Table 2.

Characteristics of the 246 women by whether they agreed or declined BV self-testing^a

Participant Characteristics	Declined BV self- test n (%)	Agreed to BV self- test n (%)	Total	p
Age (years)	n= 115	n= 131	n= 246	0.66
14–17	55 (48)	59 (45)
18–21	60 (52)	72 (55)
Race	n= 115	n= 131	n= 246	0.03
Non-Black	10 (9)	24 (18)
Black	105 (91)	107 (82)
Previous Use Of Home Pregnancy Test	n= 115	n= 129	n= 244	0.94
Yes	69 (60)	78 (60)
Vaginal Discharge or itching	n= 115	n= 131	n= 246	0.10
Yes	79 (69)	102 (78)
Hormonal Contraception Used	n= 111	n= 126	n= 237	0.08
Yes	33 (30)	51 (40)
Was Condom Used at Last Vaginal Sex	n= 113	n= 128	n= 241	0.16
Yes	36 (32)	52 (41)
Clinician Sialidase positive	n= 10	n= 106	n= 116	0.90
Yes	2 (20)	23 (22)
Clinical BV (pH>4.5 + clue cell+ amine)	n= 109	n= 127	n= 236	0.03
Yes	15 (14)	32 (25)
Clinician pH	n= 108	n= 131	n= 239	0.19
abnormal pH>4.5	66 (61)	69 (53)
Amine Test Result	n= 109	n= 130	n= 239	0.61
Positive	50 (46)	64 (49)
>20% Clue Cells on Wet Mount	n= 114	n= 128	n= 242	0.002
Yes	27 (24)	54 (42)
POC Trichomonas Test Result	n= 115	n= 131	n= 246	0.08
Positive	31 (27)	23 (18)
Chlamydia Test Result	n= 101	n= 115	n= 216	0.008
Positive	31 (31)	18 (16)
Gonorrhea Test Result	n= 101	n= 115	n= 216	0.001
Positive	17 (17)	4 (3)

^aTotals differ due to missing data