Endocrine

Question 1

Aldosterone (supine and upright)

Answer 1

Supine: 3-10 ng/dL
Upright: 5-30 ng/dL

Question 2

Cortisol

Answer 2

0800 hrs: 6-23 microgram/dL
1600 hrs: 3-15 microgram/dL
2200 hrs: < 50% of 0800hrs value

Question 3

Estrogen (follicular, luteal, menopausal)

Answer 3

Follicular: 60-200
Luteal: 160-400
Menopausal: <130 pg/mL

Question 4

FSH (follicular, ovulation, luteal, menopausal)

Answer 4

Follicular: 1-9 mU/mL
Ovulation: 6-26 mU/mL
Luteal: 1-9 mU/mL
Menopausal: 30-118 mU/mL

Question 5

Gastrin

Answer 5

< 100 pg/mL

Question 6

Growth hormone

Answer 6

M 60yrs M: 60yrs F: < 14 ng/mL

Question 7

LH (follicular, midcycle, luteal, menopausal)

Answer 7

Follicular: 1-12 mU/mL
Midcycle: 16-104 mU/mL
Luteal: 1-12 mU/mL
Menopausal: 16-66 mU/mL

Question 8

Progesterone (follicular, luteal)

Answer 8

Follicular: 0.15-0.7 ng/mL
Luteal: 2.0-25 ng/mL

Question 9

Prolactin

Answer 9

< 20 ng/mL

Question 10

PTH

Answer 10

10-65 pg/mL

Question 11

Testosterone M (free and total)

Answer 11

Free: 52-280 pg/mL
Total: 300-1000 ng/dL

Question 12

T4 (total and free)

Answer 12

Total: 5.0-12.0 migrogram/dL
Free: 0.8-2.3 ng/dL

Question 13

T3

Answer 13

Total 100-200ng/dL

Question 14

TBG

Answer 14

15-34 microgram/mL

Question 15

TSH

Answer 15

60yrs M: 2-7.3 microU/mL

>60yrs F: 2-16.8 microU/mL