Abstract:Mother's knowledge about prevention of diarrhea can cause diarrhea deteriorate that leads to death or getting better, depend on the management of diarrhea that mother do. The purpose of the present study is to find out the relationship between mother's knowledge on diarrhea prevention against treatment of diarrhea in children 1-5 years. This research method is a survey research with cross sectional approach and point-time models.The population of the study is all mothers who have children 1-5 years old in Apri… Show more
“…67.35% children were not affected by diarrhea. This study is also not in line with the results of research in Jemowo village which showed that there was a relationship between maternal knowledge about diarrhea control against diarrhea management in children aged 1-5 (p-value 0.000) [11].…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 95%
“…Also. low knowledge of breast milk and colostrum causes the mother to often discard breast milk and colostrum because they are considered not useful [11].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of cases of child deaths due to easily preventable causes of diarrhea was because lack of proper knowledge and practice. [11]…”
UNICEF in 2013 reported more than 400 children die everyday. The prevalence of diarrhea occurs more in developing countries. Children under the age of five experience an average of 1.6 to 2.3 episodes of diarrhea per year. The aim of the study was to determine the prevalence of diarrhea based on knowledge and environmental sanitation in Tanjung Lago wetland area. This study used cross sectional design with quantitative approach. The sampling technique was simple random sampling with mapping. The sample was 145 housewives with children under five. It used univariate and bivariate analysis. The prevalence of diarrhea in Tanjung Lago was 13.8%. Only a portion of the respondents knew what diarrhea was (53.1%) and the cause of diarrhea (53.8%). The majority of respondents used river water as a source of clean water (91.0%) and refill water as a source of drinking water (98.6%). Most of respondents who have latrines were only less than 10m from daily sources of clean water (91.7%). There is no relationship between knowledge. quality of clean water and availability of latrines with the incidence of diarrhea on children under five. It is important to communicate. inform and educate the public about the environment that can be a medium for diarrhea transmission and the quality of clean water. , 0 (2018) E3S Web of Conferences
“…67.35% children were not affected by diarrhea. This study is also not in line with the results of research in Jemowo village which showed that there was a relationship between maternal knowledge about diarrhea control against diarrhea management in children aged 1-5 (p-value 0.000) [11].…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 95%
“…Also. low knowledge of breast milk and colostrum causes the mother to often discard breast milk and colostrum because they are considered not useful [11].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of cases of child deaths due to easily preventable causes of diarrhea was because lack of proper knowledge and practice. [11]…”
UNICEF in 2013 reported more than 400 children die everyday. The prevalence of diarrhea occurs more in developing countries. Children under the age of five experience an average of 1.6 to 2.3 episodes of diarrhea per year. The aim of the study was to determine the prevalence of diarrhea based on knowledge and environmental sanitation in Tanjung Lago wetland area. This study used cross sectional design with quantitative approach. The sampling technique was simple random sampling with mapping. The sample was 145 housewives with children under five. It used univariate and bivariate analysis. The prevalence of diarrhea in Tanjung Lago was 13.8%. Only a portion of the respondents knew what diarrhea was (53.1%) and the cause of diarrhea (53.8%). The majority of respondents used river water as a source of clean water (91.0%) and refill water as a source of drinking water (98.6%). Most of respondents who have latrines were only less than 10m from daily sources of clean water (91.7%). There is no relationship between knowledge. quality of clean water and availability of latrines with the incidence of diarrhea on children under five. It is important to communicate. inform and educate the public about the environment that can be a medium for diarrhea transmission and the quality of clean water. , 0 (2018) E3S Web of Conferences
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