Research Article

Prevalence, Contamination Level, and Associated Factors of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus in Raw Cow Milk at Selected Districts of Gamo Zone, Southern Ethiopia

Table 4

Multivariable logistic regression analysis of S. aureus contamination in milk.

VariablesORCI at 95% value
S. aureusS. aureusS. aureus

Respondents’ genderMale1.0300.75–2.090.934
FemaleRefRefRef

Educational attainmentIlliterate64.01–8.070.000
1–854.00–6.400.005
9–1221.04–3.890.6
College and aboveRefRefRef

Participated in food hygiene trainingYes0.60.14–1.690.37
NoRefRefRef

Putting on a hair capNo1.40.52–3.810.187
YesRefRefRef

Putting on a gown/apronNo1.31.12–1.840.6
YesRefRefRef

Annual health examinationYes0.40.09–1.810.242
NoRefRefRef

Picking one’s nose while working on milkYes1.410.54–2.250.000
NoRefRefRef

Cleaning the milk canWater only4.52.61–5.170.000
Water and detergentRefRefRef

Hand cleaningWater only3.41.67–6.980.001
Water and detergentRefRefRef

Check for abnormal milkNo21.55–2.750.000
YesRefRefRef

Container for milkVinyl jerkan31.25–6.720.04
Milk tank with an aluminum coatingRefRefRef

Ref: reference point.