30
Prevention of Diarrhoea Dr Nikhil Bansal J.N.M.C.,Wardha

Prevention of diarrhoea

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: Prevention of diarrhoea

Prevention of Diarrhoea

Dr Nikhil BansalJ.N.M.C.,Wardha

Page 2: Prevention of diarrhoea

Sanitation

a) Provision of improved water supply

b) Improved Excreta Disposal all families should have a clean & functioning latrine the latrine should be kept clean by regular washing

dirty surface. If there is no latrine family members should defecate

at a distance from the house, path or areas where children play & at least 10 mt away from the water supply source.

Page 3: Prevention of diarrhoea

c) Improved domestic & food hygiene

Hand washing -

It should be before preparing food.

Before eating.

Before feeding child.

And after defecation.

In our research it is found that % of children with proper

hand washing was from free for diarrhoeal diseases

Page 4: Prevention of diarrhoea

Use plenty of water for hygiene.

As we can see % of children taking hygiene water did not suffer from diarrhoea

Use of latrine thereby there is a safe disposal of excreta.

Hand washing should be promoted.

Page 5: Prevention of diarrhoea
Page 6: Prevention of diarrhoea

Fly control

Sanitation is the most effective & important step in controlling house flies.

There should be appropriate disposal of excreta.Dry and wrap organic waste before placing it in

the garbage can. Seal garbage cans with tight fitting lids.

Page 7: Prevention of diarrhoea

Manure & other decaying plant & animal material should be promptly removed

Screen windows & doors to keep pests out. Use indoor fly traps or sticky tape to control pests inside

the house

Page 8: Prevention of diarrhoea

Personal Hygiene Oral hygiene

Bathing

Page 9: Prevention of diarrhoea

Cutting of nails

Washing of hands before meals & after defecation

Page 10: Prevention of diarrhoea

Breast Feeding

Exclusive breastfeeding-only breast milk is given no other food or drink,not even water,is given.

An infant should be exclusively breastfed for first 6 months of life.

As we can see in our reasearch, % of breast fed children did not suffer from diarrhoea.

Breast milk contains several anti infective factors,which protect the baby from enteral infections.

Page 11: Prevention of diarrhoea

Lactoferrin present in breast milk is less than 50% saturated with iron and this does not make breast milk a suitable medium for growth of enterobacteria.

High level of bifidus factor prrotects the baby from infection with E.coli.

Breast milk has living phagocytic macrophages and lymphoid cell,which provide nonspecific gastrointestinal host defences and offer protection against diarrhoea.

Breastfed babies have less diarrhoea and fewer respiratory infections than artificially fed babies.

Page 12: Prevention of diarrhoea

Feeding bottles & rubber teats, which are particularly difficult to clean, are often breeding grounds for germ should be avoided

.

Page 13: Prevention of diarrhoea

Weaning

Literal meaning of the term weaning is taking the infant away from the breast and nourishment by other means.it starts around the age of 6 months.

Commom weaning foods are ;

1. khichadi

2. Dalia

3. Jaggery

4. Mashed potato & Banana.

Page 14: Prevention of diarrhoea

It should be supplimented by suitable foods rich in proteins and other nutrients.

If it’s not done properly is often followed by diarrhoea.

At the age of 1 year the child should receive solid foods consisting of cereals,pulses,vegetables and fruits.

Page 15: Prevention of diarrhoea

Immunization against measles is a potential interventon for diarrhoea control.

When administered at the recommended age, the measles vaccine can prevent upto 25% of diarrhoea deaths in children under 5 years of age.

All children who have been immunized against measles was protected from diarrhoea to an extent.

In our research % of children was immunized against measles.

Immunization

Page 16: Prevention of diarrhoea

Zinc supplementation

After appropriate treatment of diarrhoea zinc supplementation can prevent the occurrence of diarrhoea for following 2-3 months.

Page 17: Prevention of diarrhoea

Prevention of Acute Respiratory infection

Page 18: Prevention of diarrhoea

Overcrowding Should Be Prevented

• Overcrowding refers to the situation in which more people are living within a single dwelling than there is a space for so that ;

1) Movement is restricted,

2) Privacy scluded,

3) Hygiene impossible

4) Rest and sleep difficult• Infectious diseases spread rapidly under these

conditions,and

Page 19: Prevention of diarrhoea

The degree of overcrowding can best be expressed as the number of persons per room.

The accepted standards are ;

1 Room = 2 persons

2 Rooms = 3 persons

3 Rooms = 5 persons

4 Rooms = 7 persons

5 or more = 10 persons

Rooms

Page 20: Prevention of diarrhoea

Purification of water

Household purification

Disinfection of wells

Boiling filtration Chemical disinfection

Page 21: Prevention of diarrhoea

Boiling

• The boiling is a satisfactory and excellent method of purifying water for house hold purposes.

• Water must be boiled for 5 to 10 minutes.it kills all bacteria,spores,cysts,ova and yields sterilized water.

Page 22: Prevention of diarrhoea

Chemical Disinfections

• Bleaching powder

• Chlorine tablets

• Iodine

• Potassiun permagnet

Page 23: Prevention of diarrhoea

Sanitation

• Provision of improved water supply,

•Improved excreata disposal all families should have a clean and functoining latrine.

•the latrine should be kept clean by regular washing dirty surface.

Page 24: Prevention of diarrhoea

• If there is no latrine family members should defecate at a distance from the house, path or areas where children play and at least 10 m away from the water supply source.

Page 25: Prevention of diarrhoea

• Improved domestic and food hygiene1. hand washing;it should be,before preparing food,before eating,before feeding child and after defecation. In our research it is found that % of children with proper hand washing was from free for diarrhoeal diseases

• In our research it is found that % of children with proper hand washing was from free for diarrhoeal diseases

Page 26: Prevention of diarrhoea

Indoor polution

• To prevent indoor polution following can be done ;

1) Increased use of electricity,natural gas and central heating in place of coal can greatly helped in smoke reduction.

2) Increase the number of outlet for

smoke.

3) Keep children away from smoke.

Page 27: Prevention of diarrhoea

Open Window

Leave the windows in your house open a crack in winter.

One or two in the rooms in which you spend the most time. This is especially important if you live in a newer home, where fresh circulating air has been the victim of energy efficiency.

A bit of fresh air will do wonders for chasing out germs.

Page 28: Prevention of diarrhoea

Gargling

People who gargled with water were 36 percent less likely to be struck down when compared with non-garglers.

The study suggests that simple water gargling is effective to prevent upper respiratory tract infections.

Page 29: Prevention of diarrhoea

Drink, drink, drink!

• Hot liquids like fruit teas and lemon drinks will ease any nasal congestion.

• A dried-out respiratory system will leave you more prone to infection.

Page 30: Prevention of diarrhoea

Education is the key to reducing ARI & Diarrhoea to promoting greater understanding and providing skills necessary to protect there child.

Thanks….