Is there a Significan Relationship between Access to Piped Water and Knowledge of Personal Hygene among Salvadoran Children

The purpose of this study was to judge whether there is a statistically significant relationship between children with access to tap water in El Salvador and personal hygiene knowledge. This study is cross-cutting as this study used data collected during a trip from El Salvador in January 2014. Data was collected through the VCOM survey. Some of them are from Save the Children. The group to be investigated is interested in children aged 8 to 13 who are residents of the Sonsonate town of Santiago Texacuangos or Salvador who attends school.

Then the researchers took unhealthy children, took copies of sanitary and non-healthy genes, and mated with the health queen. As expected, descendants of genetic hippocampus genes remove wax covers and disinfect infected larvae, but children who inherit non-blood genes do not touch wax covers and larvae. There seem to be two genes controlling health behavior. One gene forces the bee to uncover the wax and another gene discards the infected child. Researchers noticed the possibility of bees that tend to remove infected larvae, but they do not lack two copies of recessive wax removal genes.

The name of Hygenic bees depends on how they respond to colonization of B. larvea. With urticaria, growing larvae are kept warm and covered with wax to prevent unpleasant elements. When larvae infect sanitary colonies, the bees strip off the wax, grab the infected larvae and throw it away from the door. This behavior resembling obsessive compulsive disorder does not exist in non hygienic bees It is strange that scientists can find the genetic mechanism behind this. Then the researchers took unhealthy children, took copies of sanitary and non-healthy genes, and mated with the health queen. As expected, descendants of genetic hippocampus genes remove wax covers and expel infected larvae, but children who inherit non - blood - derived genes are not affected by wax covers and larvae.

As a result, the supply of tap water has increased significantly in urban areas (88% to 93%) and rural areas (50% to 74%) between 1990 and 2010. In addition, improvements in hygiene (64% to 85%) were observed throughout the country at the same time. Other accomplishments include the establishment of a functional national system by the National Water Committee as the highest institution to fund water and sanitation infrastructure, and several well-functioning features such as Aguas y Drenaje de Monterrey There are utility companies that have.