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January 1, 2018Journal of Family and Community MedicineOpen Access

Misconceptions of parents about antibiotic use in upper respiratory tract infections: A survey in primary schools of the Eastern Province, KSA

Moneera M Al-Shawi Magdy A. Darwish MoatazaM Abdel Wahab Nouf A. AlShamlan

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Thirteen percent had an excellent knowledge, and 52.7% had an intermediate level of knowledge. Of those with excellent knowledge, 58.6% still expected to get antibiotic prescription from a physician for URTI.

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