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. 2021 Aug 9;105(4):924–930. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.20-1191

Table 3.

Health behaviors of patients with and without acute Zika virus infection

Acute ZIKV infection No acute ZIKV infection OR (95% CI)
N = 32 N = 102
Currently has mosquito bites 15/28 (54%) 53/102 (52%) 1.06 (0.46–2.51)
Stored water during the past month 23/32 (72%) 62/102 (61%) 1.63 (0.70–4.09)
Uses air conditioner 3/32 (9%) 4/101 (4%) 2.49 (0.34–15.6)
Uses fan 30/32 (94%) 91/101 (90%) 1.64 (0.32–16.3)
Screens on all windows 1/32 (3%) 5/99 (5%) 0.61 (0.01–5.75)
Used bed net during the past month 3/32 (9%) 10/101 (10%) 0.94 (0.16–4.00)
Used insect repellent during the past month 7/32 (22%) 14/101 (14%) 1.75 (0.60–4.75)
Used insect repellent more than once per week 7/32 (22%) 11/98 (11%) 2.21 (0.73–6.32)
MOH sprayed outside of home 26/32 (81%) 86/101 (85%) 0.75 (0.27–2.32)
MOH sprayed inside of home 29/31 (94%) 86/101 (85%) 2.51 (0.53–24.0)
MOH applied larvicide around home 28/30 (93%) 98/102 (96%) 0.57 (0.08–6.66)
Resident applied insecticide or repellent inside home during the past month 14/32 (44%) 33/102 (32%) 1.62 (0.71–3.68)
Keeps animals 22/31 (71%) 74/102 (73%) 0.92 (0.38–2.35)
Had sex with a man during the past 3 months (females older than 11 years) 9/16 (56%) 16/43 (37%) 2.13 (0.66–7.21)
Had sex with a woman during the past 3 months (males older than 11 years) 3/5 (60%) 11/17 (65%) 0.83 (0.07–12.5)

MOH = Ministry of Health; OR = odds ratio; ZIKV = Zika virus. Data represent a subset of the study because the first 101 participants were not administered this questionnaire.