NURSING CARE OF CHILDREN WITH MALARIA

CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION

A.    Background

Malaria is a disease found in tropical regions. The disease is strongly influenced by environmental conditions that allow mosquitoes to breed and potentially make contact with humans and transmit the malaria parasite. Examples of environmental factors, among others, rain, temperature, humidity, wind direction and speed, altitude. One of the environmental factors that also affect the increase in cases of malaria are deforestation, particularly mangrove forests on the beach. As a result of this environmental destruction, mosquitoes that generally only stay in the woods, can.,.,.,

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