| dc.description.abstract | Investigating the prevalence of asymptomatic bacteriuria among students at Libyan International Medical University is the goal of the current study. 24 students are taking part in this study. Urine samples from men and women were obtained. Asymptomatic bacteriuria, which affects 54.2 percent of LIMU students, is defined as a substantial bacterial count in the urine. In this study, a chi-squared test was utilized, and the results suggest that there were significant differences in asymptomatic bacteriuria by gender (X2, P=0.004). ASBU was much more common in females than in males. A most frequent mechanism of bacteriuria, E. coli, was discovered | en_US |
