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Malaria Indicator Survey 2017

Tanzania, 2017
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TZA_2017_MIS_v01_M
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National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Office of the Chief Government Statistician (OCGS)
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Mar 29, 2019
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Mar 29, 2019
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Data file: RECHMH

HOUSEHOLD
- Malaria: by Household Member

Cases: 47766
Variables: 36

Variables

hhid
Case Identification
hmhidx
Index to Household Schedule
hml12
Type of Mosquito Bed Net(s) person slept under last night
hml13
Net Designation Number (HMLIDX) for 1st net person slept under last night
hml14
Net Designation Number (HMLIDX) for 2nd net person slept under last night
hml15
NA - Net Designation Number (HMLIDX) for 3rd net person slept under last night
hml16
Corrected age from Individual file
hml16a
Age in months (for children)
hml17
Flag for age from Individual file
hml18
Pregnancy status from Individual file
hml19
Person slept under an ever-treated net
hml20
Person slept under an LLIN net
hml30
Line number of parent/caretaker (for malaria testing)
hml31
Read consent statement for malaria
hml32
NA - Final result of malaria from blood smear test
hml32a
NA - Presence of species: falciparum (Pf)
hml32b
NA - Presence of species: malariae (Pm)
hml32c
NA - Presence of species: ovale (Po)
hml32d
NA - Presence of species: vivax (Pv)
hml32e
NA - Presence of species: CS
hml32f
NA - Presence of species: CS
hml32g
NA - Presence of species: CS
hml33
Result of malaria measurement
hml34
NA - Bar code for blood smear sample
hml35
Result of malaria rapid test
hml36
Fieldworker measurer code for malaria
sb118a
Illness or symptoms: extreme weakness
sb118b
Illness or symptoms: heart problems
sb118c
Illness or symptoms: loss of consciousness
sb118d
Illness or symptoms: rapid breathing
sb118e
Illness or symptoms: seizures
sb118f
Illness or symptoms: abnormal bleeding
sb118g
Illness or symptoms: jaundice or yellow skin
sb118h
Illness or symptoms: dark urine
sb121
Taken ACT for malaria treatment in the past two weeks
sb125
Accepted medicine
Total: 36
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