These rates, ratios and proportions are often questioned in PGMEE, pediatrics, obstetrics and preventive and social medicine (PSM) or community medicine examinations.
a. Neonatal mortality rate (NMR): 21 per 1000 live births
b. Infant mortality rate (IMR): 32 per 1000 live births
c. Under-5 mortality rate (U5MR): 39 per 1000 live births
d. Maternal mortality ratio (MMR): 239 deaths per 100,000 live births for the seven-year period before the survey. The confidence interval for the 2016 MMR ranges from 134 to 345 deaths per 100,000 live births.
e. Total Fertility Rate (TFR): 2.3
f. General Fertility Rate (GFR): 88
g. Crude Birth Rate (CBR): 22.4
h. Teenage pregnancy rate (15-19 years): 17%
i. Contraceptive prevalence rate (15-49 years, married/in-union): 53%
j. Atleast 1 antenatal contact with skilled provider: 84%
k. 4+ antenatal visits: 69%
l. Birth by skilled provider: 58%
m. Birth in health facilities: 57%
n. Stunting (< -2 SD for height-for-age; chronic malnutrition): 36%
o. Severe stunting (< -3 SD for height-for-age): 12%
p. Wasting (< -2 SD for weight-for-height; acute or recent nutritional deficits): 10%
q. Severe wasting (< -3 SD for weight-for-height): 2%
r. Underweight: 27%
s. Severely underweight: 5%
t. Hypertension prevalence in age 15 and above: 17% of women and 23% of men
u. Hypertension prevalence in age 55-59: 32% of women and 36% of men
v. Exclusive breast feeding: 66%
w. Vitamin A coverage (children age 6-59 months): 86%
x. Some degree of anemia in children: 53%
y. Anemia in reproductive age women (15-49 years): 41%
