The Association between Organophosphate Pesticide Exposure and Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate among Farmers in Sumberejo Village, Magelang, Central Java

Utami, Desi Putri; Setiani, Onny; Dangiran, Hanan Lanang; Djaja, I Made

doi:10.26911/the6thicph-fp.01.03

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“…Several risks can occur with chemicals, such as risks for user safety, consumers, and the environment [22]. Spraying pesticides that do not meet the rules would result in many impacts, including health impacts for humans, namely poisoning in farmers [23]. Farmers' families are at risk of pesticide poisoning because they are always in contact with spraying farmers, pesticide storage places, and pesticide application equipment, which can cause contamination of water, food, and equipment at home.…”

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Distribution of Types and Management of Insecticides Based on Technical Applications in Palu Local Shallots

Hasmari¹,

Arfan²,

Jaya³

et al. 2022

IJDNE

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This study aims to determine the distribution of insecticides and the doses used in local shallots cultivation in Palu valley. This research took place from May to July 2021. This study used a descriptive observational method, describing the condition of farmers in using pesticides on local Palu shallots. Respondents were selected based on their daily activities as local Palu shallot farmers in Palu valley, Palu, Central Sulawesi. Determination of respondents was done using Simple Random Sampling; the total respondents taken were 40 farmers (about 10 people at each site), considering that the sample size could represent the existing population (population condition was homogeneous). Quantitative data were analyzed using a simple cross-tabulation analysis which was then interpreted. The study results showed that Farmer's activity in the local shallot cultivation was inseparable from the use of insecticides in controlling herbivorous insects (95% farmers). Insecticide usage in the Palu Valley area was 67.5% with a frequency of 1 -3 times a week, and 17.5% were applied without heeding the prescribed usage recommendations. There were 16 types of insecticide trademarks circulating in Palu valley, including 3 types in the Maku area, 6 types in Soulove, 4 types in Bolupontu Jaya, and 1 type in Wombo. Insecticide application was mostly in the morning (60-100%), 1 -3 times a week (67.5%), and without rules of use by 17.5%.

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Distribution of Types and Management of Insecticides Based on Technical Applications in Palu Local Shallots

Hasmari¹,

Arfan²,

Jaya³

et al. 2022

IJDNE

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“…Ngablak is a district in Magelang with total agricultural area of 3525 Ha, consisting of 73 farmer groups that spreads across 16 villages. Most of them are vegetable farmers [53] . Previous studies have reported a high number of pesticide poisoning in Ngablak [39] .…”

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Prevalence of pesticide related occupational diseases among Indonesian vegetable farmers – A collaborative work

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“…History of exposure to one of OPh compounds (OPCs), characteristic clinical picture, confirmation by estimation of cholinesterase activity which will be inhibited more than 25% are the diagnostic tools in acute OPh poisoning and finally improvement of these manifestations with antidote therapy (Setiani et al, 2019).…”

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Impact of type of organophosphate insecticide compounds on outcome of acute poisoning

Zaher,

Hafez,

Sarhan

et al. 2021

Minia Journal of Medical Research

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Organophosphate (OPh) pesticide remains the main agent for pest control. It is therefore likely to have adverse effects on farmers who are accidentally over exposed while handling these pesticides. It has also become an agent of choice for self-poisoning because of low cost and easy availability. OPh consumption accounts among the most cause of suicide in the world as 258,234 would die of organophosphate poisoning and they account for 30% of the suicidal cause worldwide. Accumulation of acetylcholine leads to cholinergic features; they can be broadly divided into central and peripheral symptoms. Vomiting, diarrhea, miosis muscle fasciculations, urinary incontinence and bronchoconstriction are the common muscarinic symptoms.

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The Association between Organophosphate Pesticide Exposure and Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate among Farmers in Sumberejo Village, Magelang, Central Java

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Distribution of Types and Management of Insecticides Based on Technical Applications in Palu Local Shallots

Distribution of Types and Management of Insecticides Based on Technical Applications in Palu Local Shallots

Prevalence of pesticide related occupational diseases among Indonesian vegetable farmers – A collaborative work

Impact of type of organophosphate insecticide compounds on outcome of acute poisoning

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