Email the author Students’ Smoking Profile at Sukatani Village, Purwakarta
Abstract
Method: This study was an observational analytic with cross sectional design. Data collection through survey and CO measurements by smokerlyzer CO breath test on 98 students at Sukatani Village, Purwakarta.
Results: The proportion of students who smoking was 45,92%, the existence of smokers role model in the family influenced smoking
behaviour in those students OR=5,724 (p=0,001). There was significant difference of CO concentration in each group (active smokers, passive smokers, and non-smokers) with p value <0.001. There was significant correlation between CO concentration and Brinkman Index with r correlation=0,812 and p value <0.001.
Conclusion: Students who have smokers role model in their family 5,7 times more likely to become smokers than who do not have. Smoking behavior increase the CO concentration in the lungs and correlates strongly with Brinkman index. (J Respir Indo. 2018; 38: 199-202)
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