Research Article
Knowledge, Attitude, and Prevention Practices towards Common Zoonotic Diseases in and around Bahir Dar City, North Western Ethiopia
Table 4
Participant’s response to practice questions people handling farm animals and their products in and around Bahir City.
| Questions for prevention practices | Category | Number of respondents | Percentage (%) |
| Drink raw milk | Yes | 242 | 59.90 | No | 162 | 40.1 |
| Eat raw meat | Yes | 280 | 69.31 | No | 124 | 30.69 |
| Live together with animals | Yes | 120 | 29.7 | No | 284 | 70.3 |
| Use personal protective equipment | Yes | 85 | 21 | No | 319 | 79 |
| Prevent zoonotic disease | Vaccination | 120 | 29.7 | Limit contact | 158 | 40.1 | Keeping hygiene | 155 | 38.4 | Avoid consumption of raw food of animal origin | 127 | 31.4 | No | 80 | 19.8 |
| Cattle infected with zoonotic diseases | Veterinary clinic | 242 | 59.9 | Isolation | 120 | 29.7 | Traditional healer | 83 | 20.54 |
| Person infected with zoonotic diseases | Medical healer | 234 | 84.16 | Traditional healer | 170 | 42.07 | Others | 85 | 21.03 |
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