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. 2024 Jan 31;24:82. doi: 10.1186/s12905-024-02898-3

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants (n = 278) in northwestern Ethiopia, March to August 2022

Variables Frequency N (%) Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection
Positive n (%) Negative n (%)
Age group
 15–25 85(34.6) 7(8.2) 78(91.8)
 26–35 124 (44.6) 9(7.3) 115(92.7)
 36+ 69 (24.8) 5(7.2) 64(92.8)
Educational status
 Illiterate 28 (10.1) 2(7.1) 26(92.9)
 Elementary 79 (28.4) 7(8.9) 72(91.1)
 High school 121 (43.5) 11(9.1) 110(90.9)
 College/university 50 (18.0) 1(2) 49(98)
Residence
 Urban 194 (69.8) 12(6.2) 182(93.8)
 Rural 84 (30.2) 9(10.7) 75(89.3)
Occupation
 Farmer 17 (6.10) 3(17.6) 14(82.4)
 Housewife 60 (21.6) 4(6.7) 56(93.3)
 Government worker 63 (22.7) 4(6.3) 59(93.7)
 Commercial Sex workers 3 (1.1) 0 3(100)
 Merchant 116 (41.7) 8(6.9) 108(93.1)
 Student 19 (6.8) 2(10.5) 17(89.5)
Marital status
 Single 55 (19.8) 3(5.5) 52(94.5)
 Married 196 (70.5) 14(7.1) 182(92.9)
 Divorced 17 (6.1) 3(17.6) 14(82.4)
 Widowed 10 (3.6) 1(10) 9(90)
Total 278(100%) 21(7.6%) 257(92.4%)