Abstract

*Abel Sahlu Abate, Bruk Jerry and Hanibal Gizaw

Epidemiological data on the commonness of different intestinal parasitic diseases and ID of neighborhood danger calculates in diverse districts/areas is an essential to create proper control procedures. Thus the point of this study was to focus the predominance of intestinal parasites and danger elements among school youngsters. A cross sectional study including 704 school kids was led from 27 September to 6 December, 2010. Organized poll were utilized to distinguish natural, socio demographic and behavioral components. Stool examples were gathered from all study subjects and inspected for parasites utilizing immediate smear and formolether fixation strategy. At last, information passage and examination was carried out utilizing Epi-insight and SPSS factual delicate product individually. Ten types of intestinal parasites were related to a general predominance of 79.8% (562 of 704 kids). The most predominant intestinal parasites distinguished were Ascaris lumbricoides 338 (48%), Giardia lamblia 295 (41.9%), Entamoeba histolytica/dispar 192 (27.3%), Schistosoma mansoni 112 (15.9%), Hookworm 81(11.5%). Of the aggregate positive feces tests 96 (13.6%) were single disease and 466 (66.2%) were blended contamination, from this blended diseases lion's share of the youngsters had twofold contamination 309 (43.9%). Intestinal parasite predominance was higher in kids with less instructed mother, in youngsters who have propensity for consuming crude/ unwashed vegetables, drinking unprotected well/spring water and who don't have hand washing practice before dinner (P< 0.05). Taking everything into account, Intestinal parasite contamination is a wellbeing issue among Delgi school youngsters. Thusly, intercessions including change of sanitation, procurement of safe water, and wellbeing instruction on individual cleanliness to the understudies and to their guardians ought to be given.