太原市学龄前儿童健康与幼儿园环境的相关性研究
[Abstract]:In recent years, with the rapid development of China's industrialized society and the continuous concentration of urbanized population, the kinds and quantities of pollutants emitted by people in production process and daily life are increasing day by day, and the air pollution problem is becoming more and more serious. The health problems caused by air pollution have also become the focus of attention. Kindergartens are an important indoor environment for children, and there is evidence that indoor air quality and ventilation in school buildings may affect their health. Therefore, it is of great theoretical and practical significance to study the characteristics of indoor and outdoor air pollution in kindergartens and its correlation with children's health. It is of great theoretical and practical significance for relevant departments to formulate corresponding pollution prevention measures and to improve indoor air quality and students' physical health. In this paper, 4500 children in 10 kindergartens in Taiyuan were investigated by cluster sampling, and the (FeNO) index of exhaled nitric oxide (no) was measured in 507 children (245 girls and 262 boys). At the same time, FeNO was detected to measure the indoor and outdoor main environmental pollution index of the children's class. The relationship between FeNO and respiratory symptoms and environmental data was analyzed by linear mixed model. The relationship between environmental pollution factors and students' health status, respiratory diseases and the relationship between environmental exposure and health effects was analyzed by quantitative analysis. The correlation between environmental pollution factors and respiratory symptoms and environmental data was analyzed by linear mixed model. The correlation between fungal DNA and health symptoms was analyzed by logistic regression, and the correlation between FeNO and fungal DNA was analyzed by linear regression model. The results show that: (1) the average concentration of CO_2 in indoor is 827 ppm,SO_2,NO_2,PM2.5 and the average concentration of formaldehyde is 40.5 mg/m3. 43.0267.9 and 22.8 mg/m3., respectively. The average indoor and outdoor concentrations of SO_2,NO_2,O3,PM2.5 and formaldehyde were 106.6 and 40.9 mg/m3.SO_2,NO_2,PM2.5 and 4.1 mg/m3.SO_2,NO_2,PM2.5, respectively, and the indoor / outdoor ratios of formaldehyde were 0.381.051.10 and 5.56, respectively. Therefore, outdoor SO_2 is the main contribution source of indoor SO_2. When the indoor temperature is high, the relative humidity is lower and the indoor formaldehyde level is higher. When indoor relative humidity was high, the levels of CO_2 and PM2.5 were higher. (2) the geometric average of FeNO was 9.1 卤1.5 ppb.. In total, the proportion of children who reported wheezing, dry cough, rhinitis and pneumonia was 11.660 or 6.0, respectively. 26.4% and 29.2%.FeNO were positively correlated with wheezing (OR 1.1095 CI 1.001.22) and pneumonia (OR 1.0995 CI 1.001.19). FeNO was positively correlated with classroom (OR 1.72 卤95CI 1.35 卤2.19). ) and outdoor (OR = 1.4895 CI = 1.131.95) PM2.5 were positively correlated; (3) FeNO was negatively correlated with total fungi DNA (P0. 030), penicillium DNA (P0. 026), Aspergillus heterochroma DNA (P0. 012) and Streptomyces DNA (P0. 018). The total fungus DNA (P0. 037), Penicillium DNA (P0. 041) and Aspergillus heterochroma DNA (P0. 028) were negatively correlated. There was a negative correlation between wheezing and DNA of Aspergillus heterochroma in the past 12 months (P0. 041). The total fungi DNA (P0. 002), Penicillium DNA (P0. 005), Aspergillus heterochroma DNA (P0. 046) and Streptomyces DNA (P0. 002) were negatively correlated with eczema and petri dish dust for 6 months. There was a negative correlation between eczema and penicillium DNA in the past 12 months (P0. 016). There was a negative correlation between eczema and total fungi DNA (P0. 008), penicillium DNA (P0. 018) and Streptomyces DNA (P0. 013). The results showed that the concentrations of inhalable particulate matter (PM2.5) in kindergartens in Taiyuan City were higher and positively correlated with FeNO, wheezing and pneumonia in preschool children. This suggests that PM2.5 may cause respiratory inflammation in preschool children. It is also suggested that fungal DNA plays a protective role against wheezing and eczema, which is consistent with the theory of "Hygiene hypothesis", and this result needs to be further demonstrated.
【学位授予单位】:山西大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:R179
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