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Title	Relacion Entre Anemia, Consumo de Hierro y Parasitosis Intestinal en Ninos Menores de Cinco Anos Pertenecientes a las Etnias Indigena, Mestiza y Negra del area Rural de Imbabura 1999
Display Title	Relacion Entre Anemia, Consumo de Hierro y Parasitosis Intestinal en Ninos Menores de Cinco Anos Pertenecientes a las Etnias Indigena, Mestiza y Negra del area Rural de Imbabura 1999
Title (English)	Relation between Internal Parasites with Basic Services and the Nutritional Status of Children Five Years of Age in the Indigenous, Black and Mestizo Communities of the Rural Area, Imbabura Province
Author	Paguay Ruiz, R. Patricio
Abstract (English)	Relation between Internal Parasites with Basic Services and theNutritional Status of Children Five Years of Age in the Indigenous,Black and Mestizo Communities of the Rural Area, Imbabura ProvinceR. Patricio PaguayThe parasites in the tropical countries like Ecuador, are found in the differentpopulation groups of all ages, sexes, social conditions, ethos, especially in thosewithout hygienic conditions, pertaining to different geographic zones and the prevalencevaries in agreement with the ecology, the human factors and the social economiccharacteristics.The fecal contamination on land and water where an adequate disposition ofexcretes, the surrounding conditions, the deficient living conditions, the rural life, theabsence of bathrooms, the custom to not use shoes and to have contact with the water.The deficiency of hygienic education, contamination of foods and human migration allfavor intestinal parasites.The fatal parasite in Ecuador and especially in the province of Imbabura is notvery well known, this is because of the little attention and economical means that aregiven to an investigation.This investigation let it known in a clear form the different concepts,definitions, consequences, treatments and prophylaxis that the community should takeinto account.This investigative work was done in the rural area of the Imbabura province inthe ethos: indigenous, Black, and Mestizo, with children younger than five years oldand it is directed to the Health Persona, and studentsIt is estimated that in the whole world more than 20 million people are infectedby the "himenolepsis" parasite. The Intestinal parasite has a direct relation with theNutritional state of any give country, as well as the basic services, like water, collectionof trash, elimination of excretes, illiteracy, bad family hygiene habits, and a healthyenvironment. This is how 40 thousand children die of hunger in the world daily, thedifference here is an American child eats 500 times more than third world child.The lack of interest by the governments both international and national in healthPrograms in rural zones, impedes a solution being found. 50% of investigations arededicated to the advancements in military, which also influences the lack of water,3,OOO,OOO,OOO people in the world lack drinkable water.There are many forms of exposure to the parasite, including, ground (garbage ortrash left on floor) or contaminated water, contaminated food, biting insects, domesticor wild animals which have the parasite, another person, and their clothes or bedsheets. The most common of these being contaminated water.There are many reasons these parasites are found in higher numbers in thirdworld countries. The lack of healthiness in the rural population increases the intestinalparasite in children under five years old, the lack of knowledge for the part of themothers on the consequences of the intestinal parasites. Bad hygenal habits that themothers have as well as the children under five years old in not washing their handsbefore eating and after using the restroom add to the rapid spread of the parasite. Thenutritional state of the children greatly increases exposure, mostly concerning foodpreparation. The presence of intestinal parasites in the children under five years olddoes the same damage with no importance to age, race, or sex. The bad form in whichexcretes are eliminated in the town also contributes to parasite spreading.To fight against further parasite spreading it is advised that a program ofinvestigation is applied with many disciplinary teams including: Doctors, Epidemists,Microbiologists, Anthropologist, Nutritionists, and nurses to study and help findsolution for the well-being of the the areas that most need it.To also help, it is advised that Nutritionists, Nurses, Doctors, and people whohave direct knowledge of what is health, capacitate the leaders of the community andcitizens on the basic hygiene norms, including preparation and manipulation of foods,consequences and ways to prevent parasites. This would help slow the rapid spread ofparasites among youth as well as adults.Have meetings teaching proper use of bathrooms both private and public in ruralareas, to avoid massive parasite contamination. It is important to teach families thatthey should treat the water before drinking it because water has a direct like withparasite spreading. Demand that government pay more attention to health issues inrural communities.
