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A 4 page paper that begins with a survey that will be sent to parents of asthmatic children. The survey is a data collection instrument. An educational packet was sent to parents, the contents of which are described. Statistical data about childhood asthma is reported. Tips for reducing attacks are included. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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the school as having asthma. Names and addresses will be obtained from the schools. 1. Childs name, birthdate, gender, grade level, familys ethnicity: White not Hispanic, Black, Hispanic, Asian,
Other 2. How long ago did your doctor tell you your child has asthma? 3. Does your child still have asthma? 4. Would you described the health difficulties caused by
your childs asthma as minor, moderate, or severe? 5. Would you say your childs asthma places a burden on your family a great deal, a moderate amount, a little, or
not at all? 6. How long has it been since your child last took asthma medication? 7. Does your child take medication for his asthma daily, more than daily? 8.
What kind of medication does your child take? 9. During the last twelve months has your child stayed overnight because of his/her asthma? 10. During the last twelve months, how
many times did your child need to see the doctor or other health care provider for his/her asthma? 11. Did you receive a packet of information about asthma in children?
12. Does either parent have asthma (HealthyPeople.gov, 2012)? 13. Did your child have respiratory infections at a younger age (HealthyPeople.gov, 2012)? 14. Is your child sensitive to allergens and irritants
(HealthyPeople.gov, 2012)? All parents who have children with asthma will be invited to a meeting at the school. At that meeting, public health advocates will discuss the information that is
contained in the educational packet that was sent to families. A meeting will allow parents who do not have good literacy skills to understand the information. Also, meetings allow participants
to ask questions and have discussions. The advocate will be able to tell if the people are really understanding the information provided. The packet of information explained asthma and included
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