Maternal Satisfaction and Its Associated Factors towards Spinal Anesthesia for Caesarean Section: A Cross-Sectional Study in Two Eritrean Hospitals

Table 5

Predictors of maternal dissatisfaction using bivariate and multivariate logistic regression, Asmara, Eritrea, 2018.

Variable	COR	95% CI	AOR	95% CI
Hospital
Sembel	5.81	2.54, 13.29	5.35	2.16, 13.27
Orotta	1
Age
18 to 26	2.99	1.25, 7.19	2.92	0.60, 14.23
27 to 35	2.8	0.94, 8.35	1.48	0.42, 5.18
36 to 42	1
Educational level
Secondary or above	1.03	0.45, 2.39
Junior or below	1
Employment
Employed	0.86	0.33, 2.24
Unemployed	1
Marital status
Single	15.34	5.24, 44.91	9.79	2.88, 33.37
Married	1
Surgery
Emergency	1.05	0.48, 2.29
Elective	1
Parity
Primipara	2.24	1.02, 4.92	0.94	0.26, 3.39
Multipara	1
Neonatal birth weight (Kg)
Less than 3	1.98	0.91, 4.33
3 or more	1
Apgar score
<10	1.05	0.37, 2.93
10	1
Medical illness
Yes	0.72	0.09, 5.82
No	1
Anesthesia history
Yes	0.79	0.37, 1.73
No	1
Prior anesthesia
SA	0.56	0.14, 2.22
GA	1
Intraoperative pain
Yes	23.29	6.58, 82.43	11.19	2.03, 61.75
No	1
PDPH
Yes	0.37	0.09, 1.64
No	1
PONV
Yes	0.72	0.09, 5.82
No	1
Puncture attempts
>2 trials	2.29	0.64, 7.67
<=2 trials	1

1: reference category; , , significant at 0.05, 0.01, and 0.001 level, respectively; OR: odds ratio; AOR: adjusted odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; PDPH: postdural puncture headache; PONV: postoperative nausea and vomiting.