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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2015 Apr 16;16(7):666–675. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2015.04.001

Table 1.

Mean SOAPP-R scores, pain, and subjective morphine response outcomes.

Measure Mean ± SD
SOAPP-R Total 13.7±11.49
DELTA Drug Effect 2.9±1.00
DELTA Drug Liking 57.7±21.82
DELTA Take Again 63.1±25.02
VAS Feeling High 41.2±29.16
VAS Feeling Sedated 48.3±31.20
VAS Feeling Elated 37.1±29.09
VAS Feeling Down 9.5±20.96
VAS Feeling Anxious 10.7±18.54
VAS Feeling Good 53.7±30.43
VAS Feeling Bad 15.0±27.63
Placebo Acute Ischemic Pain –
    MPQ-Sensory 10.9±7.81
    MPQ-Affective 1.8±2.63
    Tolerance (sec) 294.6±172.15
Placebo Acute Thermal Pain –
    MPQ-Sensory 8.1±6.45
    MPQ-Affective 1.1±2.15
    Tolerance (deg C) 47.5±1.69
Morphine Effect on Acute Ischemic Pain –
    MPQ-Sensory −1.7±5.99
    MPQ-Affective −0.7±1.99
    Tolerance (sec) 38.84±126.56
Morphine Effect on Acute Thermal Pain –
    MPQ-Sensory −1.1±5.06
    MPQ-Affective −0.2±1.83
    Tolerance (deg C) 0.2±0.95
Baseline Chronic Pain Intensity –
    MPQ-Sensory 6.3±6.06
    MPQ-Affective 1.0±1.85
Morphine Effect on Chronic Pain –
    MPQ-Sensory −1.7±5.05
    MPQ-Affective −0.1±1.70

Note: DELTA and VAS values are presented for the morphine condition. For DELTA Drug Liking and Take Again, a value of 50 indicates a neutral response, with values greater than 50 indicating a positive response and values under 50 indicating a negative response. Negative values for morphine effects on acute and chronic pain ratings indicate reductions in pain with morphine relative to comparable placebo condition values. Positive values for morphine effects on acute pain tolerance indicate increased pain tolerance with morphine relative to placebo. Baseline chronic pain intensity values reflect the mean of the pre-drug values across the placebo and morphine laboratory sessions.