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PGA Parent PedsQL Module

In the last 2 weeks, how much of a problem has your child had with...

PAIN AND HURT (problems with...)
Space Cell NeverAlmost NeverSometimesOftenAlmost Always
Aches in joints and/or muscles
Having a lot of pain
NAUSEA (problems with...)
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Becoming nauseated during medical treatments
Food not tasting very good to him/her
Becoming nauseated while thinking about medical treatments
Feeling too nauseous to eat
Some foods and smells making him/her nauseous
PROCEDURAL ANXIETY (problems with...)
Space Cell NeverAlmost NeverSometimesOftenAlmost Always
Needle sticks (i.e. injections, blood tests, IV's) causing him/her pain
Getting anxious about having blood drawn
Getting anxious about having needle sticks (i.e. injections, blood tests, IV's)
TREATMENT ANXIETY (problems with...)
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Getting anxious when waiting to see the doctor
Getting anxious about going to the doctor
Getting anxious about going to the hospital
WORRY (problems with...)
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Worrying about side effects from medical treatments
Worrying about whether or not his/her treatments are working
Worrying that the cancer will reoccur or relapse
COGNITIVE PROBLEMS (problems with...)
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Difficulty figuring out what to do when something bothers him/her
Difficulty working with numbers or doing math
Difficulty paying attention to things
Difficulty remembering what is read to him/her
PERCEIVED PHYSICAL APPEARANCE (problems with...)
Space Cell NeverAlmost NeverSometimesOftenAlmost Always
Feeling that he/she is not good looking
Not liking other people to see his/her scars
Being embarrassed about others seeing his/her body
COMMUNICATION (problems with...)
Space Cell NeverAlmost NeverSometimesOftenAlmost Always
Difficulty telling the doctors and nurses how he/she feels
Difficulty asking the doctors or nurses questions
Difficulty explaining his/her illness to other people