Determinant Factors of Sexual and Reproductive Health Service Utilization among In-School Adolescents with Disability in Jimma Zone, Southwest Ethiopia

Table 4

Awareness and attitude toward sexual and reproductive health services among in-school adolescents with disability in Jimma zone, southwest Ethiopia, 2021.

Variables	Responses	Frequency	Percent
Know the type of SRH services	Family planning	265	49
	VCT	116	21.4
	STI diagnosis and treatment	86	15.9
	SRH information and education	42	7.8
	Postabortion care	32	5.9
Source of information about SRH services	Radio	78	22.0
	Television	114	32.1
	Health facility	36	14.1
	Peers	34	9.6
	Family	4	1.1
	School	85	23.9
	Other	4	1.1
Know where to get the SRH services	Yes	205	57.1
	No	154	42.9
Attitude towards SRH services	Unfavourable	230	50.7
	Favourable	224	49.3
Self-risk perception of contracting STIs including HIV/AIDS	High risk	70	15.4
	Low risk	282	62.1
	Not at all	102	22.5
Reason for high-risk perception	Multiple sexual partners	17	24.3
	Visited commercial sex	41	58.6
	Do not use a condom at all	6	8.6
	Do not use condom consistently	6	8.6