Table 2.

RAND-36 subdomain scores in patients (Men, Women, and Total) with PAI compared with normative data.

	PF	RP	BP	GH	VT	SF	RE	MH
Total
PAI	90	75	74	57	50	88	100	80
Median [IQR]	[72-95]	[0-100]	[51-100]	[35-77]	[30-65]	[62-100]	[67-100]	[68-88]
Normative	95	100	84	65	60	100	100	84
Median [IQR]	[85-100]	[50-100]	[51-100]	[50-75]	[45-75]	[75-100]	[100-100]	[72-92]
p-value	<0.001*	<0.001*	0.566	<0.001*	<0.001*	<0.001*	<0.001*	0.001*
Men
PAI	95	100	84	62	60	88	100	84
Median [IQR]	[85-100]	[25-100]	[61-100]	[40-82]	[40-70]	[75-100]	[84-100]	[72-92]
Normative	95	100	84	67	65	100	100	84
Median [IQR]	[85-100]	[75-100]	[52-100]	[55-77]	[50-80]	[75-100]	[100-100]	[72-92]
p-value	0.060	<0.001*	0.193	0.071	<0.001*	0.001*	0.209	0.270
Women
PAI	85	50	72	55	45	75	100	80
Median [IQR]	[65-95]	[0-100]	[51-100]	[30-77]	[30-60]	[62-100]	[33-100]	[67-88]
Normative	95	100	74	65	60	100	100	84
Median [IQR]	[80-100]	[50-100]	[51-100]	[50-75]	[45-70]	[75-100]	[67-100]	[72-92]
p-value	<0.001*	<0.001*	0.208	<0.001*	<0.001*	<0.001*	<0.001*	0.002*

PAI, primary adrenal insufficiency; IQR, interquartile range; PF, physical functioning; RP, role physical; BP, bodily pain; GH, general health; VT, vitality; SF, social functioning; RE, role emotional; MH, mental health. *; statistically significant defined as p < 0.010.