Risk Factors of Acute Respiratory Infections in Practice Area for Community of Medical Students in Semarang

Zulaikhah, Siti Thomas; Soegeng, Purwito; Sumarawati, Titiek

doi:10.21109/kesmas.v11i4.1281

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“…ARIs become the top priority to be solved. The high incidence of ARIs is in line with the data on most diseases found in the working area of the public health center (Zulaikhah and Sumarawati, 2017). The main cause of this problem is related to a lack of knowledge.…”

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“…In our study, most people only have the lowest level of knowledge (remembering), classified as lower-level analysis (Farmer et al 2021). This is in line with the lack of public awareness to use personal protective equipment (such as masks) to prevent ARIs due to conditions of the environment that are located very close to pollution sources such as factories and/or a high number of people with smoking habits (Zulaikhah and Sumarawati, 2017).…”

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“…The main health-related problems identified in this study were acute respiratory infections (ARIs), hypertension, and hyperuricemia. The above-mentioned problems have also been identified as the main issues across several Asian nations (Ghimire et al 2013;Li et al 2021;Vaidya et al 2012;Zulaikhah and Sumarawati 2017).…”

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Community diagnosis in Sei Selayur urban village, Palembang, Indonesia: Actual approach for the assessment of health and social factors

Umar

Salsabila

Syakurah

2023

MSJ

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Community diagnosis is a comprehensive assessment of the community state as a whole concerning its economic, social, physical, and biological environmental conditions (Thapa et al 2012). It is composed of a quantitative and qualitative description of the resident's health status and the influencing factors. Implementation of community diagnosis is expected to correctly identify health problems and facilitate health promotion, disease prevention, and health service management in the community (Bhargava et al 2016).Community diagnosis is based on Lawrence Green's theory, the PRECEDE-PROCEED theory, consisting of nine phases (Räihä 2014). These phases are: (1) social diagnosis, (2) epidemiological diagnosis, (3) behavioral and environmental diagnosis, (4) educational and organizational diagnosis, (5) administrative and policy diagnosis, (6) implementation, (7) process evaluation, (8) impact evaluation and (9) outcome evaluation (Weiss, 2016). The implementation includes epidemiological, social, environmental, and health personnel data components; in this theory, selecting suitable alternative innovations and evaluation plans is determined as the goal (Porter 2016).We conducted a community diagnosis process in Sei Selayur urban village, Palembang, Indonesia. A community diagnosis needs to be carried out in the environment to establish the health status of the community and the problems inherent in the environment. Thus, the aim of this study was to determine the priority of health-related problems and potential problemsolving interventions for the community.

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Community diagnosis in Sei Selayur urban village, Palembang, Indonesia: Actual approach for the assessment of health and social factors

Umar

Salsabila

Syakurah

2023

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“…34,35 Other risk factors for ARI include the condition of bedrooms, ventilation, smoke holes in the kitchen, family members who smoke, occupancy density, physical activity or sports, awareness of family nutrition, and the presence of animal cages in the house. 36 The risk of ARI was higher for military trainees who lived in barracks designed to house 60 people than those who lived in rooms that could house eight people. 37 Overcrowding of rooms, which allotted less than 10 sq.…”

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Differences in Hematological Parameters and Nutritional Intake Based on Environmental Condition in the Islam Boarding Schools

