Table 1 Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the study participants of DM patients attending BHUTH from July to August 2023.

From: Bacterial profile and antimicrobial susceptibility pattern of urinary tract infection among diabetic patients at Bule Hora University Teaching Hospital, Southern Ethiopia

Variables

Category

Number (%)

Gender

Male

144 (57.8)

Female

105 (42.2)

Age (years)

18–34

61 (24.5)

35–51

92 (36.9)

52–68

73 (29.3)

69–89

23 (9.2)

Residence

Urban

139 (55.8)

Rural

110 (44.2)

Educational status

No formal education

136 (54.6)

Primary education

38 (15.3)

Secondary education

28 (11.2)

College and above

47 (18.9)

Marital status

Married

147 (59)

Single

58 (23.3)

Divorced

22 (8.8)

Widowed

22 (8.8)

Occupation

Unemployed

205 (82.3)

Employed

44 (17.7)

Monthly family income (ETB)

 < 1000

16 (6.4)

1001–2000

79 (31.7)

2001–3000

53 (21.3)

3001–4000

26 (10.4)

 > 4000

75 (30.1)

History of hypertension

Yes

44 (17.7)

No

205 (82.3)

Current symptoms of UTI

Yes

49 (19.7)

No

200 (80.3)

HIV status

Positive

8 (3.2)

Negative

194 (77.9)

Previous history of UTI

Yes

67 (26.9)

No

182 (73.1)

History of antibiotic usage

Yes

91 (36.5)

No

158 (63.5)

Type of DM

Type I

96 (38.6)

Type II

153 (61.4)

Duration of DM

 ≤ 5 years

134 (53.8)

 > 5 years

115 (46.2)

Fasting blood glucose level

 ≤ 126

109 (43.8)

 > 126

140 (56.2)

Body mass index (BMI)

 ≤ 18.5

72 (28.9)

18.5–25

146 (58.6)

25–30

22 (8.8)

 > 30

9 (3.6)

  1. BMI, body mass index; DM, diabetes mellitus; ETB, ethiopian birr; UTI, urinary tract infection.