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Tanzania HIV/AIDS and Malaria Indicator Survey 2011-2012

Tanzania, 2011 - 2012
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TZA-NBS-HMIS-2011-v01
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National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Office of the Chief Government Statistician(OCGS-Zanzibar)
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Data file: Births recode

Variables: 499

Variables

ML13D
Quinine taken for fever/cough
ML13E
Artesunate and amodiaquine taken for fever/cough
ML13F
Artesunate taken for fever/cough
ML13G
ALu/coartem taken for fever/cough
ML13H
Other antimalarial taken for fever/cough
ML13I
Antibiotic pill/syrup taken for fever/cough
ML13J
Antibiotic injection taken for fever/cough
ML13K
Aspirin taken for fever/cough
ML13L
Panadol/paracetamol taken for fever/cough
ML13M
Ibuprofen taken for fever/cough
ML13N
Piriton (Chlorphenamine maleate)
ML13O
NA - CS other taken for fever/cough
ML13P
NA - CS other taken for fever/cough
ML13X
Other taken for fever/cough
ML13Y
Nothing taken for fever/cough
ML13Z
Don't know if or what was taken for fever/cough
ML14A
NA - Injection given for fever/convulsion***
ML14B
NA - Suppository given for fever/convulsion***
ML14Y
NA - No suppository or injection given for fever/convulsion***
ML14Z
NA - Don't know if suppository or injection given for fever/convulsion***
ML15A
Timing of start of SP/fansidar
ML15B
NA - Number of days child took fansidar
ML15C
NA - First source for fansidar
ML16A
Timing of start of chloroquine
ML16B
NA - Number of days child took chloroquine
ML16C
NA - First source for chloroquine
ML17A
Timing of start of amodiaquine
ML17B
NA - Number of days child took amodiaquine
ML17C
NA - First source for amodiaquine
ML18A
Timing of start of quinine
ML18B
NA - Number of days child took quinine
ML18C
NA - First source for quinine
ML19A
NA - For fever/convulsion: consulted traditional healer***
ML19B
NA - For fever/convulsion: gave tepid sponging***
ML19C
NA - For fever/convulsion: gave herbs***
ML19D
NA - For fever/convulsion: CS***
ML19E
NA - For fever/convulsion: CS***
ML19F
NA - For fever/convulsion: CS***
ML19X
NA - For fever/convulsion: other***
ML19Y
NA - For fever/convulsion: gave/did nothing***
ML19Z
NA - For fever/convulsion: don't know if something else was done***
ML20A
Timing of start of artesunate and amodiaquine
ML20B
NA - Number of days child took artesunate and amodiaquine
ML20C
NA - First source for artesunate and amodiaquine
ML21A
Timing of start of artesunate
ML21B
NA - Number of days child took artesunate
ML21C
NA - First source for artesunate
ML22A
Timing of start of ALu/Coartem
ML22B
NA - Number of days child took ALu/Coartem
ML22C
NA - First source for ALu/Coartem
ML23A
Timing of start of other anti-malarial use
ML23B
NA - Number of days child took other anti-malarial
ML23C
NA - First source for other anti-malarial
ML24C
NA - First source for antibiotic pill/syrup
AIDSEX
Type of questionnaire
SREG1
Zone
SREG2
Mainland/Zanzibar
SEDUC
Education as defined in report
SHH107AA
Battery or generator for power
SHH107AB
Paraffin lamp
SHH107D
Mobile telephone
SHH107EA
Iron
SHH113A
Watch
SHH113D
Animal-drawn cart
SHH113F
Boat with a motor
S101H
Start of interview (hour)
S101M
Start of interview (minutes)
S101T
Time of the interview
S105
Highest educational level
S106
Highest grade/form/year at that level
S109A
Has a mobile phone
S111
Woman worked in last 7 days (apart from own housework)
S112
Worked in last 7 days: probed
S113
Man worked in the last 7 days
S117
Respondent's main activity during last 12 months
S210B
Total births in last six years
S401
Most serious health problem in your community
S402A
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: fever
S402B
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: feeling cold
S402C
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: chills
S402D
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: perspiration/sweating
S402E
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: headache
S402F
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: body aches
S402G
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: poor appetite
S402H
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: vomiting
S402I
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: diarrhea
S402J
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: weakness
S402K
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: coughing
S402L
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: convulsions
S402M
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: crying
S402N
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: red, yellow eyes
S402O
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: feeling dizzy
S402P
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: stomach ache
S402Q
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: talk unconsciously
S402R
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: anaemia
S402X
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: other
S402Z
Symptoms of malaria in a young child: Don't know
S404A
Ways to avoid getting malaria: sleep under mosquito net
S404B
Ways to avoid getting malaria: use mosquito coils
S404C
Ways to avoid getting malaria: use insecticide spray
S404D
Ways to avoid getting malaria: indoor residual spraying (IRS)
S404E
Ways to avoid getting malaria: keep doors/windows closed
S404F
