Correlation Between Work Duration of Gas Station Operators With Mucociliary Transport Time, Hair Pb Level, and Nasal Cytogram

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Abstract

Gas station operators are groups of workers exposed to the risk of dangerous chemical compounds, particularly lead from gasoline and vehicle gas emission that are waiting for a refuelling queue or a vehicle that will depart after completing the refuelling. The research aimed at investigating the correlation between work duration of gas station operators with mucociliary transport time, hair Pb level, and nasal cytogram. The research used the analytic observational method with the cross sectional design, was conducted to the operators of gas station in Tamalanrea and in Gunung Bawakaraeng street from August 2017 until September 2017 with 30 people as total samples. Sample divided into two groups, gas station operator with work duration < 1 year for 15 people and gas station operator with work duration ≥ 1 year for 15 people and each sample was underwent mucociliary transport time examination, hair Pb level examination, and nasal mucosa cytogram examination. The research result indicates that the significant correlation between work duration and mucociliary transport time with p value

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Riskiana Djamin. 2018. \u201cCorrelation Between Work Duration of Gas Station Operators With Mucociliary Transport Time, Hair Pb Level, and Nasal Cytogram\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - J: Dentistry & Otolaryngology GJMR-J Volume 18 (GJMR Volume 18 Issue J1): .

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Gas station operators are groups of workers exposed to the risk of dangerous chemical compounds, particularly lead from gasoline and vehicle gas emission that are waiting for a refuelling queue or a vehicle that will depart after completing the refuelling. The research aimed at investigating the correlation between work duration of gas station operators with mucociliary transport time, hair Pb level, and nasal cytogram. The research used the analytic observational method with the cross sectional design, was conducted to the operators of gas station in Tamalanrea and in Gunung Bawakaraeng street from August 2017 until September 2017 with 30 people as total samples. Sample divided into two groups, gas station operator with work duration < 1 year for 15 people and gas station operator with work duration ≥ 1 year for 15 people and each sample was underwent mucociliary transport time examination, hair Pb level examination, and nasal mucosa cytogram examination. The research result indicates that the significant correlation between work duration and mucociliary transport time with p value

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Correlation Between Work Duration of Gas Station Operators With Mucociliary Transport Time, Hair Pb Level, and Nasal Cytogram

Riskiana Djamin
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Sutji Pratiwi Rahardjo
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Abdul Qadar  Punagi
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Satriono
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Idham Jaya Ganda
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