How old are you?
1 = 15-30
2 = 31-45
3 = 46-60
4 = >60

Gender
1 = Male
2 = Female

1 = Urban area
2 = rural area

Educational level
1 = uneducated
2 = primary
3 = secondary
4 = College and University

1 = Farmer
2 = merchant
3 = student
4 = government employer
5 = daily labor
6 = others

1 = <1,000
2 = 1,000-2,000
3 = 2,001-3,000
4 = 3,001-4,000
5 = 4,001-5,000
6 = >5,000

1 = Protestant
2 = Orthodox
3 = Muslim
4 = Catholic
5 = Waaqeffataa

Relationship
1 = Single
2 = Married
3 = Divorced
4 = Widowed

Is there pregnancy and lactation? (only for females)
1 = Yes
2 = No

1 = Oromo
2 = Amhara
3 = Guraghe
4 = Tigre
5 = Yem
6 = Dawuro
7 = Silte
8 = Kaffa
9 = Others

What is the age in yrs at the time of diagnosis?
1 = 15-30
2 = 31-45
3 = 46-60
4 = >60
5 = <15

Age at diagnosis
0 = <15
1 = 15-30
2 = 31-45
3 = 46-60
4 = >60

How long have you been taking these medicines
1 = 1-5 years
2 = >5 years

For how long duration have you been follow up in the clinic?
1 = 1-5 years
2 = 5-10 years
3 = >10 years

If yes; What are those co-morbidities?
1 = Diabetes mellitus
2 = Hypertension
3 = CHF
4 = CKD
5 = UTI
6 = Peripheral neuropathy
7 = Pneumonia
8 = Others

If yes brain injury was
1 = Before seizure occurence
2 = After seizure occurrence

If yes, what are those triggering factors?
1 = Missing medications
2 = Sleep deprivation
3 = Emotional stress
4 = Excessive alcohol drinking
5 = Others

Types of seizure diagnosed
1 = Simple partial
2 = Complex partial
3 = GTCS
4 = Status eppilepticus
5 = Unclassified

1 = 0-1
2 = 2-5
3 = >5

What is the frequency of seizure attacks before AEDs initiation?
1 = 1-5
2 = 6-10

What AEDs are most commonly prescribed?
1 = Phenytoin
2 = Phenobarbitone
3 = Carbamazapine
4 = Valproic acid
5 = Phenytoin and phenobarbitone
6 = Phenytoin and carbamazepine
7 = Phenobarbitone and carbamazepine
8 = phenytoin,phenobarbitone and carbamazepine
9 = Crbamazepine and valproic acid
10 = Valproic acid, bromazepine and carbamazepine
11 = phenytoin,phenobarbitone and valproic acid
12 = Phenobarbitone and valproic acid

If yes, what are those concurrent medications?
1 = Antihypertencive
2 = Antidiabetic
3 = Antipain
4 = Antibiotics
5 = Others

If yes, adverse effects from phenytoin use are
1 = Gingival hyperplasia
2 = Peripheral neuropatyy
3 = Dizziness
4 = Nausea and vomiting
5 = Others

If yes, adverse effects from phenobarbitone use are
1 = Epigastric pain
2 = Sedation
3 = Dizziness
4 = Blurring of vision
5 = Others

If yes,adverse effets from carbamazepine
1 = Nausea and vomiting
2 = Others

If yes,adverse effects from valproic acid use are
1 = Nausea
2 = Headache
3 = Vomiting
4 = Others

If yes,the patient is seizure free for
1 = <1 years
2 = 1-2 years
3 = 3-5 years
4 = >5 years

How often do you difficulty remembering to take all your medications?
1 = Never
2 = Sometimes
3 = Usually
4 = Always

1 = Adherent
2 = Non-adherent

Level of adherene
1 = High
2 = Moderate
3 = Low

1 = Good
2 = Poor

If no, patient related factors
1 = Busy time
2 = Unable to afford
3 = Unable to remember
4 = Others

Drug related factors, if no for questions#42
1 = Polytherapy
2 = Side effects
3 = Others

Health care related factors, if no for questions #42
1 = Irregular drug supply
2 = lack of free medicine
3 = Others

1 = One
2 = Two
3 = Three

Seizure Control Status
1 = Poor
2 = Good

Religion category
1 = Protestant
2 = Orthodox christian
3 = Muslim
4 = others

1 = GTCS
2 = Unclassified type

1 = Monotherapy
2 = Combination therapy

Seizure Recurrence
0 = No recurrence
1 = Recurrence

Adherence Status
0 = Adherent
1 = Not adherent