Sample - Household survey

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Assessment of Chemical Exposures (ACE) Investigations

Sample - Household survey

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Appendix F Household Survey Sample


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Form Approved

OMB No. 0923-0051

Exp. Date 02/28/2024



Interviewer__________ Household ID___________

Date _____________ Start time _____________ End time ______________

Cluster/Zone __________ Latitude _______________ Longitude ______________

Type of residence

Shape2 Single family Shape3 Multiple unit Shape4 Mobile home Shape5 Other ________________________

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HOUSEHOLD SURVEY


Module: Contact Information


  1. What is your full name? __________________________________________________


  1. What is your street address?


Street Apt


City __ State __ __ Zip Code:


  1. What is the best telephone number to reach you in case we have questions about your survey? Please specify if this is a cellular phone, house phone, or work phone.


( __ __ __ ) __ __ __ ‑ __ __ __ __ Shape7 Cell Shape8 House Shape9 Work

Module: Demographics


  1. How many people live in this residence? _____


How many are male? _____ How many are female? ­­­­­_____


  1. How many people that live here are less than two years old? _____


217 years old? _____ 1864 years old? _____ More than 64 years old? _____


  1. How many people in this household are of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin? ­­­­_____


  1. To which race do members of this household most identify? I will read a list of races. Please tell me how many people in the household identify as being that race. Record the number of people of each race described:


_____ Black _____ American Indian/Alaska Native

_____ White _____ Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

_____ Asian

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Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average 10 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC/ATSDR Reports Clearance Officer; 1600 Clifton Road NE, MS E-11 Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0923-0051)



Module: Location/Exposure and Communications


  1. Was anyone home at any time between [Incident Date/Time] and [End Date/Time]?

Shape11 Yes

Shape12 No


  1. After [the incident] did you or anyone else in your household detect any unusual smells or tastes that you think were related to the incident?

Shape13 Yes

Shape14 No


  1. Did you or anyone else in your household shelter in place, meaning staying inside, with doors and windows closed and all ventilation systems turned off?

If yes, ask the respondent: Where did you shelter in place?

Shape15 At home

Shape16 At work

Shape17 At school

Shape18 In your vehicle

Shape19 Other(Please specify):


Yes No Unsure

  1. Did you follow instructions about shelter in place?


Yes No Unsure

  1. Did you or anyone else in your household smell an odor? If no or unsure skip questions I and j.

Yes No Unsure

  1. Can you please describe the odor?

Shape20 Gasoline

Shape21 Rotten eggs

Shape22 Chemical Smell

Shape23 Paint or paint thinner

Shape24 Bug spray

Shape25 Smoke

Shape26 Sewage

Shape27 Other(Please specify):


  1. Would you describe the odor as light, moderate or severe?

Light Moderate Severe

  1. Did you or anyone else in your household come in contact with?

Shape28 Smoke cloud

Shape29 Dust

Shape30 Debris

Shape31 Fog

Shape32 Other(Please specify):

Shape33 Unsure





  1. How did your family first receive information or instructions about the incident? Check only one.

Shape34 Noticed odor/saw chemical Shape35 Directly from person in authority (police, firefighter)

Shape36 Reverse 911 call to landline phone Shape37 Reverse 911 call to cell phone

Shape38 Call to landline phone Shape39 Call to cell phone

Shape40 TV Shape41 Radio

Shape42 Text message on a cell phone Shape43 Social media (Facebook, Twitter)

Shape44 Directly from another person (such as friend or relative)

Shape45 Other (Please specify):______________________________________________________



  1. As the incident progressed, how did you obtain information? Check all that apply.

Shape46 Directly from person in authority (police, firefighter)

Shape47 Reverse 911 call to landline phone Shape48 Reverse 911 call to cell phone

Shape49 Call to landline phone Shape50 Call to cell phone

Shape51 TV Shape52 Radio

Shape53 Text message on a cell phone Shape54 Social media

Shape55 Website Shape56 Community meeting

Shape57 Newspaper

Shape58 Directly from another person (such as friend or relative)

Shape59 Other (Please specify):______________________________________________________



  1. Did your household evacuate after [the incident]?


Shape60 Yes

Shape61

Shape62 No Go to Question D1


  1. Which day and at approximately what time did you evacuate?


____/____/______ ____:_____ Shape63 AM Shape64 PM

MM DD YYYY






Module: Health Status


  1. I’m going to ask you some questions about symptoms that could be related to the [Incident]. The appropriate symptoms for the incident should be selected ahead of time. Fill out the table provided below for each one.


  1. Did anyone in your household experience [Symptom] since the incident? If yes, go to ii. If no, repeat i for next symptom.

