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. 2022 Jun 12;11(6):795. doi: 10.3390/antibiotics11060795

Table 3.

The participants’ responses regarding the knowledge and attitude questions.

Questions Frequency (n) Percentage (%)
Q. When do you think you should stop taking antibiotics once you have begun treatment?
When I feel better 207 43.1%
When I have taken all the antibiotics as directed 200 41.7%
Do not know/Unsure of the answer 73 15.2%
Q. It is okay to use antibiotics that were given to you by a friend or family member if they were used to treat the same illness?
Yes 198 41.3%
No 168 35.0%
Do not know 114 23.7%
Q. It is okay to buy the same antibiotics, or request the same antibiotics from a doctor if I am sick, and they helped me get better when I had the same symptoms before?
Yes 256 53.3%
No 120 25.0%
Do not know 104 21.7%
Q. Do you think that the above mentioned conditions may be treated with antibiotics? (Mark more than one if you deem appropriate)
HIV/AIDS 107 22.3%
Gonorrhea 137 28.5%
Bladder infection or UTI 193 40.2%
Diarrhea 171 35.6%
Cold and Flu 300 62.5%
Fever 325 67.7%
Malaria 114 23.8%
Measles 97 20.2%
Skin or wound infection 148 30.8%
Sore throat 242 50.4%
Body aches 211 44%
Headaches 205 42.7%