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. 2020 Oct 17;38:100789. doi: 10.1016/j.nmni.2020.100789

Table 2.

Bivariate and multivariate analysis of factors associated with the prevalence of enteric bacterial among study participants

Variables Enteric bacteria
Crude OR (95% CI) p value Adjusted OR (95% CI) p value
Yes No
Sex Male 5 79 0.54 (0.18–1.66) 0.28
Female 10 86 1 1
Age (years) 15–24 1 22 0.50 (0.05–4.74) 0.55
25–34 4 44 1 1
35–44 6 63 1.05 (0.28–3.93) 0.94
>45 4 36 1.22 (0.28–5.23) 0.78
Residence Urban 11 131 1 1
Rural 4 34 1.401 (0.42–4.67) 0.58
Marital status Married 7 100 1 1
Unmarried 1 4 3.57 (0.35–36.4) 0.28
Divorced 7 42 2.38 (0.78–7.21) 0.13
Widowed 0 19 0.00 0.99
Educational status Illiterate 6 40 2.083 (0.7–6.21) 0.19
Literate 9 125 1 1
Occupation Farmer 6 36 2.37 (0.627–9.000) 0.20
Merchant 2 34 0.84 (0.146–4.822) 0.84
Government employee 4 57 1 1
Housewife 0 16 0.00 0.99
Labour work 3 22 1.94 (0.40–9.39) 0.41
Income level (ETB) ≤1000 6 55 4.04 (0.46–34.92) 0.20
1001–200 8 73 4.05 (0.49–33.65) 0.19
>2000 1 37 1 1
CD4 T-cell count (cells/μL) <200 4 16 7.42 (1.5–36.3) 0.01 9.55 (1.54–59.3)∗ 0.015
200–500 8 60 3.95 (1.01–15.5) 0.05 4 (0.86–14.03) 0.063
>500 3 89 1 1 1 1
COT prophylaxis Yes 8 56 1 1
No 7 109 0.45 (0.15–1.30) 0.14
Diarrhoea duration Acute 10 103 1 1
Chronic 5 62 0.83 (0.27–2.54) 0.74
History of diarrhoea Yes 5 74 0.62 (0.20–1.88) 0.39
No 10 91 1 1
Diagnosed for OI Yes 5 62 0.83 (0.27–2.54) 0.74
No 10 103 1 1
Stool consistency Watery 10 122 2.38 (0.29–19.31) 0.42
Mucoid 4 14 8.28 (0.85–81.19) 0.07
Loose 1 29 1 1
Drinking water source Protected 9 140 1 1 1 1
Unprotected 6 25 3.73 (1.22–11.4) 0.02 3.8 (1.07–13.4)∗ 0.04
Latrine usage Private 8 104 1 1
Public 7 61 1.49 (0.52–4.32) 0.461
Raw food consumption Yes 12 81 4.15 (1.13–15.24) 0.032 3.5 (0.87–14.03) 0.08
No 3 84 1 1 1 1
Presence of DA Yes 12 67 5.85 (1.6–21.5) 0.01 6.7 (1.63–27.4)∗ 0.01
No 3 98 1 1 1 1
HW after toileting Yes 9 102 1 1
No 6 63 1.08 (0.37–3.18) 0.89
HW before meals Yes 5 81 1 1
No 10 84 1.93 (0.63–5.89) 0.25

Abbreviations: 1, reference group; COT, cotrimoxazole; DA, domestic animals; HW, hand washing; OI, opportunistic infections.

Note: ∗p < 0.05.