| dc.description.abstract | Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease caused
by genetic and environmental factors. The ATD
fingerprint design and orientation will be shaped by
intrauterine environmental variables over the same time
period. According to the 2018 Basic Health Research
asthma prevalence data, the incidence of asthma identified
by physicians in East Java Province hit 2.6%. The aim of
this research is to see if there are any variations in
dermatoglyphic patterns (fingerprint patterns and ATD
angles) between Javanese parents with bronchial asthma
and Javanese parents with normal children in Surabaya.
This type of research is observational analytic cross
sectional design. The sample is parents who have normal
children and parents who have children with bronchial
asthma in the Javanese in the city of Surabaya. Data
analysis used Chi-Square test and T-test. Results: This
study found that the frequency of fingerprint patterns on
the dexter I digit (P=0.009), dexter II digit (P=0.003), V
dexter digit (P=0.044), and sinister I digit (P=0.045)
between parents and normal children was found
significantly different from statistical analysis. There were
no significant differences in other dermatoglyphic
parameters. | en_US |
