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IJMDC. 2026; 10(7): 1768-1778


Teachers’ knowledge, attitude, and practice of first aid management for foreign body aspiration in Albaha City, Saudi Arabia

Nawal M. Osman, Reem M. Alghamdi, Nora M. Alghamdi, Sadeem A. Alamri, Sara S. Alzahrani, Adwa A. Alzahrani, Futun Attiah Alshanini, Wejdan F. Alghamdi.



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Objective: This study aimed to assess the knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of teachers at Al-Baha City towards first aid management of choking.
Methods: This was a cross-sectional study in which data were collected through a self-administered questionnaire measuring KAP. A total of 409 primary, intermediate, and secondary school teachers in Al-Baha were enrolled in the study. Reported responses were analyzed using descriptive statistics, and associations were estimated with a p-value

Key words: Foreign body aspiration, choking, first aid, teachers, Saudi Arabia, knowledge, attitude, practice







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