Investigation on schistosomiasis japonica infection and preventive knowledge of immigration population in Jinshan District,Shanghai
- VernacularTitle:上海市金山区外来务工人员血吸虫感染及预防知识知晓情况调查
- Author:
Li SHEN
;
Jianxiu TAO
;
Ruifang YU
;
Guohong SHEN
;
Jun WU
;
Li CAI
;
Chunli CAO
;
Jing XU
;
Shizhu LI
;
Jiagang GUO
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Schistosomiasis;
Immigration population;
Infection;
Knowledge;
Shanghai City
- From:
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control
2014;(3):332-334
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To investigate the schistosomiasis japonica infection and preventive knowledge of immigration popula-tion in Jinshan District,Shanghai so as to provide the evidence for improving the control work. Methods The immigration popula-tion from schistosomiasis endemic provinces and local people were screened by serum IHA screening for schistosome infection, and the positives were further examined by Kato-Katz technique and the miracidium hatching method. The schistosomiasis preven-tive knowledge and behaviors were investigated by questionnaires. Results A total of 579 were investigated with 348 immigration people and 231 local people,and among them,the male accounted for 72.0%and female accounted for 28.0%. In the immigration population,the main age group was 20-29(56.0%),and 56.6%of the immigration had an education level at senior middle school or higher. The most proportion of immigration was from Anhui Province(36.2%). There were 4 IHA positive persons(1.15%)in the immigration,and 1 was positive in the stool test,and the schistosome infection rate was 0.29%. There were no positives in the local people. The schistosomiasis preventive knowledge of the immigration was generally poor,and some people’s behaviors of see doctor and medication were incorrect. Conclusion There are schistosome infected persons among the immigration population from schistosomiasis endemic provinces,and their schistosomiasis prevention knowledge was poor,thus there is a schistosomiasistransmission risk.
