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Table 3 Factors associated with malaria outbreak in Laelay Adyabo district, Northern Ethiopia 2017

From: Risk factors associated with malaria outbreak in Laelay Adyabo district northern Ethiopia, 2017: case-control study design

Factors

Category

Cases n = 60 No (%)

Controls n = 120 No (%)

COR (95% CI)

AOR (95% CI)

Sex

Male

43 (71.7)

59 (49.2)

2.62 (1.34–5.09)*

0.89 (0.33–2.36)

Female

17 (28.3)

61 (50.8)

1.00

 

Outdoor over night

Yes

28 (46.7)

17 (14.2)

4.32 (2.16–8.67)*

3.7 (1.44–9.56)**

No

32 (53.3)

103 (85.8)

1.00

 

ITNs

Yes

46 (76.7)

102 (85)

0.58 (0.27–1.27)

0.97 (0.31–3.01)

No

14 (23.3)

18 (15)

1.00

 

Mosquito breeding site

Yes

49 (81.7)

34 (28.3)

11.27 (5.24–24.21)*

9.08 (3.6–22.93)**

No

11 (18.30

86 (71.7)

1.00

 

Repellent

Yes

02 (3.3)

24 (20)

0.14 (0.03–0.61)*

0.35 (0.06–1.92)

No

58 (96.7)

96 (80)

1.00

 

Protective cloths

Yes

20 (33.3)

82 (68.3)

0.23 (0.12–0.45)*

0.27 (0.11–0.66)**

No

40 (66.7)

38 (31.7)

1.00

 

Waste collection material in their house

Yes

15 (25)

86 (71.7)

0.13 (0.06–0.27)*

0.25 (0.11–0.61)**

No

45 (75)

34 (28.3)

1.00

 

Intermittent river

Yes

39 (65)

19 (15.8)

9.87 (4.8–20.33)*

2.13 (0.8–5.65)

No

21 (35)

101 (84.2)

1.00

 

Knowledge on Sign and symptom

Good

52 (86.7)

115 (95.8)

0.28 (0.09–0.91)*

0.99 (0.14–7.18)

Poor

8 (13.3)

5 (4.2)

1.00

 

Knowledge on transmissions

Good

42 (70)

107 (89.2)

0.28 (0.13–0.63)*

0.25 (0.08–0.75)**

Poor

18 (30)

13 (10.8)

1.00

 
  1. *Significant variable in bivariate analysis ** significant variables in multivariable analysis