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KMID : 0615219830080010037
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Journal of Kwangju Health
1983 Volume.8 No. 1 p.37 ~ p.45
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A Study on Incidence on Intestinal Parasitic Infections and the Environment of Kingdergarten Pupil in Gwang-Ju Area.
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문홍만
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Abstract
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The auther studied the incidence of intestinal parasitic infections and surveyed the environment of 485 Kingdergarten pupil fom May to September, 1982.
The method employed was cellophane thick smear and the results are was follows:
1. The prevalence rate of intestinal parasites of total was 9.2% among 485 Kingdergarten pupil. The infection rate of Ascaris lumbricoides was 4.9%, Trichuris trichiura 3.0%, Enterobius vermicularis and Hymenolepis nana each 0.6%.
2. The infection rate of intestinal parasites occording to age was the highest in 6 years old with 10.6% and the lowest in 5 years old with 5.5%.
3. The infection rate of intestinal parasites occording to degree of father´s educations was the lowest in the college group with 5.9% and the highest in the high school group with 17.6%, and the degree of mother´s educations was the lowest in the college group with 8.3% and the highest in the middle school group with 10.5%.
4. The infection rate of intestinal parasites occording to occupations was the highest in office man with 12.9% and each 12.6% in public officer, 8.6% in commerce, 4.7% in transportation business, 3.1% in teacher and 0% in docter respectively.
5. The infection rate of intestinal parasites by number of children was the highest in the family of over 5 children with 14.2% and the lowest in 1 chileren with 2.7%.
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