IDENTIFIKASI TELUR Ascaris lumbricoides PADA LALAPAN
KUBIS SETELAH DILAKUKAN PENCUCIAN DI WARUNG
MAKAN KELURAHAN CEMANI KABUPATEN
SUKOHARJO
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Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Kesehatan Nasional
Author
Endhah, Dwi Saputri
Subject
R Medicine (General)
Datestamp
2022-04-14 06:40:57
Abstract :
Worms are a health problem that is still widely found. The number of helminth infections in Indonesia is influenced by environmental sanitation conditions and poor personal hygiene and low education and also due to Indonesia's geographical location in the tropics which has a hot but humid climate. Soil Transmitted Helminths (STH) are a number of species found in intestinal nematodes that can transmit through soil. In Indonesia, intestinal nematodes are still a public health problem, one of which is Ascaris lumbricoides which is often found in warm and humid climates that have poor sanitation and hygiene and one of the sources of transmission is water and mud used in vegetable cultivation. The purpose of this paper is to present information about the presence of Ascaris lumbricoides eggs which can be transmitted through cabbage vegetables after washing and efforts to prevent the entry of worm eggs into the body. Samples were taken from food stalls in Cemani Village, Sukoharjo Regency along Jalan Batik Keris as many as 12 samples of cabbage salad from 12 food stalls with total sampling technique. Cabbage samples were taken after interviews with respondents and examined using the deposition or sedimentation method with 0.2% NaOH and Lugol's solution and then examined microscopically at the National STIKES Laboratory. The results of the study on 12 samples of fresh cabbage taken from food stall traders who had been examined did not find (negative) Ascaris lumbricoides eggs. This is influenced by several factors such as the condition of the cabbage vegetables that are clean after the washing process with running water and a good storage place for cabbage vegetables. So a negative result is obtained. Based on the results of the examinations that have been carried out on fresh cabbage (Brassica oleraceae) which are sold at food stalls in Cemani Village, Sukoharjo Regency along Jalan Batik Keris, it can be concluded that from the 12 samples examined, no Ascaris lumbricoides eggs were found, so the results were negative.
Worms are a health problem that is still widely found. The number of helminth infections in Indonesia is influenced by environmental sanitation conditions and poor personal hygiene and low education and also due to Indonesia's geographical location in the tropics which has a hot but humid climate. Soil Transmitted Helminths (STH) are a number of species found in intestinal nematodes that can transmit through soil. In Indonesia, intestinal nematodes are still a public health problem, one of which is Ascaris lumbricoides which is often found in warm and humid climates that have poor sanitation and hygiene and one of the sources of transmission is water and mud used in vegetable cultivation. The purpose of this paper is to present information about the presence of Ascaris lumbricoides eggs which can be transmitted through cabbage vegetables after washing and efforts to prevent the entry of worm eggs into the body. Samples were taken from food stalls in Cemani Village, Sukoharjo Regency along Jalan Batik Keris as many as 12 samples of cabbage salad from 12 food stalls with total sampling technique. Cabbage samples were taken after interviews with respondents and examined using the deposition or sedimentation method with 0.2% NaOH and Lugol's solution and then examined microscopically at the National STIKES Laboratory. The results of the study on 12 samples of fresh cabbage taken from food stall traders who had been examined did not find (negative) Ascaris lumbricoides eggs. This is influenced by several factors such as the condition of the cabbage vegetables that are clean after the washing process with running water and a good storage place for cabbage vegetables. So a negative result is obtained. Based on the results of the examinations that have been carried out on fresh cabbage (Brassica oleraceae) which are sold at food stalls in Cemani Village, Sukoharjo Regency along Jalan Batik Keris, it can be concluded that from the 12 samples examined, no Ascaris lumbricoides eggs were found, so the results were negative.
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