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. 2020 May 27;2020:3150539. doi: 10.1155/2020/3150539

Table 2.

Food preparation and personal hygiene related factors of food handlers in Dilla University students' cafeteria, Southern Ethiopia (November 2018–September 2019) (n = 220).

Variables Intestinal parasite isolated P value
Positive Percent Negative Percent
Job position Preparation 41 33.6 81 66.4 0.113
Cleaning utensil 5 31.2 11 68.8 0.200
Host students 19 23.2 63 76.8 1
Medical checkups Yes 1 0.9 112 99.1 <0.001
No 64 59.8 43 40.2 1
Hands washing habit Yes 64 29.6 152 70.4 0.185
No 1 25 3 75 1
Finger nail status Trimmed 54 30 126 70 0.353
Not trimmed 11 27.5 29 72.5 1
Wear clean apron Yes 43 30.9 96 69.1 0.345
No 22 27.2 59 72.8 1
Wear hair garment Yes 45 29.6 107 70.4 0.320
No 20 29.4 48 70.6 1
Knowledge about salmonellosis Yes 20 29 49 71 0.727
No 45 29.8 106 70.2 1
Hands wash with soap Only with water 12 26.7 33 73.3 0.673
With soap 53 30.3 122 69.7 1
Source of water for drinking Pipe 61 28.5 153 71.5 0.677
Hand dug well 3 100 0 0 0.377
Other 1 33.3 2 66.7 1
Unpasteurized milk Yes 15 51.7 14 48.3 0.007
No 50 26.2 141 73.803. 1
Eating raw meat Yes 61 65.6 32 34.4 <0.001
No 4 3.1 123 96.9 1
Eating uncooked vegetable Yes 24 27.6 63 72.4 0.230
No 41 30.8 92 69.2 1