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Table 2 Knowledge, attitude and practices on rabies of different households of Ntoroko and Moyo districts, Uganda (2009–2012)

From: Rabies in Uganda: rabies knowledge, attitude and practice and molecular characterization of circulating virus strains

Observation

 

Moyo

Ntoroko

P**

Knowledge

 Rabies

42/44 (95.45)*

37/42 (92.50)

0.665

 World Rabies Day

8/ 445 (18.18)

2/40 (5.00)

0.092

Mode of rabies transmission

 Water

0/44 (0)

1/40 (2.50)

0.476

 Bites

41/44 (93.2)

37/42 (92.5)

1.000

Dog’s Clinical signs

 Salivation

31/44 (70.5)

29/42 (72.5)

1.000

 Biting objects

p//44 (52.27)

29/40 (72.50)

0.057

 Eating

0/44 (0)

1/40 (2.5)

0.477

 Sleeping

1/44 (6.27)

3/40 (7.5)

0.345

 Excitement

5/44 (11.36)

3/40 (42.50)

0.001

Management (Vaccine) after bites

 Dogs

16/44 (36.36)

17/40 (42.50)

0.580

 Cats

3/44 (6.82)

3/40 (7.50)

1.000

Treatment

 Wash wounds

8/44 (18.18)

2/40 (17)

0.935

 PEP

28/44 (63.64)

22/40 (55)

0.421

  1. Legend: * = Positive / total tested (%); ** = p value at95% confidence limit