Rahfiludin

Joko

Asna

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Anemia and iron deficiency anemia (IDA) are indirectly caused by environmental factors. However, there are currently no studies on the differences in hematological parameters of anemia and nutritional intake in adequate and inadequate environmental conditions. This study aims to determine the differences in hematological parameters and nutritional intake of female students based on the environmental conditions of the Islamic boarding schools. It was a descriptive study with a cross-sectional design. A total of 167 girls from seven Islamic boarding schools in Tasikmalaya, West Java were recruited. Anemia was assessed by determining hemoglobin (Hb) levels, hematocrit (Ht) levels, mean corpuscular volume (MCV), mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH,) and mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCHC). Environmental conditions of the boarding schools observed were the kitchen, bedrooms, toilet/bathrooms, and the outside environment (trash bins and handwashing stations). The study found that there is no difference in the hematological values (Hb, Ht, MCV, MCH, MCHC, and RDWCV) of students with adequate and inadequate environmental conditions. Students who lived in inadequate environment had higher intake of iron (p<0.005), protein (p<0.005), and vitamin C (p<0.005) than those who lived in adequate environment. However, the nutritional intake of adolescent girls in Islamic boarding schools was considerably lower than Indonesian Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA). Thus, no significant difference in hematological levels, which are indicators of anemia and IDA, could be found. Hence, to protect against anemia and IDA, adolescent girls should increase the quality and quantity of their nutritional intake, particularly iron, protein, and vitamin C.

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“…Faktor internal yaitu kondisi dalam diri pasien yang membuat individu lebih mudah terpapar agen penyakit ISPA yang meliputi jenis kelamin (Musa et al, 2016), berat badan lahir (Chandrawati & Alhabsyi, 2017), status menyusui (Narmawan et al, 2020), dan status imunisasi (Khodr et al, 2017). Faktor eksternal adalah kondisi yang berada di luar pasien berupa lingkungan fisik (Barros & Yudhana, 2019), biologis (Kurskaya, et al, 2018), sosial (Harerimana, 2016), dan ekonomi (Halder et al, 2017) yang memudahkan mereka terpapar agen penyakit, antara lain: pencemaran asap rokok (Tazinya et al, 2018), kebersihan rumah (Ratnaningsih & Lusiana, 2020), kepadatan tempat tinggal (Nugroho, 2018), kondisi geografis (Barnes et al, 2019), kondisi ven-tilasi (Zhu et al, 2020), lubang asap dapur serta kondisi ruang tidur (Zulaikhah et al, 2017 Barnes, R., Blyth, C. C., De Klerk, N., Lee, W. H., Borland, M. L., Richmond, P., Lim, F. J., Fathima, P., & Moore, H. C. (2019). Geographical disparities in emergency department presentations for acute respiratory infections and risk factors for presenting: a popula-…”

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Spatial modelling of acute respitory infection with environmental health factors in Gowa Regency, Indonesia

Hadriani¹,

Susilawaty²,

Bujawati³

2020

Al-sihah

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Respiratory tract infections or ISPA is an infection that occurs in the nasal cavity, sinuses, and throat. ISPA is caused by influenza viruses, parainfluenza, and other typical viruses. The purpose of this study is to determine the spatial description of the environmental factor on ISPA disease in the working area of Gowa Regency, Indonesia. This research employs a quantitative research methodology by using a descriptive approach. The method used in this research was a spatial pattern. The research results showed that the spread of ISPA disease could be restrained based on several measurements. It reveals that the ventilation area of the respondent's house was 66.3% in which it did not meet the proper ventilation standards; the type of the wall used in the respondent's house was 25.0% which did not meet the proper wall standard; the type of floor used in the respondent's house was 31.3% which did not meet the proper floor standard; the density of the respondent’s house was 31.3% in which the occupancy density did not meet the proper density standard; the room temperature of the respondent’s house was 27.5% which did not meet the proper temperature standard, and lastly the spread of ISPA disease based on the humidity of the respondent's room was 32.5% which means that the room humidity did not meet the proper humidity standard. Based on the research results, it is expected that a clear understanding of the importance of maintaining a clean home environment could be gained.

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Risk Factors of Acute Respiratory Infections in Practice Area for Community of Medical Students in Semarang

Cited by 7 publications

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Community diagnosis in Sei Selayur urban village, Palembang, Indonesia: Actual approach for the assessment of health and social factors

Community diagnosis in Sei Selayur urban village, Palembang, Indonesia: Actual approach for the assessment of health and social factors

Differences in Hematological Parameters and Nutritional Intake Based on Environmental Condition in the Islam Boarding Schools

Spatial modelling of acute respitory infection with environmental health factors in Gowa Regency, Indonesia

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