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Table 4 Common childhood illnesses and related care practices of children 2–59 months of age in Northeast Ethiopia, 2019

From: Determinants of community acquired pneumonia among 2 to 59 months of age children in Northeast Ethiopia: a case-control study

Variables

Pneumonia status

Cases, n (%)

Controls, n (%)

Diarrhea in the last 2 weeks

  Yes

54 (36.5)

37 (12.5)

  No

94 (63.5)

259 (87.5)

Current diarrhea illness

  Yes

36 (24.3)

72 (24.3)

  No

112 (75.7)

224 (75.7)

URTI in the last 2 weeks

  Yes

28 (18.9)

75 (25.3)

  No

120 (81.1)

221 (74.7)

History of measles illness

  Yes

1 (0.7)

1 (0.3)

  No

147 (99.3)

295 (99.7)

History of lower respiratory tract infection in the last 2 weeks

  Yes

31 (20.9)

12 (4.1)

  No

117 (79.1)

284 (95.9)

History of parental asthma in the family

  Yes

38 (25.7)

26 (8.8)

  No

110 (74.3)

270 (91.2)

A child received pentavalent vaccine

  No vaccinated

2 (1.4)

1 (0.3)

  1–2 dose taken

28 (18.9)

62 (20.9)

  Full dose taken

118 (79.7)

233 (78.7)

A child received measles vaccine

  Yes

122 (82.4)

241 (81.4)

  No

26 (17.6)

55 (18.6)

A child received PCV vaccine

  Yes

145 (98.0)

277 (93.6)

  No

3 (2.0)

19 (6.4)

  1. N.B.: URTI Upper respiratory tract infection, PCV Pneumococcal Vaccine