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. 2021 Apr 16;2021:5549847. doi: 10.1155/2021/5549847

Table 3.

Bivariate and multivariate analysis of associated factors for acquiring enterococci infection among pediatric patients attending DRH from February to May 2019.

Variables (total no.) Enterococci infection COR (CI 95%) P value AOR P value
Positive (%) Negative (%)
Age
 ≤4 (124) 5 (4%) 119 (96.0%) 1.21 (0.319-4.65) 0.77 NA
 5-9 (159) 2 (1.3%) 157 (98.7%) 0.360 (0.06-2.05) 0.25
 10-14 (120) 4 (3.3%) 116 (96.7%) 1
Sex
 Male (188) 5 (2.7%) 183 (97.3%) 1.05 (0.31-3.50) 0.93 NA
 Female (215) 6 (2.8%) 209 (97.2%) 1
Residence
 Urban (189) 4 (2.1%) 185 (97.9%) 1.56 (0.45-5.42) 0.48 NA
 Rural (214) 7 (3.3%) 207 (96.7%) 1
Patient setting
 Inpatient (271) 7 (5.3%) 125 (94.7%) 3.73 (1.07-13.00) 0.038 0.33 (0.10-2.13) 0.48
 Outpatient (132) 4 (1.5%) 267 (98.5%) 1
Family educational status
 Illiterate (178) 5 (2.8%) 173 (97.2%) 0.63 (0.12-3.33) 0.59 NA
 Read and write (111) 2 (1.8%) 109 (98.2) 2.35 (0.54-10.25) 0.25
 High school (47) 3 (6.4%) 44 (93.6%) 0.88 (0.10-7.80) 0.91
 Diploma (40) 1 (2.5%) 39 (97.5) 1.02 (0.21-6.37) 0.99
 First degree and higher (27) 0 (0.0%) 27 (100.0%) 1
History of
 Antibiotic administration 10 (4.3%) 221 (95.7%) 7.81 (0.99-61.66) 0.052 10.17 (0.50-206.3) 0.131
 Invasive procedure 5 (17.2%) 24 (82.8%) 28.2 (7.77-102.23) <0.001 26.91 (4.96-148.99) <0.001
 Malnutrition 2 (8.3%) 88 (91.7%) 3.73 (0.76-18.35) 0.101 6.31 (0.5-28.09) 0.076
 Burn 1 (14.3%) 6 (85.7%) 6.43 (0.70-58.53) 0.260 NA
 Animal contact 3 (6.4%) 44 (93.6%) 2.96 (0.75-11.59) 0.110 0.11 (0.15-0.93) 0.043
 Chronic illness 6 (9.2%) 59 (90.8%) 6.77 (2.00-22.91) 0.021 16.21 (2.98-88.08) <0.001
 Contact with health profess 5 (6.1%) 77 (93.9%) 3.40 (1.01-11.46) 0.042 1.78 (0.32-9.91) 0.508
 Admission 8 (11.8%) 60 (88.2%) 14.75 (1.36-15.59) 0.020 13.73 (3.01-62.59) <0.001
 Hospital stay >48 hr 7 (15.7%) 39 (84.7%) 3.41 (0.39-29.74) 0.261 NA

Statistically significant at P < 0.05. AOR: adjusted odds ratio; COR: crude odds ratio; 1: reference group; 95% CI: 95% confidence interval; NA: not applicable.