TABLE 4.

Bivariable and multivariable binary logistic regression analysis on determinants of positive cervical cancer screening among women in the South Wollo Zone, Amhara region, Ethiopia (n = 410)

Variables	Case (n = 82)	Control (n = 328)	COR (95% CI)	AOR (95% CI)
Family history of cervical cancer
Yes	12	23	2.27 (1.08, 4.79)*	1.71 (0.71, 4.08)
No	70	305	1.00	1.00
Previously screened for cervical cancer
Yes	17	41	1.00	1.00
No	65	287	1.83 (0.98, 3.42)	1.85 (0.93, 3.69)
History of sexually transmitted infections
Yes	19	19	4.91 (2.46, 9.79)*	3.69 (1.70, 8.0) **
No	63	309	1.00	1.00
Partner's history of sexually transmitted infections.
Yes	19	26	3.50 (1.83, 6.72)*	1.11 (0.34, 3.64)
No	63	302	1.00	1.00
Lifetime multiple sexual partners
No	12	153	1.00	1.00
One	20	76	3.36 (1.56, 7.22)*	2.33 (0.99, 5.48)
Two or more	50	99	6.44 (3.27, 12.69) *	2.80 (1.22, 6.44) *
Lifetime sexual partners of husbands
One	20	192	1.00	1.00
Two or more	62	136	4.38 (2.53, 7.58)*	2.55 (1.28, 5.06) **
Knowledge of women about cervical cancer.
Good knowledge	26	171	1.00	1.00
Poor knowledge	56	157	2.35 (1.40, 3.92)*	2.31 (1.32, 4.02) **

Note: P‐value: *Significant (P < .05); **highly significant (P < .01), 1 (reference category).