Determinants of Essential Newborn Care Practice Among Nurses and Midwives Working at Public Health Facilities in Wolayta Zone, Southern Ethiopia: Observational Study : Table 3

Table 3: Response of practice related questions among midwifes and nurses working in Public health facilities of Wolayta zone, Southern Ethiopia, March-April, 2019.

Variables	Response	Frequency	Percent
Dry baby and stimulate breathing	Yes	210	97.2
Dry baby and stimulate breathing	No	6	2.8
Waiting cord cutting for 2-3 minutes	Yes	107	49.5
Waiting cord cutting for 2-3 minutes	No	109	50.5
Measure body temperature within 1 hour after delivery	Yes	24	11.1
Measure body temperature within 1 hour after delivery	No	192	88.9
Use two towels to dry and wrap newborn	Yes	184	85.2
Use two towels to dry and wrap newborn	No	32	14.8
Wipe the eyes and face when the head is delivered	Yes	160	74.1
Wipe the eyes and face when the head is delivered	No	56	29.5
Use sterile glove during cord care	Yes	210	97.2
Use sterile glove during cord care	No	6	2.8
Use of clean mask for deliveries they conducted	Yes	83	38.4
Use of clean mask for deliveries they conducted	No	133	61.6
Use of clean apron for deliveries they conducted	Yes	191	88.4
Use of clean apron for deliveries they conducted	No	25	11.6
Record all observations and medications given	Yes	195	90.3
Record all observations and medications given	No	21	9.7