Table 3 Readiness among public health facilities of East Showa Zone, Oromia, Ethiopia, 2020

Availability of staff and training

 1

National guidelines on CAC

22

5

27

 2

Staff trained on CAC

22

5

27

 3

Staff trained on surgery and can perform laparotomy

NA

5

5

 4

Staff trained on anesthesia

NA

5

5

Availability of equipment

 1

Digital blood pressure or manual sphygmomanometer with stethoscope

21

4

25

 2

Thermometer

17

5

22

 3

Functioning vehicle for emergency transport service

14

5

19

 4

Dry heat sterilizer or autoclave

21

5

26

 5

Functioning spotlight source

13

4

17

 6

Functioning anesthesia equipment

NA

5

5

Diagnostic capacity

 1

Hemoglobin

19

5

24

 2

HIV diagnostic capacity

23

5

28

 3

Urine test for pregnancy

24

5

29

 4

Blood typing

25

5

30

 5

Cross-match testing

NA

5

5

Materials for manual vacuum aspiration

 1

Bed with stirrups

18

4

22

 2

Manual vacuum aspirator kit

23

5

28

 3

Speculum

25

5

30

 4

Forceps

25

5

30

 5

Tenaculum

25

5

30

 6

Gloves

25

5

30

Medicine and commodities

 1

Oxytocin

22

4

26

 2

Misoprostol with or without mifepristone

21

5

26

 3

Injectable antibiotic

23

5

28

 4

Doxycycline PO

22

5

27

 5

Parenteral analgesia such as diclophenac, tramadol

22

5

27

 6

Ibuprofen tablets

16

5

21

 7

Magnesium sulphate (injectable)

19

4

23

 8

Disinfectant

24

5

29

 9

Intravenous solution with infusion set

24

5

29

 10

Blood supply sufficiency

NA

5

5

 11

Blood supply safety

NA

5

5

 12

Lidocaine 5%

0

4

4

 13

Epinephrine (injectable)

0

4

4

 14

Halothane (inhalation)

NA

5

5

 15

Atropine (injectable)

0

4

4

 16

Thiopental (powder)

NA

3

3

 17

Suxamethonium bromide (powder)

NA

2

2

 18

Ketamine (injectable)

NA

4

4