Spatial Analysis of Environmental Hazards

Spatial Analysis of Environmental Hazards

Investigating the role of microorganisms on the rate of hospitalization of ‎

Authors
nader shohani 1
Farshad shohani 2
fariba shohani 3
‎ Hakim ‎ Bakrizadeh 1
shamsollah asgari 4
1 Payame Noor University
2 Doctor in the Social Security Organization ‎
3 Urmia University
4 Agriculture and natural resources research and education center, Agricultural research, education and promotion organization, elam,iran
10.29252/jsaeh.7.4.28.165
Abstract
Abstract

Iran and especially the West and Southwest regions of Iran are intermittently confronted with the phenomenon of dust and its problems. West of Iran Due to the natural environment and proximity to areas of dust source in West Asia, a region susceptible to the occurrence of dust phenomena is frequent. Fragments are the most important and perhaps the main threat to the health of individuals. Statistics show the destructive and negative effects of these microorganisms or The same dust is on people in the West and Southwest of Iran. Statistics and studies from the south and west of the country show that more than 100 days have been infected between the years 77 to 91, which has many health problems, and others Items have been created.Method of research In this article, a descriptive-analytical study. Then, using a questionnaire on the relationship between the phenomenon of dust and the health of citizens with the hypothesis: there is a significant relationship between the phenomenon of dust and the occurrence or exacerbation of heart disease in residents of Ilam. This study is a descriptive-analytic study in terms of post-event topic. The statistical population of this study was all patients admitted to Mustafa Khomeini Hospital in Ilam in the years 92-88.

In this paper, we try to first analyze the dust phenomenon, the frequency of its occurrence in the past and recent decades, and investigate the origin and conditions of formation of the phenomenon, and then to the effect Dusty storms on the cardiovascular health of the inhabitants of the area (with an emphasis on the city of Ilam). The results of multivariate statistical analysis including Pearson correlation coefficient, regression test, Chi-square test, ANOVA (variance analysis), and Kundal's correlation test showed that the relationship between the arrival of microorganisms in the statistical period of the study with the number of patients suffering from cardiovascular disease At the significance level, 0.05 was significant and indicates the existence of the relationship. This means that as the amount of entropy to the city of Ilam increased, the number of cases of this disease also increased.

Keywords
Health
Dust
Rhizard
disease
drought
Climate.‎
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Spatial Analysis of Environmental Hazards
Volume 7, Issue 4 - Serial Number 28
Winter 2021
Pages 165-186