Parasitosis intestinal en estudiantes del nivel primario de Huancayo al 2014
Objectives: To determine the level of child intestinal parasitism according to the origin area in primary level students from El Tambo, Huancayo. Methods: A correlational descriptive research. For data collection about parasitism, a serial parasitological examination of stools (EPSD) and the Graham...
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2014
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| Sumario: | Objectives: To determine the level of child intestinal parasitism according to the origin area in primary level students from El Tambo, Huancayo. Methods: A correlational descriptive research. For data collection about parasitism, a serial parasitological examination of stools (EPSD) and the Graham test with observation of three different samples per student were used, corresponding to first, second and third grades primary students. For data collection concerning to the academic performance, fourth quarter teachers’ reports were employed; corresponding to first, second and third grade of primary school students during 2013 in educational institutions, 31509 Ricardo Menéndez Menéndez and 30219 Paccha, El Tambo district, Huancayo. Results: It was observed students who present pathogenic parasites at 46,20% from rural areas and 38,6% from urban areas. After the process of hypothesis testing, it was observed that there were no significant differences in relation to parasitism according to where they are from (Pearson chi-square = 0,634 GL = 1 P value = 0,426). The chi square test was used, significance at 0,05 and 95% of statistical confidence. Conclusions: There is no significant difference between the parasitism levels according to the origin area. |
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