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Introduction: Babies with LBW are 4 times more likely to die during the first 28 days
of life than babies born with normal weight. In Indonesia, LBW is the second largest
type of disease related to tobacco use where the impact is a very determining factor in
adulthood. More than 57% in a household has at least one smoker where 91.8% smoke
in the household and ignore the risks and dangers of exposure to cigarette smoke.
Method: This research was conducted in all regions of Indonesia using Riskesdas 2018
results with the aim of knowing the effect of exposure to cigarette smoke in the
household on the incidence of Low Birth Weight (LBW) in Indonesia after being
controlled by baby (sex), maternal factors (level maternal education, maternal
employment status, and tuberculosis to the mother), health service factors (frequency
and quality of ANC) and environmental factors (residential area). This research was
conducted with cross-sectional design and logistic and poisson regression analysis.
Result: The results of the study with the final model of smoking behavior interacting
with gender and controlled by variables of maternal education level and frequency of
ANC in general showed that there was no effect of cigarette smoke exposure in
households with LBW events (although p value in female sex with exposure cigarette
smoke b 20btg less than 0.05, but OR 0.056 or protective).
Discussion: Based on the results of this study and a few reviews of the results of the
research that are in line concluded that birth weight is not solely influenced by a history
of exposure to cigarette smoke, but in certain conditions there are other factors that may
be more dominant. In this case it might be due to several factors such as the way data is
collected based only on interviews / questionnaires so that the measurement of cigarette
smoke exposure in the household is less able to describe the actual situation (the
measurement results are weak).
Conclution: Based on the analysis that has been used both using logistic regression
methods and poisson is that the results of this study have not been able to answer the
hypothesis that the effect of cigarette smoke exposure in households increases the
incidence of LBW in Indonesia in 2018 even after being controlled by covariate
variables
ABSTRAK Nama : Stevy Elisabeth Dame Simamora Program Studi : Epidemiologi Judul : Pengaruh Paparan Asap Rokok Dari Suami Pada Wanita Usia 15-57 Tahun Dengan Kejadian Bayi Berat Lahir Rendah Di Indonesia (Analisis Data Lanjutan IFLS V Tahun 2014) Pembimbing : DR. dr. Sudarto Ronoatmodjo S.K.M., M.Sc Di Indonesia berdasarkan hasil riskesdas tahun 2013 menunjukkan angka nasional BBLR yaitu sekitar 10,2%. Berdasarkan survei yang dilakukan oleh Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) tahun 2011 diperoleh hasil bahwa 67% laki-laki di Indonesia merokok. (1) Sementara itu pada tahun 2011-2015 prevalensi perokok pasif yang terpapar asap rokok di rumah sekitar 78.4%, lebih dari separuh perokok pasif adalah kelompok rentan seperti perempuan dan balita. (2). Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menegetahui hubungan paparan asap rokok dari suami pada wanita usia 15-57 tahun dengan kejadian BBLR. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menegetahui hubungan paparan asap rokok dari suami pada wanita usia 15-57 tahun dengan kejadian BBLR. Penelitian ini menganalisis data IFLS V tahun 2014.Jumlah wanita usia 15-57 tahun yang menjadi responden IFLS V sebanyak 2.721 orang. Sebanyak 1.599 orang menjadi total sampel karena telah memenuhi syarat kriteria inklusi yaitu wanita usia 15 – 57 tahun dengan anak kelahiran terakhir yang lahir hidup dalam kurun waktu 2007-2015, Pernah melahirkan. Sedangkan kriteria ekslusi yaitu : data tentang riwayat merokok suamidan variabel kovariat tidak lengkap, dan ibu merupakan perokok aktif. Proporsi ibu usia 15-57 tahun yang terpapar asap rokok dari suami adalah 73,5 % . Proporsi bayi dengan berat lahir rendah yang dilahirkan oleh ibu yang terpapar asap rokok dari suami pada penelitian ini adalah 7,74 %, dan proporsi bblr pada ibu yang tidak terpapar asap rokok dari suami yaitu 6,86%. Terdapat hubungan yang tidak bermakna antara merokok pasif pada ibu usia 15-57 tahun dengan kejadian BBLR dengan 1,096 (CI 95% 0,721-1,66) setelah dikontrol oleh variabel riwayat kunjungan ANC. Pengaruh paparan asap rokok terhadap kejadian BBLR setelah dikontrol oleh variabel riwayat kunjungan ANC tidak bermakna. Meskipun faktor yang mempengaruhi BBLR sangat banyak dan kompleks, namun hal ini dapat dicegah sejak dini. Salah satunya melalui melindungi masyarakat dari paparan asap rokok melalui upaya pencegahan dan promosi kesehatan. Kata Kunci : bblr,merokok pasif, IFLS
ABSTRACT Name : Stevy Elisabeth Dame Simamora Study Program : Epidemiology Title : The Effect of Cigarette Smoke Exposure From Husbands In Women Aged 15-57 Years With Low Birth Weight In Indonesia (Advanced Data Analysis of IFLS V 2014) Counsellor : DR. dr. Sudarto Ronoatmodjo S.K.M., M.Sc In Indonesia based on the results of Riskesdas (Basic Health Research) in 2013 shows the national rate of LWB is about 10.2%. Based on a survey conducted by Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) in 2011, it was found that 67% of men in Indonesia smoke. (1) Meanwhile in 2011-2015 the prevalence of passive smokers exposed to cigarette smoke at home is about 78.4%, more than half of passive smokers are vulnerable groups such as women and toddlers. (2). Objective: This study to see the effect of exposure to husbands cigarette smoke with the LWB. Method: This study analyzed IFLS V data in 2014. A total of 1,599 people into the total sample because it has fulfilled the inclusion criteria, namely women aged 15 - 57 years with the last born birth of children in the period 2007-2015, Ever give birth. While the exclusion criteria are: data about husbans smoking history and covariate variable is incomplete, and mother is active smoker. Results: 73.5% of husbands were smokers. The proportion of infants with low birth weight born to mothers exposed to cigarette smoke from husbands in this study was 7.74%, and the proportion of bblr in mothers not exposed to cigarette smoke from husbands was 6.86%. There was no significant relationship between passive smoking in women aged 15-57 years with LWB incidence with 1.096 (95% CI 0.721-1.66) after controlled by antenatal care (ANC) visit variables. Conclusion: The effect of exposure to husbands smoke with the LWB after controlled by antenatal care (ANC) visit history variable is not significant. Although the factors that affect LBW are very numerous and complex, but this can be prevented early on. One of them through protecting people from exposure to cigarette smoke through prevention efforts and health promotion. Key words : LWB, passive smoker, IFLS
