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This is an example of a patient visual analog scale (VAS)- single-item VAS used to assess  assess the level of craving based on response to the question “How (i.e., the question “In the past 24 hours, how strong is your craving for cigarettes?”) on a scale from “no craving” to “strong craving” by measuring the number of millimeters (0–100 mm) from the “no craving” dot to the point at which the drawn line intersected the scale.

The Findings About Events or Interventions ( FA ) domain was used for to represent the assessment of craving. Sponsors Applicants may represent findings data in a single FA dataset or split the FA domain into separate datasets, following the guidance in the SDTMIG. In this example, an a FACE dataset was used, indicating that data are findings about clinical events. The craving itself is considered a clinical event, whereas the evaluation of craving at specific time points are is considered findings about the clinical event.   A parent record in the Clinical Events (CE) domain is not required.

PATIENT
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Row 1:Shows the craving VAS for subject 001 at baseline 
Row Rows 1- 2: Show

Shows the craving VAS for subject 001 at

baseline and

visit 12.

Medical terminology was used to define the symptom of interest in FAOBJ. FACAT is populated with the CRF page name.Rows 3-4:

 

FAANVLHI
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RowSTUDYIDDOMAINUSUBJIDFASEQFATESTCDFATESTFAOBJFACATFAORRESFAORRESUFASTRESCFASTRESNFASTRESUFAMETHOD
FALOBXFL
FAEVALVISITNUMFADTCFAEVLINT
FAANTXLOFAANVLLOFAANTXHI
1
PS006
TGI400FA0011SEVSEVERITY/INTENSITYCRAVING
 SYMPTOM ASSESSMENTS

SYMPTOM ASSESSMENT

98mm9898mm
NUMERIC RATING SCALE 11-POINTY
VISUAL ANALOG SCALE (100 MM)STUDY SUBJECT1

2015-06-15

-P24H
NO CRAVING 0
STRONG CRAVING100
2
PS006

TGI400

FA0012SEVSEVERITY/INTENSITY
CRAVING 
CRAVING
 SYMPTOM ASSESSMENTS
SYMPTOM ASSESSMENT43mm4343mm
NUMERIC RATING SCALE 11-POINTPATIENT
VISUAL ANALOG SCALE (100 MM)STUDY SUBJECT122016-07-15-P24H
NO CRAVING 0STRONG CRAVING100

This example illustrates how information on the scale scoring may be represented as supplemental qualifier variables. A record in a SUPPFA dataset relates back to the parent record(s) via the key identified by the STUDYID, RDOMAIN, USUBJID, and IDVAR/IDVARVAL variables. Here the parent domain (RDOMAIN) is FA, and IDVAR is FASEQ. QNAM holds the name of the supplemental qualifier variable being defined. 

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NameSUPPFA
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RowSTUDYIDRDOMAINUSUBJIDIDVARIDVARVALQNAMQLABELQVALQORIGQEVAL
1TGI400FA001FASEQ1FAANTXLOANCHOR TEXT LOWNO CRAVINGASSIGNED
2TGI400FA001FASEQ1FAANVLLOANCHOR VALUE LOW0ASSIGNED
3TGI400FA001FASEQ1FAANTXHIANCHOR TEXT HIGHSTRONG CRAVINGASSIGNED
3TGI400FA001FASEQ1FAANVLHIANCHOR VALUE HIGH100ASSIGNED
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DomainFA
CRF
VariableLabelTypeRoleOrigin
FAANTXLOAnchor Text LowtextNon-standard Variable Qualifier of --TEST/--TESTCDCRF
FAANVLLO

Anchor Value Low

integerNon-standard Variable Qualifier of --TEST/--TESTCDCRF
FAANTXHIAnchor Text HightextNon-standard Variable Qualifier of --TEST/--TESTCDCRF
FAANVLHIAnchor Value HighintegerNon-standard Variable Qualifier of --TEST/--TESTCD