46 Table 3.26: Factors related to the level of asthma control of the patient: Characteristic Asthma control (n=200) OR (95% CI) p Completely / Partially Uncontrollable n% n% Sex Woman 52 59, 8 35 40, 2 1, 020 (0, 577 - 1, 803) 0, 946 Man 67 59, 3 46 40, 7 Economy Rather 5 55, 6 4 44, 4 1, 704 (0, 285 - 10, 63) 0, 492 Medium 103 62, 4 62 37, 6 2, 265 (0, 903 - 5, 806) 0, 052 Poor 11 42, 3 15 57, 7 1 - Academic level Primary school 25 43, 1 33 56, 9 1 - Junior high school 64 64, 0 36 36, 0 2, 347 (1, 151 - 4, 797) 0, 011 High school 30 71, 4 12 28, 6 3, 300 (1, 311 - 8, 477) 0, 005 Communication Direct 70 59, 8 47 40, 2 1, 033 (0, 583 - 1, 832) 0, 910 Indirect 77 58, 3 55 41, 7 0, 867 (0, 476 - 1, 578) 0, 640 Both forms 65 59, 6 44 40, 4 1, 012 (0, 574 - 1, 784) 0, 967 Drug prevention Yes 37 53, 6 32 46, 4 0, 691 (0, 383 - 1, 247) 0, 219 No 82 62, 6 49 37, 4 Level of asthma 1 83 80, 6 20 19, 4 27, 67 (6, 972 - 153, 8) <0, 001 2 33 47, 1 37 52, 9 5, 946 (1, 528 - 33, 479) 0, 004 3 3 13, 0 20 87, 0 1 - 4 0 0, 0 4 100, 0 - - Common KAP Achieve 86 58, 5 61 41, 5 1, 170 (0, 614 - 2, 231) 0, 633 Not achieved 33 62, 3 20 37, 7 Comment: With high educational correlations, mild asthma, the higher the level of asthma control, the difference was statistically significant at p <0.05.