Table 4.

Multivariate analysis models of demographic and socioeconomic traits, practices, and environmental traits among pregnant women in the study population at the Francisco de Orellana Hospital (El Coca) for two dependent variables: “Recognizing the vector” and “having seen triatomines indoors”

Recognizing the vector
Variables	Adjusted OR		P-value for Wald’s test	P-value for LR test
Geographical region in which the woman was born				0.07
Coastal region	1	–	–
Interandean region	1.04	[0.27; 4]	0.954
Amazonian region	2.05	[0.82; 5.14]	0.125
Foreign	0.23	[0.03; 2.01]	0.185
At least one member of the household hunts				0.031
No	1	–	–
Yes	3.3	[1.01; 10.85]	0.049
Reports seing wild animals in or near the dwelling				0.026
No	1	–	–
Yes	3.01	[1.07; 8.41]	0.036
Having seen triatomines indoors
Age (years)				0.028
≤ 18	1	–	–
18–35	6.93	[1.33; 36.08]	0.021
> 35	3.97	[0.46; 34.32]	0.21
Monthly income (US$)				0.012
< 250	1	–	–
≥ 250	3.32	[1.25; 8.84]	0.016
Distance of current domicile to El Coca city (km)				< 0.001
0 (living in El Coca city)	1	–	–
< 60	12.26	[3.44; 43.72]	< 0.001
≥ 60	8.51	[2.54; 28.53]	< 0.001

OR = odds ratio; LR = likelihood ratio.