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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Prev Med Hyg. 2012 Sep;53(3):157–164.

Table 1.

Sociodemographic Characteristics and Prevalence of Parasitic Infections of Study Participants, Primary School, Angolela, Ethiopia, October 2008

Characteristics n (Total=664) %
Grade
 1 105 15.8
 2 188 28.3
 3 114 17.2
 4 70 10.5
 5 109 16.4
 6 78 11.7
Gender
 Female 323 48.6
 Male 341 51.4
Mother literate
 No 210 31.6
 Yes 432 65.1
Father literate
 No 396 59.6
 Yes 261 39.3
Intestinal parasitic infection Number infected %
A. lumbricoides 23 3.5
Hookworm 3 .5
H. nana 10 1.5
T. trichiura 0 0
H. dimunita 28 4.2
E. vermicularis 11 1.7
Any helminithic infection 47 7.0
G. lamblia 48 7.2
E. histolytica 177 26.7
Any protozoa infection 202 30.4
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Total numbers may not add to reported population size