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Nursing: A Concept-Based Approach to Learning, contains advice for nurses
when administering pain relief to people from different ethnic backgrounds.
It begins: "A client's culture influences their response to, and beliefs
about pain. Some cultural common differences related to pain are listed here
."
Arabs/Muslims
May not request pain medicine but instead thank Allah for pain if it is the
result of the healing medical process.
Pain is considered a test of faith. Muslim clients must endure pain as a
sign of faith in return for forgiveness and mercy.
Asians
Chinese clients may not ask for medication because they do not want to take
the nurse away from a more important task.
Indians who follow Hindu practices believe that pain must be endured in
preparation for a better life in the next cycle.
Blacks
Blacks often report higher pain intensity than other cultures.
They believe suffering and pain are inevitable.
Jews
Jews may be vocal and demand assistance.
They believe pain must be shared and validated by others.
Hispanics
Hispanics may believe that pain is a form of punishment and that suffering
must be endured if they are to enter heaven.
They vary in their expression of pain. Some are stoic and some are
expressive.
Native Americans
Native Americans may prefer to receive medications that have been blessed by
a tribal shaman.
They may pick a sacred number when asked to rate pain on a numerical pain
scale.
when administering pain relief to people from different ethnic backgrounds.
It begins: "A client's culture influences their response to, and beliefs
about pain. Some cultural common differences related to pain are listed here
."
Arabs/Muslims
May not request pain medicine but instead thank Allah for pain if it is the
result of the healing medical process.
Pain is considered a test of faith. Muslim clients must endure pain as a
sign of faith in return for forgiveness and mercy.
Asians
Chinese clients may not ask for medication because they do not want to take
the nurse away from a more important task.
Indians who follow Hindu practices believe that pain must be endured in
preparation for a better life in the next cycle.
Blacks
Blacks often report higher pain intensity than other cultures.
They believe suffering and pain are inevitable.
Jews
Jews may be vocal and demand assistance.
They believe pain must be shared and validated by others.
Hispanics
Hispanics may believe that pain is a form of punishment and that suffering
must be endured if they are to enter heaven.
They vary in their expression of pain. Some are stoic and some are
expressive.
Native Americans
Native Americans may prefer to receive medications that have been blessed by
a tribal shaman.
They may pick a sacred number when asked to rate pain on a numerical pain
scale.