Research Article

Scabies Outbreak Investigation and Risk Factors in East Badewacho District, Southern Ethiopia: Unmatched Case Control Study

Table 5

Bivariate and multivariate analysis of Scabies outbreak, East Badewacho District, Southern Ethiopia, 2016.

Variables/Risk factorsCase, (%)Control, (%)COR (95% CI)AOR (95% CI)Adjusted -values

Sex
Male33 (60)62 (56)1
Female22 (40)48 (44)1.16 (0.601–2.24)
Age in years
<1519 (35)67 (61)2.95 (1.503–5.798)2.624 (1.31–5.22)0.006
≥1536 (65)43 (39)11
Educational status
Formal education21 (38)45 (41)1
No formal education34 (62)65 (59)0.892 (0.459–1.732)
Religious
Muslim43 (78)92 (84)1
Protestant12 (22)18 (16)1.426 (0.63–3.22)
Marital status
Single24 (44)50 (45)1
Married31 (56)60 (55)1.098 (0.525–2.296)
Family Size
≤58 (15)38 (35)10.028
>547 (85)72 (65)4.10 (1.33–7.22)2.63 (1.10–6.27)
Travel history to scabies epidemic area within the last 2 months
No48 (87)94 (85)1
Yes7 (13)16 (15)0.857 (0.330–224)
Sleeping with scabies cases
Yes32 (62)4 (17)7.6 (2.25–25.59)12.4 (3.05–50.9)<0.0001
No20 (38)19 (83)11
Source of water for daily bases
Pipe Water28 (51)84 (76)11
Spring4 (7)2 (2)3 (1.13–7.95)5.57 (0.57–53.75)0.137
Pond10 (18)10 (9)6 (1.04–34.54)2.36 (0.68–8.11)0.171
River13 (24)14 (13)2.786 (1.170–6.63)1.63 (0.57–4.69)0.358
Home affected by flooding
Yes49 (89)82 (75)23.9 (9.24–61.84)22.32 (8.46–58.90)<0.0001
No6 (11)28 (25)11