The Study of Airborne Germ Numbers in Delivery Room

Hospital facilities, such as delivery rooms, can potentially cause nosocomial infections caused by germs, one of which is through the spread germs in air. Various factors, temperature, humidity, lighting, and occupancy density, affect presence airborne germs. This study aimed to determine quality germ numbers room effect density physical environment on numbers. The method used univariate analysis Spearman’s Rank test. type research includes descriptive with laboratory tests, using data from examining air tools are MAS 100 NT ThermoHygrometer. average result number was 202.08 CFU/m3. Temperature humidity obtained an 23.53°C 65.68%. results p=0.742; rho = 0.071, temperature namely p 0.806; rho=-0.053, p=0.284; rho=-0.228. factors this showed insignificant relationship (p value> 0.05).