Table 4. Bivariate and multivariate analyses of factors associated with the prevalence of anemia among under-five year, 2020.
Variables | Category | Anemic | Non anemic | COR(95%CI) | AOR(95%CI) |
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Age group | 6–23 months | 23(16.70%) | 115(83.30%) | 1.56(0.24–4.22) | 0.94(0.08–2.05) |
>23 months | 27(11.40%) | 210(88.60%) | 1 | 1 | |
Child sex | Female | 28(13.70%) | 176(86.30%) | 1.08(0.26–4.32) | 1.35(0.43–7.63) |
Male | 22(12.91%) | 149(87.09%) | 1 | 1 | |
Family size | ≤3 | 39(15.4%) | 215(84.60%) | 1.8(0.64–5.75) | 2.12(0.88–6.11) |
>3 | 11(9.10%) | 110(90.10%) | 1 | 1 | |
Income of care giver | < 750 ETB | 28(20.30%) | 110(79.70%) | 0.71(0.15–3.40) | 0.45(0.21–1.76) |
750–1500 ETB | 6(4.70%) | 121(95.30%) | 3.88(0.37–4.71) | 2.63(0.33–4.87) | |
> 1500 ETB | 16(14.50%) | 94(85.50%) | 1 | 1 | |
Dietary diversity practice | Yes | 39(14.90%) | 220(85.10%) | 1.66(0.32–8.78)* | 1.98(0.41–7.55) |
No | 11(9.50%) | 105(90.50%) | 1 | 1 | |
Duration of breast feeding practice | < 6month | 6(21.40%) | 22(78.60%) | 1 | 1 |
6-12month | 38(12.50%) | 265(87.50%) | 0.42(0.03–5.32)* | 0.39(0.11–2.09) | |
1< | 6(13.60%) | 38(86.40%) | 3.88(0.37–21.71)** | 3.63(1.05–11.00) | |
Have nutritional knowledge | Yes | 17(11.50%) | 126(88.50%) | 1 | 1 |
No | 33(14.30%) | 199(85.70%) | 1.23(0.29–5.62) | 1.07(0.02–5.36) | |
Meal frequency | ≤2 | 17(22.08%) | 60(77.92%) | 2.28(0.45–7.11) | 2.42(0.84–9.50) |
≥3 | 33(11.07%) | 265(88.93%) | 1 | 1 | |
History of intestinal protozoa infection | Yes | 11(16.70%) | 55(83.30%) | 1.38(1.13–7.98)** | 2.55(1.28–10.42** |
No | 39(12.60%) | 270(87.40%) | 1 | 1 | |
History of soil helminthic infection | Yes | 22(36.10%) | 39(63.90%) | 5.76(0.82–21.18)** | 6.39(1.75–29.08)* |
No | 28(8.80%) | 286(91.20%) | 1 | 1 | |
History of malaria infection | Yes | 22(40%) | 33(60%) | 6.95(1.03–14.75)*** | 5.01(0.18–11.44)* |
No | 28(8.8%) | 292(91.20%) | 1 | 1 |
Statistical significance at P<0.001 = ***, P<0.01 = ** and at P<0.05 = *, COR = crude OR and AOR = adjusted OR with CI = confidence interval.