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. 2024 Apr 24;21(5):523. doi: 10.3390/ijerph21050523

Table 2.

Knowledge of recommended actions and attitudes in the event of a domestic accident.

Type of Domestic Accident Recommended Actions and Attitudes (N = 798) Total (n = 798) Frequency (%)
Burn Take the child immediately to the nearest health center 739 92.6
Remove the child from the source of heat 24 3.0
Cover the child with a loincloth or blanket in the event of a flame burn 15 1.9
Cool the burned area with plenty of cool water 14 1.8
Fracture Take the child immediately to the nearest health center 725 90.9
Bite Go directly to the nearest health center with the child’s health record 689 86.3
Wash the wound with soap 6 0.8
Avoid using a tourniquet 1 0.1
Drowning Evacuate quickly to the nearest health center 618 77.4
Remove the victim from the water 427 53.5
Place the child in the lateral safety position 2 0.3
Press on the child’s chest to induce vomiting 28 3.5
Intoxication Go directly to the nearest health center 663 83.1
Take the toxic product to the health center for identification 58 7.3
Electroshock Take the victim quickly to the nearest health center 515 64.5
Cut off the power supply 141 17.7
Foreign body ingestion Take the child quickly to a health center 744 93.2
Place the infant flat on its stomach on a bent knee, face towards the ground 18 2.3
Strike several times between the baby’s shoulder blades (at least 5 times), using the flat of your hand 83 10.4