Microbe/Bug-Busters Visit the Interactive House: An Itinerant Scenographic Device for Health Education

Ana M Suarez-Fontes, Juliana Almeida-Silva, Sarah Cristina dos Santos Silva, Letícia Sant’Anna de Souza, Daniele Brum de Souza, Conceição Suarez Fontes de Araújo Lima, M. Vannier-Santos
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The term Ecology is derived from οἶκος (Greek “house” or environment), but our habitations usually overlooked in ecology or environmental studies. The expression “at home” usually means safety and comfort, but at home we are under risk of innumerous parasitic/microbial infections and contaminations/ envenomation. During the COVID-19 pandemic we were forced to stay at home, but the virus and other pathogens were also home-delivered. Education for health is highly effective in health promotion, particularly in poor areas. Thus, prophylactic interventions approaching household environment are required. The present activity aims community empowerment and engagement in controlling parasitic diseases and other infections such as Chagas disease, leishmaniasis, malaria, arboviruses etc. Inspired on the use of a house maket by Dr. Virginia Schall to demonstrate Aedes mosquitoes breeding sites. We also employ house makets displaying pathogen vectors breeding/hiding sites. Although some makets can be opened, revealing intradomiciliary milieu, we intended to offer the public a literally “insider” view of this largely overlooked scenery. The “Interactive House”, also known as “House with no viruses and other bugs” is an educative, interactive, ludic device elaborated on an inflatable igloo, with furniture and utensils crafted using reused/recycled or low-cost materials. Live mosquito larvae were placed at peridomicile in water-accumulating plant pot saucer, leaves-clogged gutter, used tire, dog water bowl as well as within the domicile, in the shower drain trap. Evidengue®, crafted in cloth to block mosquito oviposition developed is presented. Participants enjoy taking part in the activity, seem amused, play, laugh and smile while enthusiastically take pictures. This educative activity permits health communication in a ludic interactive way, which may contribute to health promotion in areas with public health problems.
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生态学一词来源于ἶκς(希腊语“房子”或环境),但我们的居住环境在生态学或环境研究中通常被忽视。“在家”通常意味着安全和舒适,但在家里,我们面临着无数寄生虫/微生物感染和污染/环境的风险。在新冠肺炎大流行期间,我们被迫呆在家里,但病毒和其他病原体也在家里传播。健康教育在促进健康方面非常有效,特别是在贫困地区。因此,需要采取接近家庭环境的预防性干预措施。目前的活动旨在增强社区力量,让社区参与控制寄生虫病和其他感染,如查加斯病、利什曼病、疟疾、虫媒病毒等。灵感来自弗吉尼亚·沙尔博士使用房屋装饰展示伊蚊繁殖地。我们还采用展示病原体媒介繁殖/藏匿地点的房屋装饰。尽管可以打开一些造型,揭示家族内部的环境,但我们打算为公众提供一个真正的“内部”视角,让他们看到这片被忽视的风景。“互动屋”,也被称为“没有病毒和其他虫子的房子”,是一种在充气冰屋上精心制作的教育性、互动性、滑稽的设备,家具和用具使用可重复使用/回收或低成本材料制作。活蚊子幼虫被放置在积水植物盆碟中的哌啶菌群、堵塞排水沟的树叶、用过的轮胎、狗饮水盆以及住所内的淋浴排水弯中。展示了Evidengue®,它是用布料制作的,用于阻止蚊子产卵。参与者喜欢参加活动,看起来很开心,玩耍,大笑和微笑,同时热情地拍照。这种教育活动允许以一种荒唐的互动方式进行健康交流,这可能有助于在有公共卫生问题的地区促进健康。
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