Based on the profile of Jombang District Health Office in 2012 the incidence of acute respiratory infection in<br />infants is quite high as many as 5584 cases. While the data from health centers Peterongan Acute<br />Respiratory Infektion was ranked third type of disease Peterongan outpatient health centers. Acute<br />Respiratory Infektion patients toddler discovery in 2012. Acute Respiratory Infektion is a disease based<br />unhealthy environment. This study was conducted to determine the effect of the environment on the incidence<br />of Acute Respiratory Infektion in Toddlers at Hamlet Village Wonokerto Peterongan Jombang. This type of<br />research is analytic korelational. The study population was 56 respondents. Sampling technique uses<br />purposive sampling number 49, the study carried out on 30 July 2012. The independent variable is the<br />environment and the dependent variable was the incidence of Acute Respiratory Infektion. The research<br />instrument used was a questionnaire. Then analyzed with editing, coding, scoring, tabulating and statistical<br />chi square test with error level p = 0.000. The results showed that the effect of largely healthy environment.<br />While the incidence of Acute Respiratory Infektion have a negative impact. And on positive criteria Acute<br />Respiratory Infektion 48.9%, and 51.0% negative, significant results obtained by Ï = 0.000 environment with<br />Acute Respiratory Infektion or less than Î± = 0.005 so that it can be stated that H1 is accepted or no effect<br />between environmental influences with the incidence of acute respiratory infection in infants in Dusun<br />Wonokerto Village Peterongan Jombang. The conclusion of the study showed that there is influence of<br />environment on the incidence of Acute Respiratory Infektion in Hamlet Village Wonokerto Peterongan<br />Jombang.<br />Health workers are expected to further improve education on a healthy environment to the patient so that the<br />patient Acute Respiratory Infektion understand about reducing the risk of Acute Respiratory Infektion<br />program schedule existing health centers.