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. 2022 Sep 16;2022:8373061. doi: 10.1155/2022/8373061

Table 2.

Effect of the sociodemographic factors on HBV seroprevalence.

Positive Negative Relative risk Confidence interval p value
Gender
 Male 30 81 2.297 1.159-4.717 0.0153 ∗
 Female 8 60 1
Age (years)
 18–25 3 43 1
 26–32 9 38 2.936 0.9269-9.621 0.1196
 33–39 11 20 5.441 1.797-17.11 0.0020 ∗∗
 40-46 4 16 3.067 0.8192-11.28 0.1862
 47-53 5 11 4.792 1.376-16.43 0.0222 ∗
 54-60 6 6 7.667 2.357-24.64 0.0014 ∗∗
 61-68 0 7 0.000 0.000-6.761 >0.9999
Professional situation
 Students 6 43 1
 Housewife 7 33 1.429 0.5410-3.775 0.5544
 Traders 7 19 2.199 0.8442-5.648 0.1233
 Civil servants 8 20 2.333 0.9252-5.858 0.1223
 Independents 6 20 1.885 0.6924-5.021 0.3211
 Farmers 4 6 3.267 1.096-8.701 0.0551
Marital status
 Married 28 83 1.715 0.9154–3.315 0.1313
 Single 10 58 1
Educational level
 University 13 60 1
 Secondary 9 28 1. 366 0.6431-2.814 0.4552
 Primary 12 35 1.434 0.7197-2.822 0.3602
 Unschooled 4 18 1.021 0.3699-2.567 >0.9999
Knowledge of the HBV status
 Yes 3 23 1
 No 35 118 0.5044 0.7488–5.901 0.2983
District of origin
 1st 2 12 1.929 0.3614–9.987 0.5956
 2nd 2 4 4.500 0.8642-21.14 0.1422
 3rd 2 10 2.250 0.4228-11.50 0.5733
 4th 2 3 5.400 1.047-324.59 0.1053
 5th 3 5 5.063 1.123-21.90 0.0665
 6th 7 14 4.500 1.199-17.87 0.0306 ∗
 7th 9 30 3.115 0.8511-12.28 0.1772
 8th 2 25 1
 9th 3 14 2.382 0.5141-11.04 0.3590
 10th 4 25 1.862 0.4325-8.27 0.6708

Note: italic value indicates ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗p < 0.01 statistically significant.