Wk 6 Lect 1 Pain And Pain Management
Wk 6 Lect 1 Pain and pain management
- 1.Obesity ___ a behaviour, overeating and sedentary lifestyles ___ behaviours.
- A.
Is not, are
- B.
Is, are
- C.
Is, are not
- D.
None of the above
- 2.Susan's context of grief is within:
- A.
Illness
- B.
Death
- C.
Personal loss
- D.
A and b
- 3.The psychological aspects of grief are __ intimidating as the physical ones.
- A.
Equally as
- B.
Not as
- C.
Almost as
- D.
None of the above
- 4.For adults and children alike the experience of pain can be very ___.
- A.
Unusual.
- B.
Limiting.
- C.
Isolating.
- D.
Comforting.
- 5.In an evolutionary perspective, pain ___.
- A.
Warns us.
- B.
Protects us.
- C.
Comforts us.
- D.
Saved us.
- E.
A and b
- 6.Little daily pains remind us to ___.
- A.
Eat.
- B.
Move.
- C.
Take medication.
- D.
Live.
- 7.Pain can also be a source of conflict, because it is so ___.
- A.
Personal.
- B.
Subjective.
- C.
Objective.
- D.
One-sided.
- 8.Pain is an unpleasant ___ and ___ experience, associated with ___ or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.
- A.
Physical, emotional, damage
- B.
Sensory, emotional, actual
- C.
Sensory, physical, actual
- D.
None of the above
- 9.Historically it was assumed that ___ was associated with the extent of the pain.
- A.
Fever
- B.
Length of discomfort
- C.
Tissue damage
- D.
Sweating
- 10.__% of soldiers compared to __ % of civilians required anaelgesics for the same pain, with 60% reporting pain or no pain.
- A.
50, 75
- B.
25, 50
- C.
25, 75
- D.
25, 90
- 11.Which of the following nerve fibres do not send messages to the brain and thereby act to keep the gate closed?
- A.
A-delta
- B.
C-fibres
- C.
A-beta
- D.
B-fibres
- 12.The central assumption of the Gate Theory is that different parts of the CNS are involved in the pain experience. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.Pain messages are sent to the brain via __ .
- A.
B-cells
- B.
T-cells
- C.
Beta fibres
- D.
C-fibres
- 14.Wk 7 Lect 2 Grief and Grief Counselling Bereavement is ___, it is the loss of something. It doesn't actually refer to the ___ experience.
- A.
Subjective, emotional
- B.
Objective, situational
- C.
Subjective, situational
- D.
Objective, emotional
- 15.The word that really captures the emotional experience is __.
- A.
Sadness
- B.
Loss
- C.
Grief
- D.
Mourning
- 16.__ reflects the acts of expressions of grief.
- A.
Bereavement
- B.
Loss
- C.
Mourning
- D.
Guilt
- 17.The first phase in stroebe and stroebe's phase model of grief is:
- A.
Numbness
- B.
Shock
- C.
Disbelief
- D.
All of the above
- 18.The recovery and restitution phase is the recreation of a life that has meaning, even without the person that has died. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.Wordens 4 core tasks of resolving grief are:
- A.
Accept the reality of loss
- B.
To experience the pain of grief
- C.
To adjust to an environment where the deceased is absent
- D.
To withdraw emotional energy from the dead and reinvest in new
- E.
All of the above
- 20.Wk 7 Lect 3 Widows are more prone to accidents (1.84) whilst widowers are more prone to homicide (2.69). This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.People who can't cope early on tend not to cope later on. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.Freud proposed that love was conceptualised as the attachment of libidinal energy to the mental representation of the loved person. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.And the psychological function of grief is to free the individual from these ties to the deceased. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 24.Although he was trying to understand depression Freud introduced the idea of grief work. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.Whilst children react to the absence of an attachment figure by protest-despair-detachment, adults are quite different. This is:
- A.
True
- B.
False
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