Ways to avoid getting malaria: use insect repellant
S404G
Ways to avoid getting malaria: keep surroundings clean
S404H
Ways to avoid getting malaria: cut the grass
S404I
Ways to avoid getting malaria: remove standing water
S404J
Ways to avoid getting malaria: intermittent preventive treatment
S404K
Ways to avoid getting malaria: house screening
S404L
Ways to avoid getting malaria: boiling water
S404X
Ways to avoid getting malaria: other
S404Y
Don't know any way to avoid malaria
S404Z
Ways to avoid getting malaria: Don't know
S405
ACTs can be obtained at nearest health facility or duka la dawa muhimu
S406A
Saw/heard any messages about malaria prevention in the past year
S406B
Saw/heard any messages about malaria treatment in the past year
S408A
Heard/saw the phrase "Malaria Haikubaliki" in the past year
S408B
Heard/saw the phrase "Maliza Malaria" in the past year
S409A
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: radio
S409B
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: billboard
S409C
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: poster
S409D
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: t-shirt
S409E
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: leaflet/fact sheet/brochure
S409F
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: television
S409G
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: mobile video unit
S409H
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: school
S409I
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: health care worker
S409J
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: community event/presentation
S409K
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: friend/neighbor/family member
S409L
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: newspaper
S409M
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: road show trucks
S409X
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: other
S409Z
Place heard/saw one of the malaria phrases: don't know
S410
Visited by health worker/volunteer to talk about malaria in past 6 months
S412
Have you heard of Hati Punguzo
S413A
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: radio
S413B
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: poster/brochure
S413C
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: newspaper
S413D
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: television
S413E
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: mobile video unit
S413F
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: community volunteer
S413G
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: village government
S413H
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: shop
S413I
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: RCH/Health facility
S413J
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: friend/neighbor/family member
S413K
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: school
S413X
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: other
S413Z
Place heard of Hati Punguzo: don't know
S418
Health care provider gave you Hati Punguzo voucher during ANC
S419
Got Hati Punguzo at first ANC visit or a later visit
S421
I can easily protect myself and my children from malaria
S422
I can ensure that my children sleep under a treated net every single night
S423
I can easily hang my children's mosquito nets
S424
It is important to sleep under a net every single night
S425
Pregnant women are at high risk of getting malaria
S426
Women should attend antenatal care early in their pregnancy
S539P
Source for condoms: other private sector
S539X
Source for condoms: other
S543P
Source for female condoms: other private sector
S543X
Source for female condoms: other
S607A
AIDS can be cured
S635A
A male teacher infected with HIV, but is not sick, should be allowed to continue teaching
S636A
Saw/heard an HIV education programme in the past 12 months
S636BA
Name of the HIV education programme: Femina/Fema
S636BB
Name of the HIV education programme: Si mchezo
S636BC
Name of the HIV education programme: Afya ya jamii
S636BD
Name of the HIV education programme: Fataki
S636BE
Name of the HIV education programme: Jikinge na ukimwi
S636BF
Name of the HIV education programme: Ukimwi na jamii
S636BX
Name of the HIV education programme: other
S636BZ
Name of the HIV education programme: don't know, don't remember
S705A
Heard about cervical cancer
S705B
Someone talked to you about cervical cancer in the past 6 months
S716H
End of interview (hour)
S716M
End of interview (minutes)
S716T
Time of the interview
S801
Under age 18
S802
Marital status
S803
Line no. of parent/caretaker
S805
Read consent statement to parent/caretaker (HIV)
S807
Read consent statement to respondent (HIV)
S807A
Read consent statement - HIV
S807I
Interviewer ID number
S808
Under age 18
S809
Marital status
S811
Read consent statement to parent/caretaker (Additional tests)
S813
Read consent statement to respondent (Additional tests)
S813A
Consent for additional tests
S816
Blood sample ID number
S816A
Result of measurement - HIV
SHIVWGT
HIV weight (6 decimals)
IDX94
Index to Birth History
S312B
ANC card for the time was pregnant
S312C
Number of doses of SP/Fansidar from card
IDX95
Index to Birth History
S318A
Days ago fever started
S325A
Got the result of the test
S325B
Had malaria
S351
Purchased the ALu/Coartem
S351A
Amount paid for the ALu/Coartem
Total: 499
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