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. 2024 Dec 19;18(12):e70062. doi: 10.1111/irv.70062

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of children enrolled with ALRI and tested for respiratory viruses.

Characteristics a Total (n = 1477)
Age in months (median, IQR) 10 (6–15)
Age in months (categorical)
3–5 months 329 (22.2)
6–11 months 572 (38.7)
12–17 months 335 (22.6)
18–23 months 241 (16.3)
Gender, male 871 (58.9)
Season of presentation b
Summer 80 (5.4)
Monsoon 302 (20.4)
Autumn 493 (33.3)
Late autumn 238 (14.1)
Winter 308 (18.3)
Spring 56 (3.7)
Crowding status
≤ 3 people/room 835 (56.5)
> 3 people/room 642 (43.5)
Household wealth tertiles
Upper 468 (31.7)
Middle 447 (32.3)
Lower 472 (34.0)
Maternal education
No education 205 (13.8)
Primary (1–5) 582 (39.4)
Secondary (6–10) 641 (43.4)
Higher secondary and above (11+) 49 (3.3)
Paternal education
No education 421 (28.5)
Primary (1–5) 619 (41.9)
Secondary (6–10) 350 (23.7)
Higher secondary and above (11+) 87 (5.9)
Nutritional status of the child
Underweight 511 (34.6)
Stunted 502 (33.9)
Wasted 521 (35.2)
Exposure to smoking c 1060 (71.7)
PCV vaccine status a
No dose 111 (7.5)
1 dose 140 (9.4)
2 doses 318 (21.5)
3 doses 908 (61.4)
DPT3/Pentavalent3 vaccine status a
No dose 94 (6.3)
1 dose 141 (9.5)
2 doses 177 (11.9)
3 doses 1065 (72.1)
a

Percentages are all column percentages, unless indicated otherwise. Percentages are rounded off to the first decimal point.

b

Summer = April 15–June 14; monsoon = June 15–August 14; autumn = August 15–October 14; late autumn = October 15–December 14; winter = December 15–February 14; spring = February 15–April 14 (15).

c

Refers to passive cigarette smoke exposure.