Siu-Cheung Kong, Cheuk-Nam Yuen
An analysis of the attitudes and behaviours of university students and perceived contextual factors in alternative assessment during the pandemic using the attitude-behaviour-context model
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study aimed assess prevalence risk factors gastrointestinal parasites schoolchildren bochesa elementary school around lake zwai ethiopia crosssectional study conducted 384 schoolchildren may 2016 gastrointestinal parasites examined wet mount formolether concentration techniques chisquare 2 test used evaluate association categorical variables infection prevalence binary logistic regression spss version 21 used values considered significant pvalue less 005 overall prevalence gastrointestinal parasites 226 males 54 141 infected females 32 83 14 grade category 64 167 infected 58 grade category 22 57 age groups 714 78 203 also infected 15 8 21 however variation significant p 005 study parasitic coinfection common however single gastrointestinal parasites dominant overall rate gastrointestinal parasites shows environmental conditions students pass times conducive waterrelated diseases health education personal environmental hygiene keeping given schoolchildren safe wetland playing grounds prepared