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. 2018 May 14;99(1):143–149. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.18-0001

Table 1.

Socioeconomic characteristics of patients (N = 269)

Socioeconomic characteristics n (%) 95% CI
Age group
 15–20 63 (23.4) (18.4–28.5)
 21–30 88 (32.7) (27.1–38.3)
 31–40 54 (20.1) (15.3–24.9)
 41–50 45 (16.7) (12.3–21.1)
 51–60 19 (7.1) (4.0–10.1)
Sex
 Female 139 (51.7) (45.7–57.6)
 Male 130 (48.3) (42.4–54.3)
Marital status
 Unmarried 91 (33.8) (28.2–39.5)
 Married 162 (60.2) (54.4–66.1)
 Widowed 16 (6.0) (3.1–8.8)
Household size
 1–5 72 (26.8) (21.5–32.1)
 5–10 147 (54.7) (48.7–60.6)
 10–15 32 (11.9) (8.0–15.8)
 > 15 18 (6.7) (3.7–9.7)
Literacy
 Illiterate 146 (54.3) (48.3–60.2)
 Literate 123 (45.7) (39.8–51.7)
Location
 Urban 101 (37.6) (31.8–43.3)
 Rural 168 (62.5) (56.7–68.2)
House type
 Low quality 201 (74.7) (69.5–79.9)
 High quality 68 (25.3) (20.1–30.5)
House ownership
 Yes 118 (43.9) (37.9–49.8)
 No 151 (56.13) (50.2–62.1)
Monthly income (US$)
 < 250 147 (54.7) (84.7–60.6)
 250–500 83 (30.9) (25.3–36.4)
 500–750 23 (8.6) (5.3–11.9)
 > 750 16 (6.0) (3.1–8.8)
Income sufficiency
 Yes 117 (43.5) (37.6–49.4)
 No 152 (56.5) (50.6–62.4)
Source of income
 Agriculture 77 (28.6) (23.2–43.0)
 Trader 41 (15.2) (10.9–19.5)
 Laborer 92 (34.2) (28.5–39.9)
 Servant 33 (12.3) (8.3–16.2)
 Others 26 (9.7) (6.1–13.2)

CI = confidence interval.