Survey of Intestinal Parasites at the Knox County Industrial School
Date Issued
June 1, 1932
Author(s)
Vance, Mary Lance
Advisor(s)
Graeme A. Canning
Additional Advisor(s)
Edwin B. Powers
H. A. Stephens
Abstract
Summary: A study of the whole school accommodating two hundred twenty-seven children, one hundred and five girls and one hundred and twenty-two boys, shows that 31.6 per cent of the children harbor no parasite, 47.7 per cent are parasitized by E. coli, I. butschlii, E. nana, C. mesnilli or G. lamblia, which are considered as symbiots. Therefore, a total of 52.3 per cent harbor pathogenic organisms. Ascaris infection occurs in the largest number, 24.2 per cent, then E. histolytica, 15.5 per cent, H. nana, 11.0 per cent, Necator, 7.5 per cent, Whipworm 5.0 per cent.
Disciplines
Degree
Master of Science
Major
Education
Embargo Date
June 1, 1932
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