Table 1.

Distribution of Trauma Types by Gender in This Study (n = 43)

Trauma typeIndexMaleFemaleTotal
Seriously injured or ill as a result of serving in the formal militaryCount13417
%a76.523.5100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning) when traveling by boatCount9413
%69.230.8100
Encountered pirates when traveling by boatCount202
%1000100
In jails, prisons, or re-education campsbCount201131
%64.535.5100
Seriously injured or ill as a result of being in jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount7714
%5050100
Saw dead or seriously injured soldiersCount271340
%67.532.5100
Saw dead or seriously injured civiliansCount26935
%74.325.7100
Knew person(s) who were seriously injured or killed in battleCount281240
%7030100
Wounded or injured in the warzoneCount13417
%76.523.5100
Moved because home or village was bombed during warCount191130
%63.336.7100
Moved due to evacuation during warCount201232
%62.537.5100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of clean waterCount21829
%72.427.6100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of foodCount211031
%67.732.3100
Experienced inability to sleep due to noise, inhospitable conditionsCount171128
%60.739.3100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning)Count23932
%71.928.1100
Experienced exposure to toxic chemicalsCount303
%1000.0100
Experienced exposure to Agent OrangeCount202
%1000.0100
Experienced fear of sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contactCount246
%33.366.7100
Experienced sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contact involving the use or threat of force or mental or psychological coercionCount213
%66.733.3100
Before 18 years old, lived with a household member who was sent to jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount112
%50.050.0100
Trauma typeIndexMaleFemaleTotal
Seriously injured or ill as a result of serving in the formal militaryCount13417
%a76.523.5100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning) when traveling by boatCount9413
%69.230.8100
Encountered pirates when traveling by boatCount202
%1000100
In jails, prisons, or re-education campsbCount201131
%64.535.5100
Seriously injured or ill as a result of being in jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount7714
%5050100
Saw dead or seriously injured soldiersCount271340
%67.532.5100
Saw dead or seriously injured civiliansCount26935
%74.325.7100
Knew person(s) who were seriously injured or killed in battleCount281240
%7030100
Wounded or injured in the warzoneCount13417
%76.523.5100
Moved because home or village was bombed during warCount191130
%63.336.7100
Moved due to evacuation during warCount201232
%62.537.5100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of clean waterCount21829
%72.427.6100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of foodCount211031
%67.732.3100
Experienced inability to sleep due to noise, inhospitable conditionsCount171128
%60.739.3100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning)Count23932
%71.928.1100
Experienced exposure to toxic chemicalsCount303
%1000.0100
Experienced exposure to Agent OrangeCount202
%1000.0100
Experienced fear of sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contactCount246
%33.366.7100
Experienced sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contact involving the use or threat of force or mental or psychological coercionCount213
%66.733.3100
Before 18 years old, lived with a household member who was sent to jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount112
%50.050.0100

aPercentage within trauma.

bRe-education camps are prison and/or labor camps operated by the Communist government after the end of the Vietnam War for the purpose of detaining former military officers and government employees of the Republic of Vietnam in the South (Nguyen, 2022).

Table 1.

Distribution of Trauma Types by Gender in This Study (n = 43)

Trauma typeIndexMaleFemaleTotal
Seriously injured or ill as a result of serving in the formal militaryCount13417
%a76.523.5100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning) when traveling by boatCount9413
%69.230.8100
Encountered pirates when traveling by boatCount202
%1000100
In jails, prisons, or re-education campsbCount201131
%64.535.5100
Seriously injured or ill as a result of being in jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount7714
%5050100
Saw dead or seriously injured soldiersCount271340
%67.532.5100
Saw dead or seriously injured civiliansCount26935
%74.325.7100
Knew person(s) who were seriously injured or killed in battleCount281240
%7030100
Wounded or injured in the warzoneCount13417
%76.523.5100
Moved because home or village was bombed during warCount191130
%63.336.7100
Moved due to evacuation during warCount201232
%62.537.5100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of clean waterCount21829
%72.427.6100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of foodCount211031
%67.732.3100
Experienced inability to sleep due to noise, inhospitable conditionsCount171128
%60.739.3100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning)Count23932
%71.928.1100
Experienced exposure to toxic chemicalsCount303
%1000.0100
Experienced exposure to Agent OrangeCount202
%1000.0100
Experienced fear of sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contactCount246
%33.366.7100
Experienced sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contact involving the use or threat of force or mental or psychological coercionCount213
%66.733.3100
Before 18 years old, lived with a household member who was sent to jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount112
%50.050.0100
Trauma typeIndexMaleFemaleTotal
Seriously injured or ill as a result of serving in the formal militaryCount13417
%a76.523.5100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning) when traveling by boatCount9413
%69.230.8100
Encountered pirates when traveling by boatCount202
%1000100
In jails, prisons, or re-education campsbCount201131
%64.535.5100
Seriously injured or ill as a result of being in jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount7714
%5050100
Saw dead or seriously injured soldiersCount271340
%67.532.5100
Saw dead or seriously injured civiliansCount26935
%74.325.7100
Knew person(s) who were seriously injured or killed in battleCount281240
%7030100
Wounded or injured in the warzoneCount13417
%76.523.5100
Moved because home or village was bombed during warCount191130
%63.336.7100
Moved due to evacuation during warCount201232
%62.537.5100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of clean waterCount21829
%72.427.6100
Experienced illness, weakness, or discomfort due to shortage of foodCount211031
%67.732.3100
Experienced inability to sleep due to noise, inhospitable conditionsCount171128
%60.739.3100
Fear of death (e.g., thirst/hunger/drowning)Count23932
%71.928.1100
Experienced exposure to toxic chemicalsCount303
%1000.0100
Experienced exposure to Agent OrangeCount202
%1000.0100
Experienced fear of sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contactCount246
%33.366.7100
Experienced sexual assault, molestation, or any unwanted sexual contact involving the use or threat of force or mental or psychological coercionCount213
%66.733.3100
Before 18 years old, lived with a household member who was sent to jails, prisons, or re-education campsCount112
%50.050.0100

aPercentage within trauma.

bRe-education camps are prison and/or labor camps operated by the Communist government after the end of the Vietnam War for the purpose of detaining former military officers and government employees of the Republic of Vietnam in the South (Nguyen, 2022).

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