| Key Indicators of National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4) by Residence in Lakshadweep (2015-2016) | |||
| Indicators | Urban | Rural | Total |
| Population and Household Profile | |||
| Population (Female) Age 6 Years and above who Ever Attended School (%) | |||
| Population Below Age 15 Years (%) | |||
| Sex Ratio of the Total Population (Females per 1000 Males) | |||
| Sex Ratio at Birth for Children Born in the Last Five Years (Females per 1000 Males) | |||
| Children Under Age 5 Years Whose Birth Was Registered (%) | |||
| Households With Electricity (%) | |||
| Households with an Improved Drinking-Water Source (%) | |||
| Households Using Improved Sanitation Facility (%) | |||
| Households Using Clean Fuel for Cooking (%) | |||
| Households Using Iodized Salt (%) | |||
| Households With Any Usual Member Covered by A Health Scheme or Health Insurance (%) | |||
| Characteristics of Adults (Age 15-49) | |||
| Women Who are Literate (%) | |||
| Men Who are Literate (%) | |||
| Women With 10 or More Years of Schooling (%) | |||
| Marriage and Fertility | |||
| Women Age 20-24 Years Married Before Age 18 Years (%) | |||
| Men Age 25-29 Years Married Before Age 21 Years (%) | |||
| Total Fertility Rate (Children Per Woman) | |||
| Women Age 15-19 Years Who were already Mothers or Pregnant at the Time of the Survey (%) | |||
| Infant and Child Mortality Rates (Per 1000 Live Births) | |||
| Infant Mortality Rate (Imr) | |||
| Under-Five Mortality Rate (U5Mr) | |||
| Current Use of Family Planning Methods (Currently Married Women Age 15 49 Years) | |||
| Any Method (%) | |||
| Any Modern Method (%) | |||
| Female Sterilization (%) | |||
| Male Sterilization (%) | |||
| Iud/Ppiud (%) | |||
| Pill (%) | |||
| Condom (%) | |||
| Unmet Need for Family Planning (Currently Married Women Age 15 49 Years) | |||
| Total Unmet Need (%) | |||
| Unmet Need for Spacing (%) | |||
| Quality of Family Planning Services | |||
| Health Worker Ever Talked to Female Non-Users About Family Planning (%) | |||
| Current Users Ever Told About Side Effects of Current Method (%) | |||
| Maternal and Child Health | |||
| Maternity Care (For Last Birth in the 5 Years Before the Survey) | |||
| Mothers Who Had Antenatal Check-Up in the First Trimester (%) | |||
| Mothers Who had at Least 4 Antenatal Care Visits (%) | |||
| Mothers Whose Last Birth Was Protected Against Neonatal Tetanus (%) | |||
| Mothers Who Consumed Iron Folic Acid for 100 Days or More When They Were Pregnant (%) | |||
| Mothers Who Had Full Antenatal Care (%) | |||
| Registered Pregnancies for Which the Mother Received Mother and Child Protection (Mcp) Card (%) | |||
| Mothers Who Received Postnatal Care From A Doctor/Nurse/Lhv/Anm/Midwife/Other Health Personnel Within 2 Days of Delivery (%) | |||
| Mothers Who Received Financial Assistance Under Janani Suraksha Yojana (Jsy) for Births Delivered in an Institution (%) | |||
| Average Out of Pocket Expenditure Per Delivery in Public Health Facility (Rs.) | |||
| Children Born at Home Who were taken to a Health Facility for Check-Up within 24 hours of Birth (%) | |||
| Children Who Received A Health Check After Birth From A Doctor/Nurse/Lhv/Anm/ Midwife/Other Health Personnel Within 2 Days of Birth (%) | |||
| Delivery Care (For Births in the 5 Years Before the Survey) | |||
| Institutional Births (%) | |||
| Institutional Births in Public Facility (%) | |||
| Home Delivery Conducted by Skilled Health Personnel (Out of Total Deliveries) (%) | |||
| Births Assisted by A Doctor/Nurse/Lhv/Anm/Other Health Personnel (%) | |||
| Births Delivered by Caesarean Section (%) | |||
| Births in A Private Health Facility Delivered by Caesarean Section (%) | |||
| Births in A Public Health Facility Delivered by Caesarean Section (%) | |||
| Child Immunizations and Vitamin A Supplementation | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Fully Immunized (Bcg, Measles, and 3 Doses Each of Polio and Dpt) (%) | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Who Have Received Bcg (%) | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Who Have Received 3 Doses of Polio Vaccine (%) | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Who Have Received 3 Doses of Dpt Vaccine (%) | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Who Have Received Measles Vaccine (%) | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Who Have Received 3 Doses of Hepatitis B Vaccine (%) | |||
| Children Age 9-59 Months Who Received A Vitamin A Dose in Last 6 Months (%) | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Who Received Most of the Vaccinations in Public Health Facility (%) | |||
| Children Age 12-23 Months Who Received Most of the Vaccinations in Private Health Facility (%) | |||
