SANITARY AND PARASITOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PREVENTIVE AND ANTI-EPIDEMIC MEASURES

The system of preventive and anti-epidemic measures is a component of targeted management of the epidemic process. Environmental factors are an integral part of the epidemiological ecosystem and are capable of playing the role of regulators of the interaction process of its components, activating or inhibiting them. Such regulatory functions are carried out by influencing, first of all, its extraorganismal part, living on various objects of the environment. Changes in the state of environmental factors, capable of activating the interaction of the members of the parasitic system, should be considered as prerequisites for the complication of the epidemic situation. [1]. For example, the redistribution of helminthiasis pathogens in the soil during floods and natural disasters create prerequisites for the complication of epidemiological situations.