[Retracted] Analysis of Influencing Factors of Acute Medication Poisoning in Adults in Emergency Department of Our Hospital from 2016 to 2019 and Observation of Curative Effect of Optimizing Emergency Procedures

Table 2

Single-factor analysis of acute drug poisoning (n (%)).

Influencing factors		Poisoning group (n = 128)	Nonpoisoned group (n = 128)	χ^2
Marital status	Married	90 (70.31)	98 (76.56)	1.282	0.258
	Unmarried	38 (29.69)	30 (23.44)
Permanent residence	Town	61 (47.66)	72 (56.25)	1.894	0.169
	Rural area	67 (52.34)	56 (43.75)
Education	High school and below	81 (63.28)	63 (49.22)	5.143	0.023
	University and above	47 (36.72)	65 (50.78)
Profession	Physical worker	55 (42.97)	62 (48.44)	0.771	0.380
	Mental worker	73 (57.03)	66 (51.56)
Drug category	Traditional Chinese medicine	56 (43.75)	40 (31.25)	4.267	0.039
	Western medicine	72 (56.25)	88 (68.75)
Drug origin	Domestic	108 (84.38)	101 (78.91)	1.277	0.258
	Foreign	20 (15.62)	27 (21.09)
Drug source	Self-purchase medicine	41 (32.03)	23 (17.97)	6.750	0.009
	Doctor prescribed medicine	87 (67.97)	105 (82.03)
Mode of administration	Digestive tract	124 (96.88)	119 (92.97)	2.103	0.349
	Respiratory tract	1 (0.78)	3 (2.34)
	Skin and mucous membranes	3 (2.34)	6 (4.69)
Drug dosage	Overdose	33 (25.78)	9 (7.03)	16.406	<0.001
	Normal	91 (71.09)	114 (89.06)
	Small amount	4 (3.13)	5 (3.91)
Unknown drug composition	Yes	25 (19.53)	8 (6.25)	10.054	0.002
	No	103 (80.47)	120 (93.75)
Medication side effect	Yes	28 (21.88)	7 (5.47)	14.596	<0.001
	No	100 (78.12)	121 (94.53)