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. 2018 Jan 8;44(1):62–69. doi: 10.5152/tud.2017.33678

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristic of study participants in relation to UTI

Characteristics No. tested (%) Positive No. (%) Negative No. (%) Chi-square p
Sex Male 149 (49.06) 25 (16.78) 124 (83.22) 14.11 0.000
Female 161 (51.94) 57 (35.40) 104 (64.60%)

Age in years 2–6 54 (17.42) 16 (26.63) 38 (70.37) 2.53 0.283
7–12 163 (52.58) 37 (22.67) 126 (77.33)
13–18 93 (30) 29 (31.18) 64 (68.82)

Residence Urban 160 (51.61) 43 (26.88) 117 (73.12) 0.155 0.694
Rural 150 (48.39) 39 (26) 111 (74)

Previous episodes of UTI Yes 96 (30) 39 (40.6) 57 (59.40) 13.776 0.000
No 214 (70) 43 (21) 171 (79)

Previous catheterization Yes 15 (4.84) 11 (73.33) 4 (16.77) 15.19 0.000
No 295 (95.16) 71 (24.07) 224 (75.93)

Presence of malnutrition Yes 75 (24.20) 33 (44) 42 (56) 14.67 0.000
No 235 (75.80) 49 (20.85) 186 (79.15)