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. 2019 Feb 25;7:2050312119834468. doi: 10.1177/2050312119834468

Table 3.

Bivariate analysis of socio-demographic factors associated with TTIs among blood donors in Eastern Ethiopia blood bank service, 2018 (n = 500).

Variables Overall sero-prevalence of TTIs
Positive (%) Negative (%) COR (CI) p-value
Age group (years) 18–30 19 (6.3) 283 (93.7) 0.242 (0.08–0.72) 0.011
31–45 37 (21.1) 138 (78.9) 0.965 (0.34–2.77) 0.948
46–65 5 (21.7) 18 (78.3) 1
Gender Male 53 (13.1) 353 (86.9) 1.614 (0.74–3.52) 0.229
Female 8 (8.5) 86 (91.5) 1
Occupation Employed 6 (4.1) 141 (95.9) 0.156 (0.05–0.469) 0.021
Driver 10 (20) 40 (80) 0.917 (0.33–2.52) 0.866
Private 18 (20) 72 (80) 0.917 (0.37–2.26) 0.850
Military 13 (15.3) 72 (84.7) 0.662 (0.257–1.702) 0.392
Student 5 (5.8) 81 (94.2) 0.226 (0.071–0.726) 0.012
Farmer 9 (21.4) 33 (78.6) 1
Marital status Married 34 (14.8) 196 (85.2) 0.751 (0.203–2.78) 0.669
Single 24 (9.5) 230 (90.5) 0.452 (0.12–1.69) 0.240
Divorced 3 (18.7) 13 (81.3) 1
Education No formal 23 (23) 77 (77) 2.92 (1.54–5.54) 0.001
Primary 16 (9.8) 147 (90.2) 1.064 (0.54–2.09) 0.858
Secondary and above 22 (9.3) 215 (90.7) 1
Place of residence Urban 50 (11.6) 381 (88.4) 0.692 (0.34–1.41) 0.309
Rural 11 (15.9) 58 (84.1) 1

TTI: transmission-transmittable infection; CI: confidence interval.