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Table 3 The association between the studied risk factors and Rifampicin Resistance (RR)

From: Prevalence of Rifampicin resistance tuberculosis among presumptive tuberculosis patients in Egypt-2021: a national health facility-based survey

Variables

Codes

Count

RR (%)

X2 test, (p value)

Age groups/years

< 20

64

3 (4.7%)

3.144

P value = 0.370

20–40

382

11 (2.9%)

41–60

169

9 (5.3%)

> 60

61

4 (6.6%)

Sex

Males

503

20 (4.0%)

0.002

P value = 0.968

Females

173

7 (4.0%)

Residence

Urban

484

16 (3.3%)

2.105

P value = 0.147

Rural

192

11 (5.7%)

Marital status

Ever Married

414

22 (5.3%)

4.853

P value = 0.028

Single

262

5 (1.9%)

Educational

Level

Illiterate + Read &Write

242

14 (3.2%)

1.866

P value = 0.172

Literate

434

13 (5.4%)

Nationality

Egyptian

608

26 (4.3%)

1.256

P value = 0.262

Others

68

1 (1.5%)

Working Status

Has work

162

4 (2.5%)

1.292

P value = 0.265

No work/No official Work

514

23 (4.5%)

Family History of TB

No

546

16 (2.9%)

8.067

P value = 0.005

Yes

117

10 (8.5%)

Tobacco smoking

Non-Smoker

256

11 (4.3%)

0.310

P value = 0.856

Current Smoker

212

9 (4.2%)

Ex-Smoker

208

7 (3.4%)

Alcohol

No

641

24 (3.7%)

2.017

P value = 0.156

Yes

35

3 (8.6%)

Drug abuse

No

619

21 (3.4%)

6.927

P value = 0.008

Yes

57

6 (10.5%)

Diabetes

No

562

19 (3.4%)

3.269

P value = 0.071

Yes

114

8 (7.0%)

Bronchial Asthma

No

609

8 (1.3%)

115.131

P value < 0.001

Yes

67

19 (28.4%)

Liver diseases*

No

650

26 (4.0%)

0.076

P value = 0.783

Yes

19

1 (5.3%)

HIV**

No

659

27 (4.1%)

P value = 1.00

(Fisher’s Exact)

Yes

4

0 (0.0%)

Type of TB patient

New

603

20 (3.3%)

6.681

P = 0.010

Retreated

73

7 (9.6%)

  1. * 7 cases with missing data, ** 13 patients were not reported