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    Diarrhea: Created By: Group 2 Alma Risa F Kinantih K Shofialfiyyah Siti Anzani Sucinurindahs

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    This document defines and classifies different types of diarrhea. It describes acute diarrhea as lasting 7-14 days and being caused by viruses, bacteria, or parasites. Chronic diarrhea lasts more than 14 days. Diarrhea dysentery involves bloody stools and is caused by bacteria like salmonella. The document lists signs and symptoms of each type of diarrhea as well as causes, methods of transmission, prevention techniques, and health impacts.

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    This document defines and classifies different types of diarrhea. It describes acute diarrhea as lasting 7-14 days and being caused by viruses, bacteria, or parasites. Chronic diarrhea lasts more than 14 days. Diarrhea dysentery involves bloody stools and is caused by bacteria like salmonella. The document lists signs and symptoms of each type of diarrhea as well as causes, methods of transmission, prevention techniques, and health impacts.

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    This document defines and classifies different types of diarrhea. It describes acute diarrhea as lasting 7-14 days and being caused by viruses, bacteria, or parasites. Chronic diarrhea lasts more than 14 days. Diarrhea dysentery involves bloody stools and is caused by bacteria like salmonella. The document lists signs and symptoms of each type of diarrhea as well as causes, methods of transmission, prevention techniques, and health impacts.

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    DIARRHEA

    CREATED BY :

    GROUP 2
    ALMA RISA F
    KINANTI H K
    SH OF I A L F IY YA H
    SITI ANZANI
    SUCI NURINDAH S
    DEFINITION

    Diarrhea is a condition in which a person has a


    bowel movement with a consistency of more
    than 4 times in 24 hour. (WHO)
    CLASSIFICATION

    Acute Diarrhea

    Diarrhea Dysentery

    Chronic Diarrhea
    ACUTE DIARRHEA

     Diarrhea that lasts for 7-14 days.


     This diarrhea is characterized by increasing frequency
    of defecation and a watery but not bloody stool.
     The cause is : virus (Norovirus, Norwalk Agent),
    bachteria (Escherichia coli, Salmonella, Shigella,
    Vibrio cholerae, and Campylobacter), and
    Parasite(Candida).
    SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
    Reduced skin
    Bluish fingers
    elasticity
    Weak pulse Yellow lips

    Sunken eyes Vomiting

    Raspy voice Muscle weakness

    Cold skin Seizures


    DIARRHEA DYSENTERY

     Diarrhea accompanied with blood


     Mikrobes cause dysentery are salmonella,
    campylobacter, vibrio parahaemolyticus, shigella,
    enteroinvasive E. Coli, and entamoeba histolytica.
     Dysentery lasts for 7 days or even longer, potentially
    leading to severe dehydration until death.
    SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
    Abdominal pain Very thirsty

    Nausea Fever and chills

    Bloody diarrhea Muscle spasm


    Decreased urine
    production
    Limp

    Dry skin Weight loss


    CHRONIC DIARRHEA

     Chronic diarrhea is diarrhea lasting more than 14


    days
     Chronic diarrhea can be experienced by a person for
    long periods of times , for days or even weeks.
     Diarrhea is very difficult to cure and the sufferer
    must get the maximum care.
    SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
    A. Watery stool with frequency 4 or more times a day,
    sometimes accompanied by:
    B. Gag
    C. Body lethargic or weak
    D. Hot
    E. No appetite
    F. Blood and mucus in the dirt
    CAUSES

    Bacterial Parasite
    Virus infections
    infections infection
    Psychological factors :
    Dietary factors : stale fear and anxiety but in
    food, toxic, allergic to children these
    food. psychological factors
    often occur
    PREVENTION !
    Personal hygiene
    Using a toilet every time a bowel
    movement
    Food and beverage sanitation

    Using enough clean water


    Keep the environment clean and
    surrounding
    To behave clean and healthy
    HOW TO TRANSMISSION DIARRHEA
    a. Through the hands
    b. Through germ-carrying animals, such as flies or cockroaches that
    carry germs from manure or vomit then perched on food that other
    people eat
    c. Through water contaminated with human waste
    d. Through the soil of human feces, the soil is a good place for
    microbiological life before moving on humans, the bacteria move to
    humans through dust settling on food, dirty hands, vegetables, and
    fruits to be consumed.
    IMPACT OF DIARRHEA
    a. Loss of water and
    electrolytes :

    b. Nutritional disorders
    c. Hypoglycemia
    d. Disorders of blood
    circulation
    BACTERIA IN THE HANDS OF
    DIARRHEA CAUSES
    1. Hepatitis A
    2. Bacteri staphylococcus
    3. Bacteri streptococcus
    4. Germ heamophilus
    5. Bacteri pseudomonas
    6. Bacteri shingella
    7. Bacteri streptococcus pneumoniae
    THANK YOU

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