  1. If anyone in your household experienced this [Symptom] before the incident did it get worse?

  1. Is anyone in your household still experiencing [Symptom]? Repeat i for next symptom.


Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No








GENERAL







  1. Fever







  1. Chills







  1. Generalized weakness







  1. Body pain







  1. Severe bleeding







EYES







  1. Increased tearing







  1. Irritation/pain/ burning of eyes







  1. Blurred vision/double vision







  1. Bleeding in eyes







EAR/NOSE/THROAT







  1. Runny nose







  1. Burning nose or throat







  1. Nose Bleeds







  1. Hoarseness







  1. Increased salivation







  1. Ringing in ears







  1. Difficulty swallowing







  1. Swollen neck







  1. Pain in jaw







  1. Odor on breath (Gasoline or other, specify)







  1. Stuffy nose/sinus congestion







  1. Increased congestion or phlegm







NERVOUS SYSTEM







  1. Headache







  1. Dizziness or lightheadedness







  1. Loss of consciousness/fainting







  1. Seizures or convulsions







  1. Numbness, pins and needles, or funny feeling in arms or legs







  1. Confusion







  1. Difficulty concentrating







  1. Difficulty remembering things







  1. Concussion







  1. Loss of balance







MUSCLE/JOINT/BONES







  1. Weakness of arms







  1. Weakness of legs







  1. Joint swelling







  1. Muscle weakness







  1. Muscle twitching







  1. Tremors in arms or legs







  1. Joint pain







  1. Broken bone/fracture







  1. Dislocation







  1. Sprain or strain







  1. Whiplash







HEART AND LUNGS







  1. Breathing slow







  1. Breathing fast







  1. Difficulty breathing/feeling out-of-breath







  1. Coughing







  1. Wheezing in chest







  1. Slow heart rate/pulse







  1. Fast heart rate/pulse







  1. Chest tightness or pain/angina







  1. Bronchitis







  1. Pneumonia







  1. Burning lungs







STOMACH/INTESTINES







  1. Nausea







  1. Non-bloody vomiting







  1. Non-bloody diarrhea







  1. Bloody vomiting







  1. Blood in stool/diarrhea







  1. Abdominal pain







  1. Fecal incontinence or inability to control bowel movements







  1. Bowel perforation







SKIN







  1. Irritation, pain, or burning of skin







  1. Skin rash







  1. Hives







  1. Skin blisters







  1. Bumps containing pus







  1. Nail changes







  1. Hair loss in area of rash







  1. Hair loss







  1. Dry or itchy skin







  1. Sweating







  1. Cool or pale skin







  1. Skin discoloration







  1. Poor wound healing







  1. Petechiae/Pinpoint round spots







  1. Blue coloring of ends of fingers/toes or lips







  1. Lips turning blue







  1. Abrasion/scrape







  1. Bruise







  1. Cut







KIDNEY/BLADDER







  1. Urinary incontinence or dribbling pee







  1. Inability to urinate or pee







  1. Blood in urine







  1. Painful urine







PSYCHIATRIC







  1. Anxiety







  1. Agitation/irritability







  1. Thoughts of suicide







  1. Fatigue/tiredness







  1. Difficulty sleeping







  1. Difficulty staying asleep







  1. Feeling depressed







  1. Hallucinations







  1. Paranoia







  1. Unexplained fear







  1. Tension or nervousness







Any other symptoms? If yes, What was it? Record below.







1.







2.







3.







4.












Module : Medical Care Received


1.Did you or anyone in your family receive medical care or a medical evaluation because of the incident?

Shape65

Shape66 Yes Go to Question 3

Shape67 No


  1. Why didn’t you seek medical care?

Shape68 Did not have symptoms    

Shape69 Symptoms were not bad enough    

Shape70 Don’t like to go to the doctor

Shape71 Didn’t want to take time

Shape72 Worried about who would pay for the medical visit

Shape73 Worried about losing job

Shape74 Other (Please specify): ______________________________________________

Shape75 Unsure

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For those individuals who did not seek medical care, go to the next module.


  1. Please tell me if any of the following describe why you sought medical care. Read questions a-c to the respondent and circle the appropriate answer(s).

    1. You were given instructions to seek medical care? Yes No Unsure

    2. You experienced health problems or symptoms
      within 24 hours of the incident? Yes No Unsure

    3. You were worried about possible health
      problems associated with the incident? Yes No Unsure



  1. For each person who received medical care, please tell me the person’s name, where they received care, and the date. Please include medical evaluations by emergency medical services or EMTs, hospitals, and doctor’s offices.



Name

Where Received Care

Date




















  1. If a hospital was named, ask: Was [name] treated and released from the emergency department or hospitalized? If hospitalized, ask: How long was [he/she] hospitalized?



Name

Treated and Released

Hospitalized

Duration of Hospitalization























Module: Needs


1. As a result of the incident, does your household need any of the following…

Read all choices to the respondent.

(check all that apply)

Medicine or medical supplies

Medical care

Mental health care

Water

Shelter

Food

Utilities

Transportation

 Other, specify _________________________________

Don’t know/refused


Module: Other Information


1. Is there anything else you want to tell us related to the [chemical] incident?


That completes this survey. I would like to sincerely thank you for your time. Be sure to record the end time on the first page of this survey.



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