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Which one of the following micro-organism causes Hepatitis B infection?
Which organ or part of the body is usually destroyed by hepatitis B infection?
Eating certain foods like garlic and ginger
Sweat/body sweat
Sharing blade
Drawing of body Tattoos
Drinking alcohol
Unprotected sexual intercourse
Sharing needles
Shaking hands with an infected person
Infected mother to infant during pregnancy
Sleeping on infected person’s bed
Unscreened blood transfusion
Taking Blood oath
Sharing of toothbrush
Taking vaccine against hepatitis B
Engaging in regular exercise
Eating appropriate/balance diet
Washing of hands always
Using condom during sexual intercourse
Not sharing injection needles with others
Sharing blade with friends and family members
Using one’s personal barbing kits
Which one of the following can be used to find out whether someone has hepatitis B or not?
Which of the following can hepatitis B lead to?
A person can have hepatitis B without showing symptoms of the disease.
What are the possible symptoms of hepatitis B infection
If someone has hepatitis B virus, the virus remains in the person body for life
How many hepatitis B vaccine injections should one take in order to be fully protected against the virus?
Which of the following groups of people should be given the hepatitis B vaccine
Not everyone can get hepatitis B
Hepatitis B cannot infect people who have faith in God
Vaccination against Hepatitis B is not necessary for me because am a child of God
I am sure I have full protection against hepatitis B infection
I am very careful when using sharp objects(especially needle or blade) that I borrow from friends
Hepatitis B cannot be transmitted from an infected mother to her child during childbirth.
It is people who have sex with more than one boy/girlfriends that can get hepatitis B
Having tattoo on the body can put you at risk of contracting hepatitis B infection
Consumption of alcoholic beavearages (beer, gin and wine) can make one get hepatitis B infection
Taking one’s clipper/needles to the salon can reduces one’s risk of getting hepatitis B
It is people who share barbing clipper with others in the barbing salon that can get hepatitis B
Touching the body fluids (blood) of person who have hepatitis B infection cannot make one to have hepatitis B if one has strong immunity
Hepatitis B is a very serious disease
Hepatitis B can lasts for a lifetime in someone’s body
Hepatitis B cannot damage the liver
One can always recover from the disease
Hepatitis B cannot lead to death
Hepatitis B can be cured.
Eating a healthy diet can prevent hepatitis B
Hepatitis B is a mild disease
Regular exercise cannot prevent hepatitis B
Screening for hepatitis B makes one know whether he/she is infected with hepatitis B or not.
Hepatitis B infection is preventable
Taking hepatitis B vaccine early enough to protect oneself can save one from spending a lot of money in hospital for treating hepatitis B infection
Taking hepatitis B vaccine can protect people from spreading hepatitis B infection in the community
Using a condom during sex cannot prevent one from having hepatitis B infection.
A pregnant woman who has previously vaccinated against hepatitis B do not have the risk of transmitting hepatitis B infection to her foetus or child
Abstaining from sex can protect one from hepatitis B infection
Lack of knowledge about hepatitis B infection can make people to refuse to go for hepatitis B screening.
The screening is too expensive.
Location of hospital can prevent someone from going for hepatitis B screening.
I think the vaccine cost is too much
Fear of the side effects of the vaccine is good reason for not taking hepatitis B vaccine.
Not having time can prevent someone from going for screening
Fear of needle can prevent someone from getting vaccinated
Have you been screened for hepatitis B before?
Have you ever received a hepatitis B vaccine before?
how many doses of hepatitis B vaccine did you receive?
Would you be willing to be tested for hepatitis B infection?
Have you ever had sex?
How old were you when you first had sex?
When last did you have sex?
How many girl/boyfriend do you have?
How many girl/boyfriend do you currently have sexual intercourse with?
Do you use a condom whenever you have sexual intercourse?
Have you ever used condom?
If you use condom, what disease or thing do you use condom to prevent? HIv/AIDs
If you use condom, what disease or thing do you use condom to prevent? Sphills
If you use condom, what disease or thing do you use condom to prevent? Gonorrhoea
If you use condom, what disease or thing do you use condom to prevent? Hepatitis B
If you use condom, what disease or thing do you use condom to prevent? Chlamydia
If you use condom, what disease or thing do you use condom to prevent? Pregnancy
If you use condom, what disease or thing do you use condom to prevent? Never used
How often do you use condoms?
Do you have a barbing kit of your own?
Do you share blade or any body piercing tools with your family members?
How often do you share blade or any body piercing tools with your family members?
Do you share blade or any body piercing tools with friends?
How often do you share blade or any body piercing tools with your friends?
Do you have a tattoo on your body?
Are you planning to have a tattoo on your body?
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Respondent baseline knowledge measured on a 36 point rating scale.
Base line knowledge pro
prevention measured on 28 point rating scale
prevention pro
Post immediate knowledge measured on 37 point rating scale
Post-immediate knowledge pro
Post =-immediate prevention practices measured on a 27 point rating scale
post prevntion pro
Follow-up knowledge measured on a 37 point rating scale
follow-up knowledge pro
follow-up prevention practices measured on 27 point rating scale
post prevention measured on a 27 point rating scale
Baseline prevention measured on 27 point rating scale
post prevention practices measured on a 27 point rating scale
Baseline prevention pro 1
post prevention pro1
Follow prevention pro 1
post prevention practice pro 1
post perception measured on a 35 point rating scale
follow perception measured on a 35 point rating scale
Baseline perception measured on a 35 point rating scale
Baseline perceived susceptibility measured ona 12 point rating scale
Baseline perceived serverity measured on a nine point rating scale
Baseline percived benefit measured on 0 7 point rating scale
Baseline perceived barrier measured on a 7 point rating scale
Post perception measured on a 35 point rating scale
Immediate post intervention perceived susceptibility measured on a 12 point rating scale
immediate post perceived severity measured on a 9 point rating scale
Immediate post intervention perceived benefit measured on a 7 point rating scale
immediate post intervention perceived barrier measured on a 7 point rating scale
Follow-up perception measured on a 35 point rating scale
Follow-up perceived susceptibility measured on a 12 point rating scale
Follow-up perceived severity measured on a 9 point rating scale
Follow-up perceived benefit on a7 point rating scale
follow-up perceived barrier measured on a 7 point rating scale
Baseline perceived susceptibility pro4
Baseline perceived severity pro4
Baseline perceived benefit pro
Baseline perception pro
Post perception pro
Post perceived susceptibility pro
Post perceived serveity pro
post perceived benefit pro