Indication for testing Females Tested(n,% , with 95% CI) Female Positive Results(n, %, with 95% CI) Males Tested(n, %, with 95% CI) Male Positive Results(n,% , with 95% CI) Total Positive Cases(n,% , with 95% CI) Female/Male
Testing Ratio
Corrected*Female/Male
Testing Ratio
Contact Tracing 1(0.5%, 0.02-2.44) 1(100%, 5-100) 17(8.5%, 5.2-13) 8(57.1%, 24.78-70.27) 9(50%, 27.81-72.19) 0.06 0.16
Routine Screening 79(39.5%, 32.9-46.4) 2(2.5%, 0.43-8.11) 90(45%, 38.2-51.94) 0(0%, 0-3.27) 2(1.18%, 0.2-3.85) 0.88 2.45
High Risk for STI 30(15%, 10.55-20.46) 5(16.7%, 6.37-33.15) 8(4%, 1.88-7.45) 0(0%, 0-31.23) 5(13.16%, 4.99-26.78) 3.75 10.46
AsymptomaticPatient Request 37(18.5%, 13.57-24.34) 5(13.5%, 5.12-27.44) 42(21%, 15.78-27.06) 3(7.1%, 1.85-18.22) 8(10.13%, 4.82-18.32) 0.88 2.46
Symptoms 53(26.5%, 20.73-32.94) 7(13.2%, 5.96-24.39) 41(20.5%, 15.33-26.52) 7(17.1%, 7.79-30.88) 14(14.89%, 8.74-23.19) 1.29 3.61
Other 0 0 2(1%, 0.17-3.26) 0(0%, 0-77.64) 0(0%, 0-77.64) 0 0
Total 200 20(10%, 6.39-14.76) 200 18(9%, 5.59-13.59) 38(9.5%, 6.91-12.68) 1 2.79
*Correction factor for single time frame, rather than out of 200 tests, as females were tested 2.79 times more often than males.
Table 4: Study Clinic test results per indication and sex, with female to male testing ratio.