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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of study participants in rural areas of Aneded District, northwest Ethiopia, March–May 2021

From: Living in a large family and low daily water consumption substantially expose for human scabies in rural Ethiopia: a matched analysis

Variables

Scabies cases (n = 183)

n (%)

Controls (n = 549)

n (%)

Total

n (%)

Religiona

Christian

181 (98.9)

540 (98.4)

721 (98.5)

Muslim

2 (1.1)

9 (1.6)

11 (1.5)

Marital status a

Married

104 (56.8)

413 (75.2)

517 (70.6)

Unmarried

79 (43.2)

136 (24.8)

215 (29.4)

Educational levela

Able to read & writeb

26 (14.2)

209 (38.1)

235 (32.1)

Unable to read & write

157 (85.8)

340 (61.9)

497 (67.9)

Occupation a

Farmer & merchant

166 (90.7)

521 (94.9)

687 (93.8)

Daily laborer

17 (9.3)

28 (5.1)

45 (6.2)

Family size

1–4 individuals

36 (19.6)

375 (68.3)

411 (56.2)

≥ 5 individuals

147 (80.4)

174 (31.7)

321 (43.8)

HH wealth index

Rich

89 (48.6)

236 (43.0)

325 (44.4)

Medium

4 (2.2)

8 (1.4)

12 (1.6)

Poor

90 (49.2)

305 (55.6)

395 (54.0)

  1. aFor study participants under 18 years; religion, marital status, educational status & occupation of the HH head were taken
  2. bFormal and nonformal education