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  • Karshiyeva D.R

Биография автора

  • Karshiyeva D.R

    Bukhara State Medical Institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.tbir.88166

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Keywords. Invasions poisonings endemic non-toxic diseases saprophytic microorganisms.

Аннотация

Abstract. The development of lower norms of mineralization due to the development of brine irrigation technology has become a period requirement, since the constant consumption of distilled or less mineralized water leads to a violation of the water-salt equality in the body, on the basis of which the osmoreceptive field reactions of the liver lie, as a result of which how much sodium is.


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HYGIENIC REQUIREMENTS FOR DRINKING WATER

Karshiyeva D.R

Bukhara State Medical Institute

karshiyeva.dilovar@bsmi.uz

https://orcid.org/0009-0002-4850-0074

Abstract. The development of lower norms of mineralization due to the

development of brine irrigation technology has become a period requirement, since

the constant consumption of distilled or less mineralized water leads to a violation

of the water-salt equality in the div, on the basis of which the osmoreceptive field

reactions of the liver lie, as a result of which how much sodium is.

Keywords. Invasions, poisonings, endemic non-toxic diseases, saprophytic

microorganisms.

When providing the population with clean drinking water, it should be

considered to protect it from various infectious diseases spread through the water

and prevent non-infectious poisoning caused by changes in the chemical

composition of water, since the impact of water on the human div can be direct,

this includes infectious diseases, invasions, poisoning, endemic non-toxic diseases.

And the indirect effect is caused by unpleasant sensations when water is consumed,

at some point the condition expands so much that even the population refuses to

consume water. In other words, the negative effects of water come to the surface

under certain conditions, and these conditions include: when there are lambs of

infectious diseases in the water, when they differ in the degree of their chemical

composition, etc.

Violation of the quality and natural condition of the waters can damage

human health due to the fact that the water contains a large amount of infectious


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diseases-mosquito microorganisms, or due to an increase in worm eggs or an

increase in the content of various chemicals in the water, but rather a decrease in

it. The provision of centralized water supply to settlements reduces the incidence

rate while improving the sanitary lifestyle of the population.

Microbial count is said to be the number of microbial colonies that are

detected after 24 hours in a 37 °C thermostat of 1 ml of water planted for

examination of meat peptone Agar. The number of germs indicates that the water

is contaminated with common germs. Depending on the number of colonies, the

quality of the water is determined. In well-equipped artesian wells that are not

contaminated, the colony's amount reaches 300-400 in 10-30 uncontaminated mine

well water and 100 in vodoprovod water. An important condition for

bacteriological assessment of water is the determination of intestinal stick Soin in

water. The absence of an intestinal wand in water is expressed by the size of the

colititr or coli-index.

Colititr it is the minimum amount that a single intestinal wand has in the

water. The lower the colititr, the more polluted the water with the litter. Coli index

1 1 the number of intestinal sticks in water. Research studies show that if the coli

index is reduced to 3 after water neutralization tif, pathogenic microbes that belong

to the paratyphosis group, leptospirosis and tularemia can be said to have

disappeared from the causative agents of morbidity. The colitis or coli-index

indicators are related to the 1880 discovery of the human organism of the intestinal

wand and were introduced into the exercise for insufficient total bacterial

contamination of water.

Natural water contains biological microlements necessary for the life of

humans, animals, various plants. They are involved in important biochemical

processes, which are combined with some substances in the activity of living

organism. The following trace elements are essential for human health: copper,

zinc, iodine, manganese, molybdenum, cobalt, iron and Macroelements: calcium,


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potassium, sodium, phosphorus. These substances fall into the human div with a

certain amount of water, food products, satisfying the div's need for these

elements. If a person does not meet his needs with the above-mentioned micro and

Macroelements, then various diseases can arise in the div. Because the problems

of influencing the chemical composition of water on the human div have long

been thinking of scientists. It was only at the beginning of the 20th century that for

the first time scientifically substantiated opinions on this yainalish appeared.

In nature, water never occurs in the form of a pure chemical compound.

Since it is considered a Universal solvent, it always stores different amounts of

chemical elements in its composition. The amount of chemicals in the aquatic

environment depends on the conditions of water formation, while the natural

chemical composition of the surface and groundwater is currently also affected by

man-made impurities. From the above, it is known that the chemical composition

of water: natural, man-made, that is, chemical preservative industry will depend on

the wastewater and the human being, as a result of adding reagents to the water in

the process of improving the quality of raw water.

