P - Public Health

Effectiveness of Clay Kutai in Filaria Strongyloides stercoralis Reduction

Sun, 16 Jul 2023 00:00:00 GMT

Effectiveness of Clay Kutai in Filaria Strongyloides stercoralis Reduction Sedionoto, Blego; Anamnart, Witthaya The current study in the rural area of Kutai Kertanegrara, East Kalimantan, Indonesia showed still high risk of Strongylodes stercoralis infection. The condition due to potential reinfected by filarial Strongylodes stercoralis in the environment from filarial contaminants surrounding households were closed with field rice and surrounding rubber and palm plantation. And then treatment strategy for reducing the filarial of Strongylodes stercoralis is very important by using clay Kutai. The high clay content in the soil in Kutai (59%) is potential for filaria Strongylodes stercoralis reduction.The purpose of this study saw the filarial larva of Strongylodes stercoralis reduction by clay Kutai with basic of study related concentration, duration of contact, and survival of the larva. The diagnosis that was used for the founding of Strongylodes stercoralis was the Kato Katz technique dan Agar Plate Culture/APC on 118 samples from the community surrounding palm and rubber plantations. In the experimental study 7 formula of clay Kutai which had used in the laboratory study. The result showed hookworm infection found in Sebuntal Village was 14(11,9%) . The experiment showed that clay Kutai has high effectiveness for inactivation of the filaria larva of Strongylodes stercoralis infection. The Clay formula with 10 mg(100%) could be killed the filaria larva of Strongylodes stercoralism < 1 minute reaction. Using clay Kutai has high effectiveness for inactivation of filaria larvae Strongylodes stercoralis infection that could be improved in practice wastewater treatment and the granulate of clay Kutai should be used to spread on wet soil that is contaminated with filaria larvae. -

THE DANGERS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE,ESPECIALLY INSIDE THE HOME IN BUKIT RAYA VILLAGE

Fri, 08 Sep 2023 00:00:00 GMT

THE DANGERS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE,ESPECIALLY INSIDE THE HOME IN BUKIT RAYA VILLAGE Feylina Subagya, Imelda; Azahrah B, Syarifah Annisa Based on Basic Health Research data 2018, the prevalence of smoking in the population aged 10-18 years was 9. 1%, this figure tends to increase from 2013. Data found in the Bukit Raya Village community was 56% of 120 respondents smoked. Data on smoking habits in the house was 58. 7%. Cigarette smoke that was wasted in the house would had a bad impact on the health of family members.The result of this program was the distribution of cigarette smoke danger broadcasts to provided information on the dangers of cigarette smoke by active smokers, then disseminated through various digital media platforms in Bukit Raya Village. Appreciation from the community was shown by giving liked and comments as well as further video distribution. -

SOCIALIZATION OF HOUSEHOLD PLASTICWASTE MANAGEMENT USING THE ECO BRICK (PATRICK) METHOD IN BUKIT RAYA VILLAGE, SEPAKU SUB-DISTRICT, NORTH PENAJAM PASER DISTRICT, EAST KALIMANTAN

Fri, 08 Sep 2023 00:00:00 GMT

SOCIALIZATION OF HOUSEHOLD PLASTICWASTE MANAGEMENT USING THE ECO BRICK (PATRICK) METHOD IN BUKIT RAYA VILLAGE, SEPAKU SUB-DISTRICT, NORTH PENAJAM PASER DISTRICT, EAST KALIMANTAN Dwi Saputri, Rizki; Adelina Butar Butar, Bellinda; Sedionoto, Blego This program aims to empower the RT 1-13, PKK, and Kader communities in making eco brick from plastic waste, the community can undestand the 3R (Reuse, Reduce and Recycle) method in the household and reduce household plastic wasteThe method used in this program is recycling plastic bottles using the eco brick technique by carrying out 3 stages, namely the questionnaire data collection stage, socialization, education (counseling), and monitoring. -

EDUCATION AND COOKING DEMONSTRATION MP-ASI MENU AT BUKIT RAYA VILLAGE

Fri, 08 Sep 2023 00:00:00 GMT

EDUCATION AND COOKING DEMONSTRATION MP-ASI MENU AT BUKIT RAYA VILLAGE Maulidia, Sekar Ayu; Christiana Nababan, Nancy Grace; Sedionoto, Blego Based on the results of the Indonesian Nutritional Status Study (SSGI), it shows that in 2021 the prevalence of stunting in Indonesia will be 24.4%. The prevalence of stunting in North Penajam Paser currently reaches 27.67%, and it was found that 33 out of 120 respondents have stunted children. The aim for this program was to increase mothers' knowledgeincrease in knowledge of 20% after education about the appropriate MP-ASI menu according to the child's age by mothers who had stunted babies in bukit raya village between before and after the counseling was carried out. The output that came out was an increase in the mother's knowledge regarding the MP-ASI menu according to the baby's ag -