Parasitosis intestinal y factores condicionantes en personal de limpieza de la Municipalidad de San Martín de Pangoa - 2024.
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El objetivo es determinar los factores condicionantes a la parasitosis intestinal en el personal de limpieza de la Municipalidad de San Martín De Pangoa – 2024. La metodología es tipo básica, nivel descriptivo y de diseño no experimental. Los resultados muestran que la prevalencia de parasitosis en el personal de limpieza es el 88,2%. El 52,9% presentan Blastocystis hominis, el 82,4% no utilizan guantes para realizar su oficio, el 50,0% no utilizan mascarillas, el 76,5% que trabajan Inter diario, el 38,2% que trabajan entre 2 a 5 años, el 88,2% que realizan sus deposiciones dentro de su jornada laboral. Se concluye que los factores condicionantes determinan la presencia de parasitosis intestinal en el personal de limpieza.
The objective is to determine the factors that contribute to intestinal parasitosis among cleaning staff in the Municipality of San Martín De Pangoa – 2024. The methodology is basic, descriptive, and non-experimental in design. The results show that the prevalence of parasitosis among cleaning staff is 88.2%. 52.9% have Blastocystis hominis, 82.4% do not use gloves to perform their work, 50.0% do not use masks, 76.5% work daily, 38.2% have been working for 2 to 5 years, and 88.2% defecate during their working hours. It is concluded that conditioning factors determine the presence of intestinal parasitosis in cleaning staff.
The objective is to determine the factors that contribute to intestinal parasitosis among cleaning staff in the Municipality of San Martín De Pangoa – 2024. The methodology is basic, descriptive, and non-experimental in design. The results show that the prevalence of parasitosis among cleaning staff is 88.2%. 52.9% have Blastocystis hominis, 82.4% do not use gloves to perform their work, 50.0% do not use masks, 76.5% work daily, 38.2% have been working for 2 to 5 years, and 88.2% defecate during their working hours. It is concluded that conditioning factors determine the presence of intestinal parasitosis in cleaning staff.
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