Task 2 - Identification of A Specific Problematic Situation
Task 2 - Identification of A Specific Problematic Situation
Task 2 - Identification of A Specific Problematic Situation
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C.C 1098719506
Code:: 151021A_1144
Octubre 2022
OBJECTIVES
Analyze the health situation for different contexts in health problems, which arise from the
development.
1. Identify a problematic situation that affects health, associated with air pollution.
situation
Problematic Situation: Propose a problematic situation and a human disease caused
by environmental impact
In the Municipality of Girón there is a problem in the population of brisas del rio which is
being affected by the residents of the Brisas del Campo neighborhood, bordering here to the
sector where a lot of garbage contamination is displayed, even furniture has been found.
chairs, and even dead animals. This settlement worse than an holm oak and the smells are
unbearable
The main damage to health caused by the poor disposal of residuals are: acute respiratory
diseases with 8.6%, followed by intestinal parasitism with 2.2%, diarrhea with 1.1%,
The main damage to health caused by the poor disposal of waste is fundamentally due to
the increase in possible breeding sites for vectors that transmit malaria and dengue
(presence of coconut shells, cans, bottles and others in the open air). Another disease is
system, sufficient pits and latrines with adequate conditions; This favors the proliferation of
vectors and rodents, which transmit germs and parasites on their legs that are ingested by
that visit the garbage are also the same flies that roam around the houses, food and are
increased the risk of contracting salmonella, which causes fever typhoid, food poisoning,
gastroenteritis and other major diseases. In addition to flies, other animals that feed on
garbage
Air pollution causes various respiratory diseases and other adverse health effects as
pollutants are absorbed from the lungs to other parts of the body.
Toxic substances in the air polluted by waste include carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and
methane. In everyday life, we identify polluted air especially through bad odours, which are
diseases
Epidemiological data
In everyday life we identify contaminated air especially through bad odors, which are
generally caused by the decomposition of elements and liquid waste, one of the most
common diseases is foodborne infection resulting from the ingestion of food containing live
The morbidity profile of the pediatric population in the outpatient service is determined
mainly by entities belonging to the group of communicable diseases, similar to what was
the morbidity profile of the pediatric population in the hospitalization service is determined
urinary infections; To a lesser extent, there are some perinatal, surgical and externally
In the first group, the most recorded causes were respiratory distress in the newborn
pregnancy, labor and delivery (15.1%), infectious diseases and congenital parasites (9.5%),
neonatal aspiration syndromes (8.1%) and respiratory failure of the newborn (6.5%).
Among communicable diseases, the leading cause of death was pneumonia (38.7%),
followed by diarrhea and gastroenteritis (21.2%), unspecified septicemia (10.7%),
inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (7, 3%) and bronchitis and acute
bronchiolitis (3.4%). 59% of the external causes were accidents that obstruct breathing
submersion (5.9%), event of undetermined intention (4.3%) , exposure to smoke, fire and
surface, this causes the decomposition of waste, as well as the discharges they contain, to
enter the soil and contaminate it, as well as attract various vectors such as insects. ,
scavenger animals, generate bacteria, fungi and produce parasites; these in contact with
Soil contamination is a problematic series, especially when most of the waste that is
microorganisms, defined as the different types of bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and other
organisms that transmit demands such as cholera. typhus, various gastroenteritis, hepatitis,
respiratory
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