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Table 2 ANC visit and type of services given at health facility with frequency and proportion of women, Tigray region, 2015

From: Utilization and factors associated with antenatal, delivery and postnatal Care Services in Tigray Region, Ethiopia: a community-based cross-sectional study

Place of ANC visit (n = 667)

Number (%)

 Governmental hospital

80(12.0)

 Health center

527(79.0)

 Health post

91(13.6)

 NGO health facility

14(2.1)

 Private health facility

15(2.2)

ANC visit by type of health professional (n = 667)

 Unspecified health professional

486(72.9)

 midwives

134(21.1)

 nurses

80(12.0)

 HEW

48(7.2)

 Others (Health officer and Medical doctor)

8(1.1)

Number of ANC visit

 No ANC care

21(3.1)

 1

16(2.4)

 2–3

233(34.9)

 4 and more

388(58.2)

 Do not know

9(1.3)

Gestational age at first ANC visit

 No ANC care

21(3.1)

 Less than 4 months

238(35.7)

 4–5 months

231(40.6)

 6–7 months

120(18.0)

 8 and more

7(1.0)

 Do not know

10(1.5)

Examination and measurement taken during ANC visit (n = 646)

 Weight measured

623(96.4)

 Height measured

281(43.5)

 BP measured

634(98.1)

 Urine examination

611(94.6)

 Blood test

609(94.3)

 HIV test

583(90.2)

 STI screening

228(35.3)

 Taking Iron tablet

553(85.6)

 General examination

543(84.3)

 MUAC

250(40.1)

Amount of food taken during pregnancy (667)

 Less than usual

222(33.3)

 As usual

341(51.1)

 More than usual

101(15.1)

 Unable to decide

3(0.4)

Duration of Iron supplementation during pregnancy (months) (n = 456)

 Less 2 months

295(64.7)

 Three months

124(27.2)

 Four months and more

37(8.1)