Parental preference and perspectives on continuous pulse oximetry in infants and children with bronchiolitis

Figures & data

Table 1 Demographic characteristics of participants

	n (%)
Parent sex
Male	20 (15.2)
Female	112 (84.8)
Parent age (years)
<20	7 (5.3)
20–29	63 (47.7)
30–39	55 (41.7)
≥40	7 (5.3)
Parental education
Less than high school	23 (17.4)
High school	45 (34.1)
Some college	18 (13.6)
College graduate	38 (28.8)
Postgraduate	8 (6.1)
Parent working in the health-care field
Yes	13 (10)
No	119 (90)
Child sex
Male	78 (59.1)
Female	54 (40.9)
Child age-group (months)
<2	24 (18.5)
≥2	108 (81.5)

Figure 1 Answers related to parental pulse-oximetry preference.

Abbreviation: CPOM, continuous pulse-oximetry monitoring.