Pain, Culture and Meaning

Pain, Culture and Meaning

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Pain, Culture and Meaning

Pain, Culture and Meaning

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1.

MATCH QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Match the following

Passive and active coping strategies

“[I] f it’s like a really excruciating headache then I’ll just

try to take some Tylenol or something … I try to work out

because that usually alleviates all of it”

Social Support

“[M] y mother-in-law is a homeopathic doctor so I

actually have tons of rescue remedies and homeopathic

stuff for like aches and pains so I constantly use that too”

Medication

“I come from a large family … so if anyone gets hurt

some is always there … even if it’s just a cut”

Answer explanation

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2.

MATCH QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Match quote and implications:

Pain as positive or negative experience

“They can be excruciating. Where I can’t do anything”

Pain as a hindrance to daily functioning

“[B] ecause of all the responsibilities, I carry stress in my

back so I’ll feel it in my shoulders every now and then”

Pain as physical or emotional phenomenon

“I would say more toward positive, cause then you can

learn from it and you can – you know what exactly what

happened and you won’t do that thing again”

Answer explanation

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3.

MATCH QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Match quote and implications

Passive and active coping strategies

“[T] hey don’t really show their emotions or their physical pain so I don’t feel comfortable showing it to them”

Pain expression

“[I] f it’s like a really excruciating headache then I’ll just

try to take some Tylenol or something … I try to work out

because that usually alleviates all of it”

Family and pain expression

“I’ll more than likely tell other people that I’m in pain so they will kind of leave me alone”

Answer explanation

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According to Liao et al, 2016.

4.

MATCH QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Match quote and implications:

Pain as physical or emotional phenomenon

“They can be excruciating. Where I can’t do anything”

Pain as positive or negative experience

“I would say more toward positive, cause then you can

learn from it and you can – you know what exactly what

happened and you won’t do that thing again”

Pain as a hindrance to daily functioning

“[B] ecause of all the responsibilities, I carry stress in my

back so I’ll feel it in my shoulders every now and then”

Answer explanation

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According to Liao et al, 2016

5.

MATCH QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Now match quote and ethnicity.

African American

“I’ll more than likely tell other people that I’m in pain so

they will kind of leave me alone”

Caucasian

“They can be excruciating. Where I can’t do anything”

African American

"[B] ecause of all the responsibilities, I carry stress in my

back so I’ll feel it in my shoulders every now and then”

Asian

“I would say more toward positive, cause then you can

learn from it and you can – you know what exactly what

happened and you won’t do that thing again”

Answer explanation

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According to Liao et al, 2016.

6.

MATCH QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Match quote and ethnicity

Hispanic

“I come from a large family … so if anyone gets hurt

some is always there … even if it’s just a cut

Asian

“[M] y mother-in-law is a homeopathic doctor so I

actually have tons of rescue remedies and homeopathic

stuff for like aches and pains so I constantly use that too”

Hispanic

“[I] f it’s like a really excruciating headache then I’ll just

try to take some Tylenol or something … I try to work out

because that usually alleviates all of it”

Caucasian

“[T] hey don’t really show their emotions or their physical

pain so I don’t feel comfortable showing it to them”

Answer explanation

Media Image

According to Liao et al, 2016.