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Table 3 Multivariate logistic regression

From: Knowledge, attitudes, and practices of cervical cancer prevention and pap smears in two low-income communities in Lima, Peru

 

Received Pap in past year (N = 151)

Adjusted OR (95% CI)

Unadjusted OR (95% CI)

Received Pap in past year %(n)

Did Not Receive Pap in past year %(n)

Education

    

No education/Primary education only

Ref

Ref

34.62 (9)

65.38 (17)

Secondary Education

2.23 (0.81, 6.17)

1.70 (0.68, 4.29)

47.44 (37)

52.56 (41)

Technical School/University

5.00 (1.36, 18.46)

1.40 (0.52, 3.78)

42.55 (20)

57.45 (27)

Civil status

    

Single (Single, Divorced, or Widowed)

Ref

Ref

17.65 (6)

82.35 (28)

In a relationship (Married, Cohabitating)

5.93 (1.73, 20.26)

4.91 (1.89, 12.74)

51.28 (60)

48.72 (57)

Age

    

Under 25

Ref

Ref

41.67 (20)

58.33 (28)

26–35

0.63 (0.23, 1.71)

0.99 (0.47, 2.09)

41.42 (29)

52.57 (41)

36–41

1.55 (0.44, 5.42)

1.49 (0.61, 3.62)

51.52 (17)

48.48 (16)

District/City

    

Oasis

Ref

Ref

57.14 (56)

42.86 (42)

Pampas

0.18 (0.07, 0.45)

0.17 (0.08, 0.39)

18.87 (10)

81.13 (43)

Number of children

    

No Children

Ref

Ref

10.53 (2)

89.47 (17)

1–3 Children

1.69 (0.24, 11.75)

8.50 (1.87, 38.59)

50.00 (54)

50.00 (54)

4 or more Children

0.94 (0.10, 8.95)

6.07 (1.14, 32.41)

41.67 (10)

58.33 (14)