Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical Microbiology / 2019 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Prevalence of Ectoparasitic Infections and Other Dermatological Infections and Their Associated Factors among School Children in Gampaha District, Sri Lanka Table 1 Basic socio-demographic factors of the study population.
Variable Total respondents Prevalence of skin disorders valueOdds ratio 95% confidence interval for the odds ratio Number Percentage (%) Number Percentage (%) Gender Male 79 38.5 21 26.6 0.001 1.00 Female 126 61.5 110 87.3 18.99 16.48–19.71 Age 5–7 6 2.9 5 83.3 0.209 1.00 8–10 25 12.2 15 60.0 0.30 0.19–0.59 11–13 139 67.8 92 66.2 0.39 0.22–0.52 >13 35 17.1 19 54.3 0.24 0.17–0.41 Fathers education Incomplete primary education 8 3.9 4 50.0 0.414 1.00 Primary education completed 61 29.8 41 67.2 2.05 1.01–2.74 Secondary 131 63.9 83 63.4 1.73 1.26–3.16 University/diploma or similar 5 2.4 3 60.0 1.50 0.95–1.96 Mothers education Incomplete primary education 6 2.9 2 33.3 0.041 1.00 Primary education completed 58 28.3 26 44.8 1.63 1.21–3.40 Secondary 137 66.8 100 73.0 5.41 3.97–7.14 University/diploma or similar 4 1.5 3 75.0 6.00 4.47–8.83 Fathers occupation Government servant 31 15.1 24 77.4 0.243 1.00 Self-employment 18 8.8 10 55.6 0.36 0.22–0.62 Traders/business 8 3.4 7 87.5 2.04 1.43–4.30 Dead/disabled 5 2.4 4 80.0 1.17 1.04–2.51 Labourer 133 65.4 84 63.2 0.50 0.35–0.89 Other 10 4.9 2 20.0 0.07 0.01–0.15 Mothers occupation Housewife 126 61.5 63 50.0 0.087 1.00 Government servant 5 2.4 4 80.0 4.00 2.82–6.22 Labourer 19 9.3 16 84.2 5.33 3.91–6.61 Self-employment 5 2.4 4 80.0 4.00 2.82–6.22 Traders/business 16 7.8 13 81.3 4.33 3.09–5.64 Other 34 16.6 31 91.2 10.33 8.35–11.57 Family size 1 to 3 20 9.8 7 35.0 0.034 1.00 4 to 6 168 82.0 109 64.9 3.43 2.38–4.40 >6 17 8.2 15 88.3 13.93 11.69–15.67