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Table 3 Malaria prevention practices among study participants

From: Prevalence and factors associated with placental malaria in Lira District, Northern Uganda: a cross-sectional study

Variable

Frequency

Percentage (%)

IPT-SP (n = 350)*

  

 Yes

319

91.1

 No

31

8.9

Number of IPT-SP doses (n = 349)

  

 0–2

195

55.9

 3+

154

44.1

Directly observed uptake of IPT-SP (n = 315)

  

 Yes

182

57.8

 No

133

42.2

Interval of last SP dose & delivery(n = 303)

  

 < 1 month

141

46.5

 > 1 month

162

53.5

Co-trimoxazole use (n = 38)

  

 Yes

34

89.5

 No

4

10.5

Concomitant antimalarial drugs use (n = 363)

  

 Yes

248

68.3

 No

115

31.7

Bed net use (n = 366)

  

 Yes

339

92.6

 No

27

7.4

Type of bed net (n = 341)

  

 Long lasting insecticide treated nets

294

86.2

 Ordinary nets

47

13.7

Duration of bed net use (n = 340)

  

 < 1 year

134

39.4

 > 1 year

206

60.6

Indoor spraying (n = 362)

  

 Yes

289

79.8

 No

73

20.2

  1. (n* = 16): participants were instead taking co-trimoxazole