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. 2017 Dec 19;65(1):e265–e269. doi: 10.1111/zph.12436

Table 1.

Characteristics of enrolled participants

Characteristics Total N (%)
Total 14 (100)
Sex
Female 9 (64.3)
Male 5 (35.7)
Age groups
<20 7 (50.0)
20–30 3 (21.4)
30–40 2 (14.3)
>40 2 (14.3)
Household size
1–2 3 (21.4)
3–5 8 (57.2)
>5 3 (21.4)
Children under 5 years of age at home
Yes 10 (71.4)
No 4 (28.6)
Primary language
Spanish 10 (71.4)
English 4 (28.6)
Occupationa
No occupation 8 (57.1)
Other 6 (42.9)
Animal exposure in the last 30 daysb
Pigs 2 (14.3)
Chickens 3 (21.4)
No exposure 9 (64.3)
Animal exposure in the last 12 monthsc
Pigs 2 (14.3)
Chickens 3 (21.4)
No exposure 9 (64.3)
History of antibiotic taken in the last 90 days
Yes 3 (21.4)
No 11 (78.6)
History of hospitalization in the last 90 days
Yes 1 (7.1)
No 13 (92.9)
a

Other category includes agricultural, healthcare services, education, law and social, community and government services, metal manufacturing, sales and service occupations.

b

Defined as touching or within 1 m; two individuals reported exposure to both poultry and pigs.

c

Defined as touching or within 1 m; two individuals reported exposure to both poultry and pigs.

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