| dc.description.abstract | Background: Smoke is a risk factor for various infections and increased severity of
respiratory tract disease. Deaths due to smoking in the world in 2019 reached 8 million
people per year, while death as a consequence of cigarettes in Indonesia reached 230,000.
Objective: The aim of this study was to know the determinant behavior of teenage student
smokers at boarding school X and including predisposing factors, enabling factors, and
reinforcing factors. Methods: This study was conducted with a quantitative method with a
cross-sectional approach. Population is santris in cottage boarding school X on SMP and SMA
levels as many as 325 students with a total sample of 198 students who are determined
with probability sampling. Results: Study shows as many as 59.6% respondents smoked
(respondents aged 12-15 years (65.7%) with a stay of 1-3 years (86.9%). Knowledge good
(53%), negative attitude (94.9%) and negative values (79.3%) means no health support
(70.2%), facilities infrastructure supporter no support (54%), kiai no support (96.5%),
boarding school administrator no support (88.4%) and friend no support (80.8%). Bivariate
analysis Results show variables that have a connection - age (p-value=0.004), education
level (p-value=0.000), attitudes (p-value=In the majority of santri smoking, were 12-16
years old with a duration of 1-3 years and for level highest education is junior high school
/ equivalent. Smoke behavior was influenced by variables of age, level of education,
attitudes, values, and health facility. Application rule ban smoke among santris needs to
be upgraded with signs warning of a smoking ban in certain places that are often frequented
by santri the form of posters or board warning as well as accompaniment from public
health centers | en_US |
