L-Dopa PASS
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Individuals who experience pain develop different ways to respond to pain. We would like you to know what you do when experiencing pain. Please use the rating scale below to indicate how often you engage in each of the following thoughts or activities. *
0 = NEVER
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5 = ALWAYS
I do not want to answer this question.
I can't think straight when in pain.
During painful episodes, it is difficult for me to think of anything besides the pain.
When I hurt, I think of pain constantly.
I find it hard to concentrate when hurt.
I worry when I am in pain.
I go immediately to bed when I feel severe pain.
I will stop any activity as soon as I sense pain coming.
As soon as pain comes on, I take medication to reduce it.
I avoid important activities when I feeling pain.
I try to avoid activities that cause pain.
Individuals who experience pain develop different ways to respond to pain. We would like you to know what you do when experiencing pain. Please use the rating scale below to indicate how often you engage in each of the following thoughts or activities. *
0 = NEVER
1
2
3
4
5 = ALWAYS
I do not want to answer this question.
I think that if my pain gets too severe it will never decrease.
When I feel pain I am afraid that something terrible will happen.
When I feel pain I think I might be seriously ill.
Pain sensations are terrifying.
When pain comes on strong, I think that I might become paralyzed or more disabled.
I begin trembling when engaged in activity that increases pain.
Pain seems to cause my heart to pound or race.
When I sense pain I feel dizzy or faint.
Pain makes me nauseous.
I find it difficult to calm my body down after periods of pain.
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