Bellary District, - PRC

Antental, delivery and postnatal careAmong mothers who delivered during the last 1 yearPer cent received ANC check-upRural Urban Male Female TotalNC NC NA NA 76.1KarnatakaMIS-200084.2Among mothers who received ANCPer cent received at least 3 ANC check-upsPer cent received 2 tetanus toxoid injectionsPer cent who received iron and folic acid tabletsNCNCNCNCNCNCNANANANANANA72.778.584.379.969.273.4Among mothers who delivered during the last 1 yearPer cent who delivered in an institutionPer cent who were attended by skilled personnelduring delivery (by a doctor/ a nurse/ANM)Per cent had caesarean deliveryNCNCNCNCNCNCNANANANANANA24.538.48.252.961.95.6Per cent received postnatal check-upNC NC NA NA 25.8 31.7Knowledge about HIV/AIDSAmong women aged 15-49 yearsPer cent heard of HIV/AIDS: All women76.9 90.4 NA NA 81.2 65.8Per cent heard of HIV/AIDS: Ever-married women 77.5 89.6 NA NA 81.1 62.7Per cent heard of HIV/AIDS: Never married women 72.5 93.4 NA NA 81.5 77.9Among women aged 15-49 years who have heard ofHIV/AIDSPer cent who correctly state two ways of avoidingHIV/AIDS20.7 35.2 NA NA 25.8 NAPer cent who have two misconceptions aboutHIV/AIDS 215.7 15.0 NA NA 15.5 NAPer cent who correctly identify three means ofvertical transmission of HIV/AIDS 354.2 50.9 NA NA 53.0 NAPer cent who reported that HIV/AIDS can betransmitted from mother to child69.1 70.2 NA NA 69.5 NAPer cent who approve that a healthy but HIV infectedperson can continue to work26.9 45.0 NA NA 33.4 NAPer cent who think that women ask men to usecondom29.2 49.4 NA NA 36.4 NANA: Not AvailableNC: Not Calculated1 Offered more acceptable liquids during diarrhoea than at regular times2 The two misconceptions about which questions were asked refer to: (1) transmission of HIV through mosquitobite and (2) a healthy-looking person can have HIV/AIDS.3 Mother-to-child transmission during pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeedingaRefers to grade 1-5.bRefers to grade 6-8.cRefers to grade 1-8.19