmer

59

31.7

96

29.10

0.74

 Private

8

6.6

27

6.84

0.12

 Others

12

5.4

17

5.70

1:00