Family presence during invasive pediatric procedures
anonymous survey about family presence during invasive pediatric procedures
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Date of birth *
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gender *
Point what category is yours *
Do you have children? *
If you have children, how many do you have?
What is your nationality? *
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marc your level of studies *
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Do you have any relationship with the medical environment?
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If your answer is yes, marc the kind of relationship you have
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If your relationship is familiar, marc what fits more
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Who do you think should make the decision about the family presence or not during invasive pediatric procedures? *
ANNEX:  Definition of invasive pediatric procedures
- Placement of intravenous access and / or blood drawning: placing of a small needle through the skin that is incorporated into a vein to draw blood or administer medication.

- Nasogastric and bladder catheter placement; placement of a small tube through the nose or mouth into the stomach for feeding or removing gastric contents (nasogástric or orogastric tube) or into the urethra to collect urine (urinary catheter)

- Suture of wounds: procedure of sewing a wound in the skin with a special needle and thread. Before performing an anesthetic is applied at the wound so that the child does not feel any pain.

- Lumbar puncture: introduction of a needle into the lower back between the vertebrae to extract cerebrospinal fluid or give medication (the procedure is similar to epidural anesthesia during labor)

- Sedation: administration of medication to get the child asleep to perform a procedure that generates pain or anxiety.

- Reduction of a bone fracture: placement of a bone in its original place (necessary in certain fractures when the bone pieces have moved).

- Endotracheal intubation: placing a tube through the mouth or nose into the trachea, to supply the respiratory function. The procedure is performed with the child asleep and unconscious without feeling anything.

- CPR-maneuvers (cardiopulmonary resuscitation): performing cardiac massage and ventilation (artificial respiration) in case of cardiac arrest (heart stops beating and the child does not breathe)
If you have children, have you been present during one or more of the next procedures with them?
If your answer has been yes, describe how you felt
In which of the next procedures do you think family members should be given the option to be present? *
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If you answered yes to any item, would you change your opinion if the child is unconscious?
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If you think family should be given the opportunity to be present at any procedures, explain your reasons
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If you consider family should not be given the opportunity to be present during the procedures, select your reason(s)
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If you think family should not be given the opportunity to be opresent during invasive procedures, answer why
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