Investigation of the relationship between the composition and Density of dust and the health of students in the Karoon basin (case study: Ahvaz)

In the past decade, Khuzestan province has faced dusts and dust storms. The intensification of this phenomenon in recent years in Ahwaz has affected the health of students in the field of education. The purpose of this research is to determine the dust texture and its effects on the health of undergraduate students in district 2 of Ahvaz. The present study was conducted in january 2017 in Ahwaz, Iran. In this study, specimens of the micronutrients were totally weighed 300 grams. Samples were transferred to the Geology Laboratory for analysis, and analyzed. In the laboratory, an X-ray machine was used to determine the soil texture. The correlation test was used to determine the relationship between the concentration of dust and the illness of primary school students in Ahwaz 2 area during the statistical period by SPSS software. The results of this study showed that the germinal tissue of Ahwaz city is more than sedimentary and fine grained (calcite and quartz) and between two variables of dust concentration with the average student students of schools studied with having Pearson coefficients (0.891**) And Kendall (0.989**), there is a positive and stronger correlation. By increasing the concentrations of the rings, the diseases caused by it also increase. Considering the significant levels obtained in both methods, the relationship between these two variables is significant. Generally, with an increase in the concentration of dust particles and a smaller particle size, more students were suffering from the disease, and the prevalent observed prevalence of microscopic diseases among students was more than respiratory type.