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Table 4.

Respondents’ knowledge about transmission, prevention and treatment

Respondents’ awareness	Residency		Region			Total
Respondents’ awareness	Rural	Urban	Upper Nile	Bahr el Ghazal	Equatoria
Malaria transmitted by mosquito bite	53.7%	73.5%	53.3%	60.4%	60.2%	58.0%
Malaria transmitted by mosquito bite	(95% CI: 51.9–55.5)	(95% CI: 71.9–75.0)	(95% CI: 51.5–55.1)	(95% CI: 58.7–62.1)	(95% CI: 58.5–62.0)	(95% CI: 56.2–59.8)
Sleeping under a mosquito nets to prevent malaria	29.8%	50.5%	30.0%	28.0%	43.1%	34.2%
Sleeping under a mosquito nets to prevent malaria	(95% CI: 28.2–31.5)	(95% CI: 48.7–52.3)	(95% CI: 28.4–31.7)	(95% CI: 26.4–29.6)	(95% CI: 41.4–44.9)	(95% CI: 32.5–35.9)
Taking preventive medicine to avoid malaria	13.3%	7.4%	7.7%	20.9%	8.6%	12%
Taking preventive medicine to avoid malaria	(95% CI: 12.1–14.5)	(95% CI: 6.5–8.4)	(95% CI: 6.8–8.7)	(95% CI: 19.5–22.4)	(95% CI: 7.7–9.7)	(95% CI: 10.9–13.2)
Taking the right anti-malaria as treatment	37.8%	54.2%	43.2%	34.1%	44.7%	41.3%
Taking the right anti-malaria as treatment	(95% CI: 36.1–39.5)	(95% CI: 52.4–56.0)	(95% CI: 41.5–45.0)	(95% CI: 32.8 –36.2)	(95% CI: 42.9–46.5)	(95% CI: 39.6–43.1)

N = number, F = Frequency.