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. 2013 Nov 3;6(1):142–153. doi: 10.5539/gjhs.v6n1p142

Table 7.

Assessment of practice of the respondents in study areas towards rabies

Number of respondents (%)
Dog handlers should wear protective clothing
  Yes 133 (83.1)
  No/Undecided 27 (16.9)
Dog handlers should take human anti-rabies vaccine
  Yes 136 (85.0)
  No/Undecided 24 (15.0)
Wash dog bite wounds with soap and water
  Yes 104 (65.0)
  No/Undecided 56 (35.0)
It is good to vaccinate your dog(s)
  Yes 155 (96.9)
  No/Undecided 5 (3.1)
It is good to have a cage for your dog(s)
  Yes 146 (91.2)
  No/Undecided 14 (8.8)
It is not a good practice to castrate your dog(s)
  Yes 56 (35.0)
  No/Undecided 104 (65.0)
Do nothing to a dog bite victim
  Yes 16 (10.0)
  No 144 (90.0)
Take a dog bite victim to a medicine/patent store
  Yes 113 (70.6)
  No 47 (29.4)
Use traditional herbs to treat dog bite victim
  Yes 104 (65.0)
  No 56 (35.0)
Take dog bite victim to the Veterinary clinic
  Yes 129 (80.6)
  No 31 (19.4)
Take dog bite victim to the hospital
  Yes 128 (80.0)
  No 32 (20.0)