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. 2025 Jan 15;12:1373883. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1373883

Table 2.

Responses to knowledge and attitude of parents for COVID-19 infection among children.

Knowledge regarding symptoms Responses (Yes) % Responses (No) %
Fever 325 95.59 15 4.41
Cough 328 96.47 12 3.53
Running nose 306 90.00 34 10.00
Sore throat 310 91.18 30 8.82
Shortness of breath 301 88.53 39 11.47
Joint muscle pain 142 41.76 198 58.24
Red eyes 85 25.00 255 75.00
Skin rash 53 15.59 287 84.41
Diarrhoea 43 12.65 297 87.35
Vomiting 62 18.24 278 81.76
Asymptomatic 106 31.18 234 68.82
Mode of transmission
Shaking hands 316 92.94 24 7.06
Contacting Surface 298 87.65 42 12.35
Asymptomatic Person 158 46.47 182 53.53
Respiratory Droplet 317 93.24 23 6.76
Preventive measure
Frequently Washing hand 335 98.53 5 1.47
Eat boiled and cooked food 321 94.41 19 5.59
Apply Mask 338 99.41 2 0.59
Apply mask to suspected patients 331 97.35 9 2.65
The suspected patient is in a well-ventilated individual room 330 97.06 10 2.94
Health workers must wear protective clothing 331 97.35 9 2.65
Avoid transporting patients and transporting them outside their area unless necessary 331 97.35 9 2.65
Routinely cleaning and disinfecting surfaces in connection with suspected patients 332 97.65 8 2.35
Satisfaction with Governmental measures against COVID-19 Number %
Parents supported the government initiatives to curb COVID-19 330 97.10
Quarantining all members of the family 330 97.10
Educating individuals on COVID-19 332 97.60
Closing of the School 322 94.70