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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 9.
Published in final edited form as: Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol. 2014 Apr;35(4):406–411. doi: 10.1086/675612

TABLE 1.

Comparison of Facility A Residents with Sputum Colonized with Acinetobacter baumannii by Selected Characteristics, Sputum Colonization Survey, California, March 15, 2010

Characteristic No. (%) of
colonized residents
(n = 70)
OR (95% CI) P
Female sex 7/32 (22) 1.24 (0.38–4.00) .72
Male sex 7/38 (18) Ref
Age 65 years or more 8/32 (25) 1.78 (0.54–5.81) .34
Age less than 65 years 6/38 (16) Ref
Subacute care section 13/57 (23) 3.55 (0.42–29.89) .44
Long-term care section 1/13 (8) Ref
ADL dependent 12/53 (23) 2.20 (0.44–10.98) .49
Not ADL dependent 2/17 (12) Ref
Indwelling catheter 13/52 (25) 5.67 (0.69–46.84) .10
No indwelling catheter 1/18 (6) Ref
Antibiotics 4/7 (57) 7.07 (1.37–36.52) .03
No antibiotics 10/63 (16) Ref
Ventilator vs no respiratory care
 Ventilator 9/23 (39) 10.29 (1.16–91.63) .03
 No respiratory care 1/17 (6) Ref
Tracheostomy vs no respiratory care
 Tracheostomy 4/30 (13) 2.46 (0.25–24.02) .64
 No respiratory care 1/17 (6) Ref
Ventilator vs tracheostomy
 Ventilator 9/23 (39) 4.18 (1.09–16.04) .05
 Tracheostomy 4/30 (13) Ref

note.Facility A residents comprised patients with tracheostomies (with or without ventilatory support) or who could cough with sputum production. ADL, activities of daily living; CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio.