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Table 4 Part of a table of basic results from a study of risk factors for acute lower respiratory infections (ALRI) among young children in Rwanda [13]. Bivariate analysis of factors associated with acute lower respiratory infection among children under five in Rwanda, RDHS 2010

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Name of Variable

Children in study

Number

Children suffering fronALRI in last two weeks

Number (%)

Chi-squared

p-value

CHILD

  

0.001

Child age

 

82 (5.2)

 

 0-11 months

1,573

  

 12-23 months

1,615

82 (5.1)

 

 24-59 months

5,411

157 (2.9)

 

Child sex

  

0.104

 Boy

4,361

179 (4.1)

 

 Girl

4,238

144 (3.4)

 

Child underweight

  

0.991

 No

3,648

139 (3.8)

 

 Yes

467

18 (3.8)

 

 Not measured

4,424

164 (3.7)

 

Child received BCG

  

0.109

 No

94

1 (0.9)

 

 Yes

8,503

323 (3.8)

 

Child received intestinal drugs in last 6 months

  

0.119

 No

94

4 (4.4)

 

 Yes

8,503

306 (3.6)

 

Anemia level

  

0.083

 Not anemic

2,316

74 (3.2)

 

 Mild or moderate

1,441

60 (4.2)

 

 Severe

17

2 (14.6)

 

 Not measured

4,424

164 (3.7)

 

Child received vitamin A in last 6 months

  

0.040

 No

1,109

54 (4.9)

 

 Yes

7,484

269 (3.6)

 

Child delivered at a health facility

  

0.326

 No

2,625

89 (3.4)

 

 Yes

5,969

233 (3.9)

 

PARENT

   

Mother current age

  

0.178

 <21 years

273

14 (5.3)

 

 21+ years

8,326

308 (3.7)

 

 Mother employment status

  

0.225

 Not working or self-employed agriculture

7,488

269 (3.6)

 

Working

1,100

50 (4.6)

 

 Mother education level

  

0.210

 Less than secondary

7,837

282 (3.6)

 

 Secondary or high

762

37 (4.9)

 

Partner education level

  

0.406

 Less than secondary

7,155

257 (3.6)

 

 Secondary or higher

882

40 (4.4)

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