UNIVERSIDADE ORIENTAL TIMOR LOROSA’E
(UNITAL)
FACULDADE CIÊNCIAS DE SAÚDE
DEPARTAMENTU ENFERMAGEM
Av : Liberdade Impresa Becora, Dili Timor- Leste.
ABSTRATU
Deskrisaun Koñesimentu No Hahalok Estudante 110 Ano Sira Nian Kona ba
Prevensaun Sifilis Iha Escola Secundaria Geral Lere Anan Timur Lospalos,
Tinan 2025.
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Antesedente: Moras sifilis hanesan moras hadaet relasaun sexual ne’ebe
kauza husi bakteria ho naran Treponema pallidum,infeksaun ida ne’e bele
rezulta mortalidade ne’ebe aas bainhira la halo tratamentu
imediata. Infeksaun sifilis hada’et liu husi kontaktu seksual, liu husi
transfuzaun raan ou kontaktu direitamente ho raan ne’ebe kontaminadu
ho bakteria Treponema pallidum. World Health Organization (WHO,2024
).
Objetivu:Atu hatene oinsa koñesimentu no hahalok estudante 110 ano sira
nian kona-ba prevensaun moras Sifilis iha Eskola Sekundaria Geral Lere
Anan Timur Lospalos tinan 2025.
Metodologia peskiza: Iha peskiza ida ne’e utiliza metodu deskritivu
kuantitativu akompana ho cross sectional study.Populasaun iha peskiza
ne’e mak estudante 110 ano ho total 214.Teknika ne’ebe peskizadora uza
hodi determina amostra mak metodu probability sampling ho tipu simple
random sampling katak dada rifa ba estudante sira hodi sai nudar amostra
ho nune’e peskizadora deside respondente 68 pessoas liu husi formula
sloving.Teknika rekolla dadus mak uza kuestionariu no teknika analiza
univariate.
Rezultadu Peskiza: Husi rezultadu peskiza kona ba koñesimentu no
hahalok estudante 110 ano kona-ba prevensaun moras Sifilis iha Eskola
Sekundaria Geral Lere Anan Timur de Lospalos hatudu katak koñesimentu
kategoria naton ho frekuensia 33 ho iha persentajen 48%, kategoria me
nus ho frekuensia 16 iha persentajen 24.% no kategoria diak ho frekuensia
19 ho iha persentajen 28%. Rezultadu peskiza hahalok hatudu katak
hahalok la diak ho frekuensia 43 ho iha persentajen 63% kompara ho
minoria hahalok diak ho frekuensia 25 ho iha persentajen 37% kona ba
prevensaun moras Sifilis.
Konkluzaun: Peskiza ida ne’e atu halo konkluzaun katak koñesimentu no
hahalok kona ba prevensaun moras Sifilis iha konesimentu naton
frekuensia 33 ho persentajen 48% no hahalok la diak ho frekuensia 43 ho
iha persentajen 63%
Liafuan Xave : Koñesimentu, Hahalok, Prevensaun Moras Sifilis.

UNIVERSIDADE ORIENTAL TIMLOR LOROSA’E
(UNITAL)
FACULDADE CIÊNCIAS DE SAÚDE
DEPARTAMENTU ENFERMAGEM
Av : Liberdade Impresa Becora, Dili Timor-Leste
ABSTRACT
Description of the Knowledge and Behavior of 11th Grade Students
Regarding the Prevention of Syphilis at Lere Anan Timur General
Secondary School, Lospalos, Year 2025.
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Background: Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the
bacterium Treponema pallidum. This infection can result in high mortality when
immediate treatment is not provided. Syphilis is mainly transmitted through
sexual contact, but also through blood transfusions or direct contact with
contaminated blood. Furthermore, syphilis can also be transmitted vertically from
mother to child during pregnancy (gestational period) (World Health
Organization, 2024).
Objective: To identify the knowledge and attitudes of 11th grade students
regarding the prevention of syphilis at Lere Anan Timur General Secondary
School, Lospalos, in 2025.
Research Methodology: This study used a quantitative descriptive method
accompanied by a cross-sectional study design. The population of this research
consisted of 214 11th grade students. The sampling technique applied was
probability sampling with the type of simple random sampling, in which students
were randomly selected as samples. Based on Slovin’s formula, 68 respondents
were chosen. Data collection was conducted using questionnaires, and univariate
analysis techniques were applied.
Research Results: The results of the study regarding the knowledge and attitudes
of 11th grade students on syphilis prevention at Lere Anan Timur General
Secondary School, Lospalos, showed that knowledge was at a “moderate”
category with a frequency of 33 (48%), “low” category with a frequency of 16
(24%), and “good” category with a frequency of 19 (28%). Regarding attitudes,
the results indicated that “negative attitudes” were predominant with a frequency
of 43 (63%) compared to “positive attitudes,” with a frequency of 25 (37%),
toward syphilis prevention.
Conclusion: This research concludes that the knowledge of students regarding
syphilis prevention is at a moderate level (48%), while their attitudes toward
prevention are mostly negative (63%).
Keywords: Knowledge, Attitudes, Syphilis Prevention.