Bangladesh 1993-1994 Demographic and Health ... - Measure DHS
Bangladesh 1993-1994 Demographic and Health ... - Measure DHS
Bangladesh 1993-1994 Demographic and Health ... - Measure DHS
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Table B.1 List of selected variables for sampling errors~ <strong>Bangladesh</strong> <strong>1993</strong>-94Variable Description Base populationWOMENNo educationWith secondary education or higherCurrently marriedChildren ever bornChildren survivingKnowing any contraceptive methodKnowing any modem contraceptive methodKnowing source for any modern methodEver used any contraceptive methodCurrently using any methodCurrently using a modern methodCurrently using pillCurrently using IUDCurrently using injectionsCurrently using condomCurrently using female sterilizationCurrently using male sterilizationCurrently using rhythmUsing public sector sourceWant no more childrenWant to delay at least 2 yearsIdeal number of childrenMothers received tetanus injectionMothers received medical care at birthHad diarrhea in the last 2 weeksTreated with ORS packetsSought medical treatmentHaving health card, seenReceived BCO vaccinationReceived DPT vaccination (3 doses)Received polio vaccination (3 doses)Received measles vaccinationFully immunizedTotal fertility rate (3 years)Infant mortality rate (0-4 years)Infant mortality rate (0-9 years)No educationWith secondary education or higherKnowing any contraceptive methodKnowing any modern contraceptive methodCurrently using any methodCurrently using a modern methodCurrently using pillCurrently using IUDCurrently using injectionsCurrently using condomCurrently using female sterilizationCurrently using male sterilizationCurrently using rhythmWant no more childrenProportionProportionProportionMeanMeanProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionMeanProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionRateRateRateProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionProportionHUSBANDSEver-married women 10-49Ever-married women 10-49Ever-marrled women 10-49Currently married women 15-49Currently married women 15-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married woman 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Current users of modern methodCurrently married women 10-49Currently married women 10-49Ever-married women 10-49Births in last 3 yearsBirths in last 3 yearsChildren under 3Children under 3 with diarrhea in last 2 weeksChildren under 3 with diarrhea in last 2 weeksChildren 12-23 monthsChildren 12-23 monthsChildren 12-23 monthsChildren 12-23 monthsChildren 12-23 monthsChildren 12-23 monthsWomen-years of exposure to child-bearingNumber of birthsNumber of birthsHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>sHusb<strong>and</strong>s153