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Adequacy of the VA Persian Gulf Registry and Uniform Case Assessment Protocol (1998)
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. "Appendix O: Questions Related to Traumatic Exposure." Adequacy of the VA Persian Gulf Registry and Uniform Case Assessment Protocol. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1998.

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Front Matter (R1-R12)
Executive Summary (1-14)
Introduction (15-18)
The Institute of Medicine's Persian Gulf Activities (19-20)
The Dapartment of Veterans Affairs Persian Gulf Registry and Uniform Cse Assessment Protocol (21-28)
Committee on the Evaluation of the Department of Veterans Affairs Uniform Case Assessment Protocol (29-32)
Findings and Recommendations (33-50)
Conclusion (51-52)
References and Selected Bibliography (53-54)
Appendix A: Health Consequences of Service During the Persian Gulf War: Initial Findings and Recommendations for Immediate Action (55-66)
Appendix B: Health Consequences of Service During the Persian Gulf War: Recommendations for Research and Information Systems (67-78)
Appendix C: Evaluation of the U.S. Department of Defense Persian Gulf Comprehensive Clinical Evaluation Program: Overall Assessment and Recommendations (79-96)
Appendix D: Adequacy of the Comprehensive Clinical Evaluation Program: Nerve Agents (97-104)
Appendix E: Adequacy of the Comprehensive Clinical Evaluation Program: A Focused Assessment (105-112)
Appendix F: VA Phase I Protocol (113-116)
Appendix G: VA Phase II Protocol (117-122)
Appendix H: Persian Gulf Registry Code Sheet (123-134)
Appendix I: VA Persian Gulf Bi-Monthly Report (135-140)
Appendix J: Examples of Persian Gulf Registry Follow-Up Letters (141-144)
Appendix K: VA Monitoring Instrument for Appropriate Medical Care (145-154)
Appendix L: Annual Persian Gulf Conference Agenda (155-162)
Appendix M: Site Visit Questions (163-166)
Appendix N: Summary of Responses to Requests for Information (167-184)
Appendix O: Questions Related to Traumatic Exposure (185-186)
Appendix P: Patient Satisfaction (187-192)

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Appendix O Questions Related to Traumatic Exposure How many times did you see someone dying or being killed? 2. How many times did you see dead bodies of enemy soldiers? 3. How many times did you see bizarre disfigurement of bodies that resulted from wounds? 4. Did you lose a close friend in the war? 5. Did you observe anything you would consider excessively violent or brutal, even for wartime, such as mistreatment of prisoners or mutilation of bodies? 6. Did you participate in anything you would consider excessively violent or brutal, even for wartime? 7. Were you ever physically forced to have sex while deployed? ~ A ~ J 8. Were you ever sexually molested (touched or fondled) against your will while deployed? 9. Did you ever feel that you were being harassed sexually while deployed? Please describe any other experiences that occurred during deployment in the Persian Gulf that you found extremely stressful and/or upsetting. What was the single most upsetting thing that happened to you while you were deployed in the Gulf? 185

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