Browsing by Author "Marisa, Marisa"

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    GAMBARAN HASIL PEMERIKSAAN BAKTERI COLIFORM PADA SUMBER MATA AIR BUKIT SIKUMBANG DESA PULAU SARAK RUMBIO KECAMATAN KAMPAR TAHUN 2018
    (2019-11-16) Marisa, Marisa; Shinta, Dewi Yudiana
    Parameters that indicate that a source of water is polluted, one of which is coliform bacteria. Coloform bacteria are a group of bacteria that live in the digestive tract. spring water in sikumbang hill village of sarak island, kampar sub-district is used by people in the village for drinking water sources. springs emerge from natural soil. This study aims to determine the bacteriological quality of drinking water from the spring waters of the sikumbang hill village of Sarak Island. This research method is the MPN (most probable number) method, the sample is taken from eleven drinking water managers sourced from the sikumbang hill springs by tap water in a distribution basin. the results showed that 90% of samples were contaminated by coliforms, so they did not meet the health standards set by the Republic of Indonesia's Ministry of Health in "Permenkes" no: 492 / menkes / per / IV / 2010 ie in this case stating that the spring source of the hill village sikumbang village sarak island is not suitable for consumption directly by the community but must be cooked before consuming it.
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    GAMBARAN TINGKAT PENCEMARAN PADA BEBERAPA SUMBER AIR MINUM DI WILAYAH KERJA PUSKESMAS PENDALIAN IV KOTO TAHUN 2019
    (Program Doktor Ilmu Lingkungan UNRI, 2019-11-16) Lestari, Rinda; Marisa, Marisa
    Water is a very important component in life, such as the use of water as dringking water The higces cases of diarrhea and skin disease in Pendalian, Village working area of the Puskesmas Pendalian IV Koto has to with the use of unclean drinking water sour. The purpose of this study is to find out the level of pollution in Several Drinking Water Sources in the Work Area of the IV Koto Control Center in 2019. The study uses the MPN Coli method and this is descriptive by examining 3 sources of drinking water, dug wells, PAM water and river water in Village of Control. Data analysis using MPN Coli Variance table 1 and 2. The results of this study found 2 drinking water samples did not meet health requirements PERMENKES number 492 year 2010, that is dug wells and PAM Water And then 1 sample qualified health that is river water. The results can be used by the community as information in the use of drinking water.