The overall mineralization of water or the effect of the total amount of salts

on the human div is the most widely studied indicator. Dry residue from

organoleptic indicators is installed at 1000 mg/l. Too many days in its composition

salt-retaining waters give a salty or spicy flavor. The main mass of dry residue is

chlorides and sulfates. They also give the water a salty and spicy flavor. Norm: 350

mg/l for chlorides and 500 mg/l for sulfates.

Experiments in experimental animals and volunteers show that highly

mineralized water affects the secretory function of the stomach, disrupting water

salt equality, as a result of which most metabolite and biochemical processes in the

div are disrupted. The amount of water consumed to quench thirst in volunteers

was determined by the degree of mineralization of the water. For example, the


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consumption of 500 mg/1 mineralized water 11 was 2%, 1000 mg/l 49%, 2000

mg/1 13%.

Due to the development of brine purification technology, the development

of lower standards of mineralization has become a period requirement, since the

constant consumption of distilled or less mineralized water leads to a violation of

water-salt equality in the div, on the basis of which the osmoreceptive field

reactions of the liver lie, as a result of which how much sodium is. The results of

the obtained experiment show that the lower indicator of mineralization is 100

mg/l, in this amount the div does not have pathological changes in the process of

homeostasis. The optimal mineralized level of water comes exactly to the range of

200-400 mg/L. In this case, it is imperative that the minimum calcium content of

25 mg/l magnesium is not less than -10 mg/L. When studying the composition of

water, the determination of its hardness has Kata achamite. Because the discharge

of a large amount of salt water into water bodies is caused by the discharge of

poisonous waters in collectors, waste water from industrial enterprises disrupts the

chemical composition of river waters, increasing its rigidity. The hardness of the

water is determined by the amount of calcium and magnesium salts in 1 liter of

water.

In hard water, the soap does not foam well, layers of salt appear in the

container in which the water is boiled, the meat does not cook well. From the

beginning, the hardness of water is known to cause various stone diseases in the

div. Among urologists, even named areas with a rocky region are distinguished.

In the regions, urolithiasis is an endemic disease. Drinking water in these areas is

characterized by high hardness.

In later times, water hardness has been found to be the cause of some heart

disease. Sometimes changes in the hardness of the water content cause vascular

diseases and its hardness is low, but the role of social and economic factors is also

greater in this.


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The widespread use of pesticides, mineral fire dogs, and plant protectors in

the following years is causing many problems. One of these is the high level of

contamination of drinking water with nitrates. The amount of nitrates and nitrites

in the composition of the water of agricultural drinking water sources, the ratio of

which was considered a sanitary indicator of the water of water bodies until a close

period, since they were considered an indicator of the period of contamination of

water bodies with organic matter.

It has been recorded that 2 children were killed by consuming water

containing nitrogen nitrate salt. Children developed bruises after drinking water.

When their blood was tested, it was found that the blood contained high levels of

metgemoglobin, which was caused by the high content of nitrogen nitrate salt in

the well water they consumed. Later diseases from this became the so-called water

nitrate metgemoglobinemia.

This was later confirmed that the appearance of a symptom of toxic-level

bruising in children, especially children of breast age, is often common among

children who are given artificial food. In a mild type of disease, symptoms of

powerlessness, rapid fatigue, discoloration are observed. Normally, nitrates

themselves do not cause metgemoglobin in the blood, in dyspepsia, dysbacteriosis,

which occurs in children, the transfer of nitrogen nitrites to nitrogen nitrates is the

cause.

In doing so, nitrates are pushed into the intestine, increasing the amount of

metgemoglobin in the blood. In later years, nitrosamines became the focus of

hygienists. They are substances that arise from the combination of aliphatic and

aromatic amines with nitrates. These substances are a widely used compound in

industry, which can be found in water bodies and, naturally, in the human div.

Nitrosamines are a very active substance and are carcinogens that cause cancer.

Good water solubility, high stagnation of nitrosamine ensures its entry into

the human div through water. Under normal conditions with drinking water, the


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daily physiological demand of calcium for the div drops by 10-25%. The

accumulation rate of calcium in the bones was 50-67% when the amount of calcium

from the diet was reduced 2-3 times in experiments, which led to a violation of

calcium metabolism in the div. The water has been found to contain about 65

microelements. Such elements can occur in the human div, plant tissues, animal

organs, but they are present in very small quantities.

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