Abstract (Spanish)	Varios estudios se nan han realizado para determinar la Prevalencia de Anemia en nuestro pais, pero estos no reflejan la verdadera magnitud de esta enfermedad , conciderada derada en Ecuador un problema de Salud Publica Pública ya que estas investigaciones corresponden a sectores urbanos y urbano marginales y no a lugares especificamente específicamente rurales en donde la atencion atención es muy deficiente y en detenninados determinados casos nula, debido principalmente incipalmente al dificil difícil acceso y a la falta de recursos economicos económicos de lasInstituciones clones gubernamentales. El presente trabajo que he realizado en coordinacion coordinación con la escuela de Nutricion clon Dietetica ietética y el apoyo del BENSON AGRICULTURE AND FOOD INSTITUTE estaá aplicado en comunidades rorales rurales Indigenas, Mestizas Negras de Imbabura tomando en cuenta uta a los ninos niños menores de cinco afios años por ser un gmpo grupo poblacional en cosnstante riesgo de sufrir deficiencias defciencias especificas, como es la carencia de Hierro y su posterior evolucion evolución hacia la Anemia. En esta investigacion gación vamos a encontrar informacion información sobre la Prevalencia de Anemia en el grupo de nifios niños antes mentcionados, su relacion relación con el deficiente Consume de Hierro, la influencia de una de las enfermedades mas comunes munes en estes estas sectores como es la Parasitosis Intestinal. Estoy seguro que el contenido sera será de enorme interes interés para las personas que deseen conocer y mejorar la critica situacion situación de salud y nutricion nutrición en la que se desenvuelve estaa poblacion po , porque el contar con informacion información actualizada y veraz permitira permitirá orientar de mejor manera los diferentes es programas pro proyectos que seimplementen en estas areas.
Subject	Imbabura (Ecuador) Anemia in children Intestines--Parasites Children--Nutrition Children--Health and hygiene Pediatrics
Geographic Place Name	Imbabura (Ecuador)
Edition	Electronic reproduction;
Date Digital	2004
Publisher Digital	Brigham Young University
Date Original	2000
Physical Description	[vi], 144, 4 leaves ; 28 cm.
Genre	Dissertations, Academic
Degree/Dissertation Note	Thesis (Licenciado en Nutricion y Diettica)--Universidad Tecnica del Norte.
Department	Facultad Ciencias de la Salud Escuela de Nutricion y Dietetica.
Advisors	Carlos Velez
Collection	Benson Institute
Language	Spanish; spa; sp
Country	Ecuador
Type	text
Format	text/PDF
Owning Institution	Brigham Young University
Patron Usage Instructions	http://www.lib.byu.edu/generic_copyright.html
Copyright Status/Owner	Licensed from R. Patricio Paguay Ruiz, 2004
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Title	Relacion Entre Anemia, Consumo de Hierro y Parasitosis Intestinal en Ninos Menores de Cinco Anos Pertenecientes a las Etnias Indigena, Mestiza y Negra del area Rural de Imbabura 1999
Display Title	Relacion Entre Anemia, Consumo de Hierro y Parasitosis Intestinal en Ninos Menores de Cinco Anos Pertenecientes a las Etnias Indigena, Mestiza y Negra del area Rural de Imbabura 1999, page i
Title (English)	Relation between Internal Parasites with Basic Services and the Nutritional Status of Children Five Years of Age in the Indigenous, Black and Mestizo Communities of the Rural Area, Imbabura Province
Author	Paguay Ruiz, R. Patricio
Edition	Electronic reproduction;
Date Digital	2004
Publisher Digital	Brigham Young University
Date Original	2000
Physical Description	[vi], 144, 4 leaves ; 28 cm.
Genre	Dissertations, Academic
Degree/Dissertation Note	Thesis (Licenciado en Nutricion y Diettica)--Universidad Tecnica del Norte. Facultad Ciencias de la Salud Escuela de Nutricion y Dieteica
Department	Facultad Ciencias de la Salud Escuela de Nutricion y Dietetica
Advisors	Carlos Velez
Collection	Benson Institute
Language	Spanish; spa; sp
Country	Ecuador
Type	text
Format	text/PDF
Owning Institution	Brigham Young University
Patron Usage Instructions	http://www.lib.byu.edu/generic_copyright.html
Copyright Status/Owner	Licensed from R. Patricio Paguay Ruiz, 2004
Refresh	2012-04
File Name	ruizrpat_a_001.pdf

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