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Table 3: Association of knowledge regarding prevention of parent to child transmission of HIV among antenatal mothers with the selected demographic variables Table 3 shows that there is no any association between knowledge and demographic variables except occupation. At the 0.05 level of significance

Table 3 Association of knowledge regarding prevention of parent to child transmission of HIV among antenatal mothers with the selected demographic variables Table 3 shows that there is no any association between knowledge and demographic variables except occupation. At the 0.05 level of significance

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Table -2 Shows that majority of 87% mothers were having good knowledge with the mean of 16.77 and SD of 2.25 Fig 1: Distribution of frequency percentage
Table -2 Shows that majority of 87% mothers were having good knowledge with the mean of 16.77 and SD of 2.25 Fig 1: Distribution of frequency percentage
Recommendations Table 2: Distribution of frequency and percentage of subjects according to level of scores on knowledge regarding breast omplications during puerperium among postnatal mothers. (n=10(
Recommendations Table 2: Distribution of frequency and percentage of subjects according to level of scores on knowledge regarding breast omplications during puerperium among postnatal mothers. (n=10(
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