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Table 4 Bivariable analysis of socio-demographic and family related factors of children and adolescents aged 5–14 year old attending paediatric outpatient at Wolaita sodo university comprehensive specialized hospital, Wolaita sodo, south Ethiopia 2022

From: Elimination disorders and associated factors among children and adolescents age 5–14 year-old attending paediatric outpatient clinic at Wolaita Sodo University comprehensive specialized hospital, South Ethiopia

Variable

Category

Elimination disorder

COR (95% CI)

P-value

Yes n (%)

No n (%)

Age of child

5–8 year

35 (14.2%)

212 (85.8%)

1.4 (0.56, 3.52)

0.47

9–11 year

29 (25.6%)

84 (74.4%)

2.9 (1.14, 7.55)

0.026*

12–14 year

6 (10.5%)

51 (89.5%)

1

1

Child sex

Male

47 (17.3%)

224 (82.7%)

1.1 (0.65, 1.93)

0.68

Female

23 (15.75%)

123 (84.25%)

1

1

Residency

Urban

29 (12%)

212 (88%)

1

1

Rural

41 (23.3%)

135 (76.7%)

2.2 (1.32, 3.74)

0.003*

Educational level of child

Kindergarten (KG)

29 (19.7%)

118 (80.3%)

1.4 (0.81, 2.32)

0.23*

Primary and above

41 (15.2%)

229 (84.8%)

1

1

Currently living

With parents

49 (16.5%)

248 (83.5%)

1

1

Steep parents

8 (12.9%)

54 (87.1%)

0.75 (0.34, 1.67)

0.48

Residential institution

6 (20%)

24 (80%)

1.3 (0.49, 3.26)

0.63

Guardian

7 (25%)

21 (75%)

1.7 (0.68, 4.18)

0.26

Family size

< 4

25 (11.7%)

189 (88.3%)

1

1

≥ 4

45 (22.2%)

158 (77.8%)

2.2 (1.26, 3.67)

0.005*

Occupation of parents

Government

28 (19.4%)

116 (80.4%)

1

1

Private

9 (16.7%)

45 (83.3%)

0.83 (0.36, 1.89)

0.65

Merchant

12 (18.75%)

52 (81.25%)

0.96 (0.45, 2.03)

0.9

Farmer

6 (9.67%)

56 (90.3%)

0.4 (0.17, 1.13)

0.09*

Housewife

5 (26.3%)

14 (73.7%)

1.4 (0.49, 4.45)

0.48

Unemployed

5 (14.3%)

30 (85.7%)

0.69 (0.25, 1.94)

0.48

Daily labor

5 (12.8%)

34 (87.2%)

0.6 (0.22, 1.69)

0.34

Educational level of parents

Illiterate

13 (15.5%)

71 (84.5%)

0.88 (0.43, 1.82)

0.73

Primary school

31 (17%)

151 (83%)

0.98 (0.56, 1.75)

0.96

High school and above

26 (17.2%)

125 (82.8%)

1

1

Parental marital status

Married

48 (16%)

250 (84%)

1

1

Divorced

5 (10.4%)

43 (89.6%)

0.61 (0.23, 1.61)

0.3

Separated

7 (18.9%)

30 (81.1%)

1.2 (0.51, 2.93)

0.7

Widowed

5 (21.7%)

18 (78.3%)

1.4 (0.51, 4.08)

0.49

Single

5 (45.5%)

6 (54.5%)

4.3 (1.27, 14.8)

0.019*

Average family income

< 1000

6 (9.84%)

55 (90.16%)

0.507 (0.204,1.26)

0.14*

1000–2500

8 (13.3%)

52 (86.7%)

0.72 (0.32, 1.62)

0.42

2500–3400

16 (22.85%)

54 (77.15%)

1.37 (0.72, 2.65)

0.34

≥ 3400

40 (17.7%)

186 (82.3%)

1

1

  1. *Factors that have association at p-value < 0.25 1 = reference category