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Table 1 Obstetric history and practice of mothers in Central Zone Tigray, Ethiopia, 2017

From: Determinants of hypothermia on neonates admitted to the intensive care unit of public hospitals of Central Zone, Tigray, Ethiopia 2017: unmatched case–control study

Variables

Category

Cases

Controls

Total

n = 88 (%)

n = 176 (%)

n = 264 (%)

Parity

Prim parous

45 (51.1)

79 (44.9)

124 (47.0)

Multiparous

43 (48.9)

97 (55.1)

140 (53.0)

Obstetric complication

Yes

27 (30.7)

42 (23.9)

69 (26.1)

No

61 (69.3)

134 (76.1)

195 (73.9)

Mode of delivery

Spontaneous

65 (73.9)

142 (80.7)

207 (78.4)

Instrumental

9 (10.2)

19 (10.8)

28 (10.6)

C/s

14 (15.9)

15 (8.5)

29 (11.0)

Place of delivery

Hospital

24 (27.3)

75 (42.6)

99 (37.5)

Health center

42 (47.7)

69 (39.2)

111 (42.1)

Private clinic

1 (1.1)

0 (0)

1 (0.4)

Home

21 (23.9)

32 (18.2)

53 (20.0)

Type of pregnancy

Single

80 (90.9)

169 (96.0)

249 (94.3)

Twin

8 (9.1)

7 (4.0)

15 (5.7)

Time of delivery

Day

27 (30.7)

101 (57.4)

128 (48.5)

Night

61 (69.3)

75 (42.6)

136 (51.5)

Starting breastfeeding

Immediately

19 (21.6)

90 (51.1)

109 (41.3)

Within 1 h

16 (18.2)

36 (20.5)

52 (19.7)

After 1 h

53 (60.2)

50 (28.4)

103 (39.0)

  1. Obstetric complication comprises any complication during pregnancy, labor and after labor