Research Article

High Prevalence of Hookworm Species and Associated Factors among Soil-Transmitted Helminth-Infected Household Contacts in Burie Zuria District, Northwest Ethiopia: A Community-Based Cross-Sectional Study

Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of household contacts () in Burie Zuria district, northwest Ethiopia, from March to May 2021.

VariablesCategoryFrequency%

SexMale19345.7
Female22954.3
Age in years<5358.3
5-1512930.6
>1525861.1
ResidenceRural41397.9
Urban92.1
Family size≤526362.3
>515937.7
Educational statusIlliterate19947.2
Informal education266.2
Primary school16238.4
Secondary school317.3
College and above40.9
OccupationFarmer22753.8
Student15837.4
Merchant71.7
Government employee30.7
Others276.4
Address (Kebele)Alefa catchmentsAlefa Basi10324.4
Zalema6515.4
Wadera Gendeba368.5
Adelagata215
Subtotal22553.3
Tiatia catchmentTiyatiya9422.3
Shaqua Kebesa6415.2
Denbun399.2
Subtotal19746.7