The utilization and barriers of Pap smear among women with visual impairment

Table 3 The effect factors of pap smear utilization among women with visual impairment: Logistic regression^a

Various	B	Exp (B)	p-value	95 % CI
Constant	−1.468	0.230
Age	−0.041	0.960	0.100	0.914–1.008
Marriage
Married	reference
Unmarried	−0.578	0.561	0.486	0.110–2.856
Others	1.177	3.243	0.190	0.558–18.865
Education
Elementary school diploma and lower	0.833	2.300	0.212	0.622–8.502
High school diploma	0.411	1.509	0.497	0.460–4.951
University and higher	reference
Employee status
No	reference
Yes	0.030	1.031	0.954	0.372–2.858
Student	−18.266	<0.001	0.999	–
Severity of disability
Mild	reference
Moderate	−0.587	0.556	0.182	0.235–1.316
Severe	−0.802	0.449	0.059	0.195–1.030
The causes of disability
Inborn (congenital)	reference
Acquired	0.079	1.082	0.849	0.480–2.441
Gynecology experiences
No	reference
Ever: before 1 year	2.127	8.393^**	0.002	2.131–33.048
Ever: during 1 year	3.996	54.403^***	<0.001	13.236–223.609
Main care giver
Care-self	reference
Mother and sisters	−0.392	0.675	0.672	0.110–4.150
Daughter and daughter in law	1.876	6.530	0.079	0.802–53.130
Husband	2.050	7.765	0.058	0.935–64.467
Others	1.723	5.601	0.124	0.625–50.178
	R²CS = 0.400, R²N = 0.552

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