Factors affecting demand for modern contraceptives among currently married reproductive age women in rural Kebeles of Nunu Kumba district, Oromia, Ethiopia

Table 5 Bivariate analysis of factors not associated with Demand for modern methods of contraceptives among respondents in Nunu Kumba district, January 2015

Variables	Response	Demand for FP		Crude OR (95% C.I.)	P-value
Variables	Response	Yes	No	Crude OR (95% C.I.)	P-value
Number of pregnancy	< 5	308	72	1.000	0.000
Number of pregnancy	> = 5	116	27	1.004 (0.625, 1.641)	0.986
Age at first birth	15–24	48	12	1.000	0.000
Age at first birth	25–34	376	87	0.926 (0.472, 1.816)	0.822
Number of living female children	< 5	5	2	1.000	0.000
Number of living female children	> = 5	346	74	0.535 (0.102, 2.09)	0.459
Number of living male children	< 5	3	1	1.000	0.000
Number of living male children	> = 5	386	76	0.591 (0.061, 5.755)	0.650
Age at first marriage	< 18	276	92	1.000	0.000
Age at first marriage	> = 18	174	42	0.724 (0.480, 1.093)	0.124
Husband educational status	Can’t read and write	147	48	1.000	0.899
	Read and write	62	18	1.009 (0.554, 1.837)	0.977
	Elementary	205	59	1.161 (0.472, 2.855)	0.745
	High school and above	36	9	0.889 (0.479, 1.649)	0.709
Decision maker on FP use	Woman	36	11	1.000	0.001
Decision maker on FP use	Husband	414	123	1.028 (0.508, 2.081)	0.938

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