1. FOREWORD
Praise and gratitude we panjatkan the presence of God Almighty for all his grace so that safety
and health working paper entitled "RESPIRATORY Illness" can be arranged.
The book is expected to meet the safety and health of work duties and I say a lot of thanks to
Ardhiana Juliana Velasquez m. Kes
Hopefully this paper can be beneficial to readers. But I am sure that this book is a lot of
drawbacks, therefore I as the author of this paper to expect criticism and suggestions in order to
mengefaluasi this paper so that the construction can be perfect again.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
KATA PENGANTAR.............................................................................................. 1
DAFTAR ISI............................................................................................................. 2
BAB I PENDAHULUAN......................................................................................... 3
BAB II PEMBAHASAN.......................................................................................... 4
BAB III KESIMPULAN.......................................................................................... 12
DAFTAR PUSTAKA................................................................................................ 13
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
A. The Background
Acute respiratory tract infections disease (RESPIRATORY) is still the main cause of pain and the
death of a toddler in indonesia namely by 28% 1. The WHO estimated that deaths from pneumonia
reaches 10%-20% per year of the entire amount when not given pengobatan2. Toddler death due
to pneumoni nationwide is estimated at 6 per 1000 children per year or approximately 150,000
toddler
pertahun1. One of the goals of RESPIRATORY disease eradication in toddlers is lowering the
mortality rate due to pneumonia 1 toddler.
Up to this point are RESPIRATORY health problems in North Bengkulu Regency society due to
the still high number of pain and RESPIRATORY deaths. Health service profile Data North
Bengkulu Regency in 2003 showed that RESPIRATORY diseases were still occupying the first
position of the 10 most diseases namely 33,02%. Toddler death rate caused by all diseases
amounted to 12.3% 2.
Implementation of the P2 program in North Bengkulu RESPIRATORY has not yet reached the
national target of 3.4. The preliminary results of the survey, all the clinics in North Bengkulu
Regency has been running the program P2 RESPIRATORY and there has been a technical
guidelines on the procedure of Depatemen of RESPIRATORY Health anyway RI 2002 P2
RESPIRATORY Guidelines about toddlers. It was hampered by the limitations of data utilizing the
program officer P2 RESPIRATORY and have not reported regularly every month to the health
service.
B. FORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM
1. does the respiratory disease?
2. What are the causes of respiratory disease?
3. How do I cope with the spread of respiratory diseases?
C. THE PURPOSE
To know penyabab of respiratory diseases and how to cope with it.
CHAPTER II
THE DELIBERATIONS OF THE
Respiratory Disease
RESPIRATORY stands for Acute Respiratory tract infections, the term adapted from the term
United Kingdom Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI). Acute infectious diseases that attack one or
more of the parts and respiratory tract from nose (channel up) to the alveoli (channel down)
including the adneksanya network such as sinuses, middle ear cavity and the pleura.
RESPIRATORY disease is a disease that often occurs in children, because children's bodies

2. defence system is still low. Gen. psenyakit cough colds in toddlers in Indonesia is estimated to be
3 to 6 times per year, which means an average toddler got colds cough attacks as much as 3 to 6
times a year. The term includes the following three elements, namely, RESPIRATORY infections,
respiratory tract and acute,
where is the sense as follows:
1. Infection
Is the entry of germs or microorganisms into the human body and proliferate giving rise to
symptoms of the disease.
2. respiratory tract
Is an organ from the nose to the alveoli and adneksanya organs like the sinus-sinus, a cavity and
middle ear effusions.
3. Acute Infections
Is an infection which is directly up to 14 days. 14 day limit is taken to indicate acute process
though for some diseases that can be classified in the RESPIRATORY process can take more
than 14 days.
Includes anatomically RESPIRATORY respiratory tract, upper respiratory tract the bottom
(including lung tissue – lung) and adneksa respiratory tract organs. with this restriction, including in
the lung tissues of the respiratory tract (respiratory tract). The majority of respiratory tract
infections like cough only mild colds and do not require treatment with antibiotics, however children
will suffer if this pneumoni pulmonary infections left untreated with antibiotics can be mengakibat to
death. Disease Eradication Program (P2) of RESPIRATORY diseases of RESPIRATORY splitting
into two groups, namely:
* Non-RESPIRATORY Pneumonia: known society with the term cough colds
* Pneumoni