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Table 4 The occurrence of enteric bacterial pathogens in relation to risk factors among HIV- infected individuals at HUCSH, 2016

From: The common enteric bacterial pathogens and their antimicrobial susceptibility pattern among HIV-infected individuals attending the antiretroviral therapy clinic of Hawassa university hospital, southern Ethiopia

Characteristics

Number (%) tested (n = 215)

Number (%) positive for enteric bacteria (n = 27)

Crude odds ratio (95% CI)

Hand washing practice

 Always

98 (45.6)

9 (9.2)

1

 Sometimes

117 (54.4)

18 (15.4)

1.87 (0.76–4.59)

Consume raw food

 Yes

141 (65.6)

23 (16.3)

3.41 (1.13–10.3)a

 No

74 (34.4)

4 (5.4)

1

Domestic animal at home

 Yes

114 (53.0)

18 (15.8)

1.92 (0.82–4.4)

 No

101 (47.0)

9 (8.9)

1

Source of water for drinking

 Protected

191 (88.8)

22 (11.5)

1

 Un-Protected

24 (11.2)

5 (20.8)

2.02 (0.69–5.96)

Use of treated drinking water

 Yes

92 (42.8)

9 (9.8)

1

 No

123 (57.2)

18 (14.6)

1.77 (0.76–4.13)

Availability of private latrine

 Yes

206 (95.8)

25 (12.1)

1

 No

9 (4.2)

2 (22.2)

2.07 (0.41–10.52)

  1. astatistically significant