| Treatment of Childhood Diseases (Children Under Age 5 Years) | |||
| Prevalence of Diarrhoea (Reported) in the Last 2 Weeks Preceding the Survey (%) | |||
| Children With Diarrhoea in the Last 2 Weeks Who Received Oral Rehydration Salts (Ors) (%) | |||
| Children With Diarrhoea in the Last 2 Weeks Who Received Zinc (%) | |||
| Children With Diarrhoea in the Last 2 Weeks Taken to A Health Facility (%) | |||
| Prevalence of Symptoms of Acute Respiratory Infection (Ari) in the Last 2 Weeks Preceding the Survey (%) | |||
| Children With Fever or Symptoms of Ari in the Last 2 Weeks Preceding the Survey Taken to A Health Facility (%) | |||
| Child Feeding Practices and Nutritional Status of Children | |||
| Children Under Age 3 Years Breastfed Within One Hour of Birth (%) | |||
| Children Under Age 6 Months Exclusively Breastfed (%) | |||
| Children Age 6-8 Months Receiving Solid or Semi-Solid Food and Breastmilk (%) | |||
| Breastfeeding Children Age 6-23 Months Receiving An Adequate Diet (%) | |||
| Non-Breastfeeding Children Age 6-23 Months Receiving An Adequate Diet (%) | |||
| Total Children Age 6-23 Months Receiving An Adequate Diet (%) | |||
| Children Under 5 Years Who are Stunted (Height-For-Age) (%) | |||
| Children Under 5 Years Who are Wasted (Weight-For-Height) (%) | |||
| Children Under 5 Years Who are Severely Wasted (Weight-For-Height) (%) | |||
| Children Under 5 Years Who are Underweight (Weight-For-Age) (%) | |||
| Nutritional Status of Adults (Age 15-49 Years) | |||
| Women whose Body Mass Index (BMI) is below Normal (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2) (%) | |||
| Men whose Body Mass Index (BMI) is below Normal (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2) (%) | |||
| Women Who are Overweight or Obese (BMI = 25.0 kg/m2) (%) | |||
| Men Who are Overweight or Obese (BMI = 25.0 kg/m2) (%) | |||
| Anaemia Among Children and Adults | |||
| Children Age 6-59 Months who are Anaemic (<11.0 g/dl) (%) | |||
| Non-Pregnant Women Age 15-49 Years Who are Anaemic (<12.0 g/dl) (%) | |||
| Pregnant Women Age 15-49 Years Who are Anaemic (<11.0 g/dl) (%) | |||
| All Women Age 15-49 Years Who are Anaemic (%) | |||
| Men Age 15-49 Years Who are Anaemic (<13.0 g/dl) (%) | |||
| Blood Sugar Level Among Adults (Age 15-49 Years) | |||
| Women | |||
| Blood Sugar Level - High (>140 Mg/Dl) (%) | |||
| Blood Sugar Level - Very High (>160 Mg/Dl) (%) | |||
| Men | |||
| Blood Sugar Level - High (>140 Mg/Dl) (%) | |||
| Blood Sugar Level - Very High (>160 Mg/Dl) (%) | |||
| Hypertension Among Adults (Age 15-49 Years) | |||
| Women | |||
| Slightly Above Normal (Systolic 140-159 Mm of Hg And/or Diastolic 90-99 Mm of Hg) (%) | |||
| Moderately High (Systolic 160-179 Mm of Hg And/or Diastolic 100-109 Mm of Hg) (%) | |||
| Very High (Systolic =180 Mm of Hg And/or Diastolic =110 Mm of Hg) (%) | |||
| Men | |||
| Slightly Above Normal (Systolic 140-159 Mm of Hg And/or Diastolic 90-99 Mm of Hg) (%) | |||
| Moderately High (Systolic 160-179 Mm of Hg And/or Diastolic 100-109 Mm of Hg) (%) | |||
| Very High (Systolic =180 Mm of Hg And/or Diastolic =110 Mm of Hg) (%) | |||
| Women Age 15-49 Years Who Have Ever Undergone Examinations Of: | |||
| Cervix (%) | |||
| Breast (%) | |||
| Oral Cavity (%) | |||
| Knowledge of Hiv/Aids Among Adults (Age 15-49 Years) | |||
| Women Who Have Comprehensive Knowledge of Hiv/Aids (%) | |||
| Men Who Have Comprehensive Knowledge of Hiv/Aids (%) | |||
| Women Who Know That Consistent Condom Use Can Reduce the Chances of Getting Hiv/Aids (%) | |||
| Men Who Know That Consistent Condom Use Can Reduce the Chances of Getting Hiv/Aids (%) | |||
| Women`s Empowerment and Gender Based Violence (Age 15-49 Years) | |||
| Currently Married Women Who Usually Participate in Household Decisions (%) | |||
| Women Who Worked in the Last 12 Months Who Were Paid in Cash (%) | |||
| Ever-Married Women Who Have Ever Experienced Spousal Violence (%) | |||
| Ever-Married Women Who Have Experienced Violence During Any Pregnancy (%) | |||
| Women Owning A House And/or Land (Alone or Jointly With Others) (%) | |||
| Women Having A Bank or Savings Account That They Themselves Use (%) | |||
| Women Having A Mobile Phone That They Themselves Use (%) | |||
| Women Age 15-24 Years Who Use Hygienic Methods of Protection During Their Menstrual Period (%) | |||
| Tobacco Use and Alcohol Consumption Among Adults (Age 15-49 Years) | |||
| Women Who Use Any Kind of Tobacco (%) | |||
| Men Who Use Any Kind of Tobacco (%) | |||
| Women Who Consume Alcohol (%) | |||
| Men Who Consume Alcohol (%) | |||
| Women who Tried to Stop Smoking or Using Tobacco in Any Other Form During The Past 12 Months (%) | |||
| Men Who Tried to Stop Smoking or Using Tobacco in Any Other Form (During the Past 12 Months) (%) | |||
