Blood Injury and Injection Phobia: The Neglected One

Table 3

Showing the gender wise differences in the percentage of fainting and nonfainting sufferers for BII phobia in different samples of the population.

Five different samples	Percentage of total fainter	Percentage of total nonfainter	Percentage of total fainter males	Percentage of total nonfainter males	Percentage of total fainter females	Percentage of; total nonfainter; females	(O.R)	95% CI
Sample 1	57.14	42.86	28.57	71.43	66.66	33.34	0.42	0.07, 2.37
Sample 2	54.54	45.46	38.46	61.54	65.0	35.0	0.59	1.17, 2.05
Sample 3	53.33	46.67	50.0	50.0	62.06	37.94	0.80	0.28, 2.26
Sample 4	62.50	37.5	33.33	66.67	72.22	27.78	0.46	0.08, 2.66
Sample 5	51.35	48.65	46.66	53.34	54.54	45.45	0.85	0.27, 2.67
	Mean ± SD; 55.77±4.30	Mean ± SD; 44.22±4.30	Mean ± SD; 39.40±8.94	Mean ± SD; 60.59±8.94	Mean ± SD; 64.09±6.49	Mean ± SD; 35.90±6.49	Mean; (O.R); 0.66	0.37, 1.16

The percentage of fainting among male and female subjects in the cases of BII phobia in males as 25.57%, SD ± 4.46, and in females as 74.41%, SD ± 4.46.
“O.R” is odds ratio; CI is confidence interval; 𝑃<0.05.