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Table 1 Participants demographic characteristics

From: The need for and acceptability of a curriculum to train nursing and medical students in the sexual healthcare of clients with female genital mutilation/cutting in Tanzania

Variable

Medicine (N = 271)

Nursing (N = 137)

n

%

n

%

Year of Study

 Final

138

50.9

62

45.3

 Penultimate

133

49.1

75

54.7

Gender

 Female

88

32.5

38

27.7

 Male

178

66

94

68.6

 Other/Prefer Not to Answer

5

1.5

5

3.6

 Age (M, SD)

23.9

2.3

24.1

2.8

Relationship Status

 Single

257

94.8

125

91.2

 Married (monogamously)

7

2.6

9

6.6

 Cohabitating

5

1.8

2

1.5

 Other

2

0.8

1

0.7

Sexual Orientation

 Heterosexual

224

82.6

78

56.9

 Asexual

17

6.3

31

22.6

 Bisexual

13

4.8

11

8

 Transgender

1

0.4

4

2.9

 Unsure

7

2.6

9

6.6

 Prefer Not to Answer

9

3.3

4

2.9

Religious Affiliation

 Christian

226

83.4

120

87.6

 Muslim

42

15.5

16

11.7

 Other/Prefer Not to Answer

3

1.1

1

0.7

Religiosity

 Not at all religious

8

2.9

13

9.5

 Slightly religious

59

21.7

50

36.5

 Moderately religious

174

64.2

71

51.8

 Very religious

15

5.5

2

1.5

 Extremely religious

3

1.1

0

0

 Prefer Not to Answer

12

4.4

1

0.7