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. 2019 Mar 23;14(3):252–261. doi: 10.1016/j.jtumed.2019.02.009

Table 2.

Association between age, sex, years of experience, working hours, and work status with the 12-month prevalence of WMSDs.

Variables
12-month prevalence
Age range Yes
n (%)
No
n (%)
Total
n (%)
X2 p-value
21–30 21 (67.70) 10 (32.30) 31 (100.00)
31–40 35 (76.10) 11 (23.90) 46 (100.00)
41–50 18 (60.00) 12 (40.00) 30 (100.00) 2.659 0.447
51–60 21 (75.00) 7 (25.00) 28 (100.00)
Total 95 (70.40) 40 (29.60) 135 (100.00)
Sex
Male 6 (66.70) 3 (33.30) 9 (100.00)
Female 89 (70.60) 37 (29.40) 126 (100.00) 0.063 0.801
Total 95 (70.40) 40 (29.60) 135 (100.00)
Years of experience
1–5 24 (70.60) 10 (29.40) 34 (100.00)
6–10 20 (66.70) 10 (33.30) 30 (100.00) 0.271 0.873
>10 51 (71.80) 20 (28.20) 71 (100.00)
Total 95 (70.40) 40 (29.60) 135 (100.00)
Working hours
˂40 hrs 3 (60.00) 2 (40.00) 5 (100.00)
≥40 hrs 92 (70.80) 38 (29.20) 130 (100.00) 0.268 0.605
Total 95(70.40) 40(29.60) 135(100.00)
Work status
Full time 93 (70.50) 39 (29.50) 132 (100.00)
Part time 2 (66.70) 1 (33.30) 3 (100.00) 0.020 0.887
Total 95 (70.40) 40 (29.60) 135 (100.00)

Significant at p ≤ 0.05.

X2: Chi-square.

n: Frequency.

%: Percentage.