Aidil Onasis, Eri Barlian, Abdul Razak, Indang Dewata, Iswandi Umar, Rahmi Hidayanti
This research aimed to determine the adaptation pattern of Aedes sp mosquito density breeding to the effects of environmental risks. The research design is descriptive analytics with the population and sample in this research are all households that have the potential to become mosquito breeding as many as 200 houses with analysis in the form of container density. The results of adaptation on control interactions against Aedes sp mosquitoes by families are that the potential for mosquito breeding in Nanggalo Subdistrict is the TPA type as much as 50.69%, the most in the Gurun Laweh Village is 39.78 and in Pauh the Non-TPA type is 42.49% the most in the Limau Manih south 38.78%. The intervention of the breeding mosquito in the Nanggalo Sub-district averaged 69% draining and 97% covered the average by removing and closing. The spatial environment risk for transmission is higher than the high risk in Nanggalo Sub-district. Mosquito breeding it was found that there was a direct and significant effect of adaptation and potential characteristics on the risk of mosquito breeding with a coefficient of 0.594 and 0.279 with a T Value of 11.704 and 1.970. © 2024 UMT Press. All Rights Reserved.
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Education (FPMIPA), Universitas Negeri Padang, West Sumatra, Padang City, 25131, Indonesia; Akademi Penelik Kesehatan Teknologi Sanitasi (APK-TS), Poltekes Kemenkes Padang, West Sumatra, Padang City, 25146, Indonesia
