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ENDOCRINE BOARD 13TH EDITION REVIEW * SERGE A. JABBOUR, MD, PROGRAM CHAIR 59 ENDOCRINE SOCIETYH * T ENDOCRINE BOARD REVIEW : SergeA.Jabbour,MD,ProgramChair ProfessorofMedicine Director,DivisionofEndocrinology, Diabetes&MetabolicDiseases Sidney(CimmeiMedicalCollege ThomasJeffersonUniversity . NatalieE Cusano,MD,MS JacquelineJonkiaas,MD,PhD,MPH KathrynA.Martin,MD AssociateProfessorofMedicine Professor AssistantProfessorofMedicine ZuckerSchoolofMedicine DivisionofEndocrinology HarvardMedicalSchool atHofstra/Northwell GeorgetownUniversityMedicalCenter FacultyClinician,Reproductive DirectoroftheBone EndocrineUnit MetabolismProgram SangeetaR.Kashyap,MD MassachusettsGeneralHospital DivisionofEndocrinology ProfessorofMedicine SeniorPhysicianEditor, atLenoxHillHospital ClevelandClinicLerner EndocrinologyandDiabetes CollegeofMedicine UpToDate TobiasElse,MD PhysicianScientist AssociateProfessor EndocrinologyInstitute MarieE.McDonnell,MD DivisionofMetabolism, atClevelandClinic SectionChief,DiabetesSection Endocrinology,andDiabetes DivisionofEndocrinology UniversityofMichigan LaurenceKatznelson,MD DiabetesandHypertension ProfessorofNeurosurgery BrighamandWomen'sHospital FrancesJ.Hayes,MBBCh,BAO andMedicine HarvardMedicalSchool AssociateClinicalChief DivisionofEndocrinology . ofEndocrinology StanfordUniversitySchoolofMedicine AbbieL Young,MS,CGC,ELS(D) MassachusettsGeneralHospital MedicalEditor AssociateProfessorofMedicine HarvardMedicalSchool EndocrineSociety ENDOCRINE 2055LStreetNW,Suite600,Washington,DC 20036 SOCIETY 1-888-ENDOCRINE(cid:127)www.endocrine.org ENDOCRINE® SOCIETY HormoneSciencetoHealth:: TheEndocrineSocietyistheworld'slargest,oldest,andmost activeorganizationworkingtoadvancetheclinicalpracticeof . endocrinologyandhormoneresearch,Foundedin1916 the Societynowhasmorethan18,000globalmembersacrossa rangeofdisciplines.TheSocietyhasearnedaninternational reputationforexcellenceinthequalityofitspeer-reviewed journals,educationalresources,meetings,andprogramsthat improvepublichealththroughthepracticeandscienceof endocrinology. Forbetween-editionupdates,visitusat: https://www.endocrine.org/education-and-trnining/book-updates Otherpublications: endocrine.orgfcublications Thestatementsandopinionsexpressedinthispublicationare thoseoftheindividualauthorsanddonotnecessarilyreflect theviewsofthetndocrineSociety.TheEndocrineSocietyisnot responsibleorliableinanywayforthecurrencyoftheinformation, foranyerrors,omissions,orinaccuracies,orforanyconsequences arisingtherefrom.Withrespecttoanydrugsmentioned, thereaderisadvisedtorefertotheappropriatemedical literatureandtheproductinformationcurrentlyprovidedbythe manufacturertoverifyappropriatedosage,methodandduration ofadministration,andotherrelevantinformation.Inallinstances, itistheresponsibilityofthetreatingphysicianorotherhealthcare professional relyingonindependentexperienceandexpertise,as , wellasknowledgeofthepatient,todeterminethebesttreatment forthepatient. 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ISBN:978-1-936704-04-0 LibraryofCongressControlNumber:2021939123 ii OVERVIEW EndocrineBoardReview2021 Bundle,and Endocrine TheEndocrineBoardReview(EBR)isaboardexamination BoardReview,13thEditionfora maximumof 21 AMA preparationcoursedesignedbothforendocrinefellows PRACategory1Credits and21pointsintheABIM whohavecompletedorarenearingcompletionoftheir MaintenanceofCertification(MOC) program.Physicians fellowshipandarepreparingtosittheboardcertification shouldclaimonlythecreditcommensuratewiththeextent exam,andforpracticingendocrinologistsinsearchofa oftheirparticipationintheactivity.Participantswillearn comprehensiveself-assessmentofendocrinology,eitherto MOCpointsequivalenttotheamountofContinuing prepareforrecertificationortoupdatetheirpractice.EBR MedicalEducation(CME)creditsclaimedfortheactivity. consistsof220case-based,AmericanBoardofInternal SuccessfulcompletionofthisCMEactivityincludes Medicine(ABIM)style,multiple-choicequestions,presented participationintheactivityevaluation.Tocompletethe inamockexamformat.EachsectionfollowstheABIM activityevaluationandclaimCMEcreditsand/orMOC Endocrinology,Diabetes,andMetabolismCertification points,participantsmustvisittheEndocrineSociety’s Examinationblueprint,coveringthebreadthanddepth CenterforLearning.Aftercompletingtheactivity ofthecertificationandrecertificationexaminations.Each evaluation,participantswillbeabletosaveorprintaCME caseisdiscussedcomprehensivelywithdetailedanswer certificate.ItistheCMEactivityprovider'sresponsibilityto explanationsandreferences.Acustomizedscorereportis submitparticipantcompletioninformationtotheACCME providedtothoseparticipatingintheonlinecourses. forthepurposeofgrantingABIMMOCpoints. 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Thismaterialispresentedin3activities,asfollows: info@endocrineorg (cid:127) EndocrineBoardReview2021VirtualMeeting (ifpurchasedbySeptember24,2021): LEARNING OBJECTIVES 0 Earlyaccessto9interactive,on-demandmockexam Uponcompletionofthiseducationalactivity,learnerswillbe presentationsinAugust2021 abletodemonstrateenhancedmedicalknowledgeandclinical 0 LivetopicalQ&Asessionswiththeexpertfacultyheld skillsacrossallmajorareasofendocrinology;applyknowledge September22-24,2021 andskillsindiagnosing,managing,andtreatingawide ° RecordingsfromthelivetopicalQ&Asessions spectrumofendocrinedisorders;andsuccessfullycomplete , ° HardcopyofEndocrineBoardReview 13thEdition theboardexaminationforcertificationorrecertificationin containingall220case-basedquestionswithcomplete thesubspecialtyofendocrinology,diabetes,andmetabolism. answerrationales (cid:127) EndocrineBoardReview2021Bundle TARGET AUDIENCE (ifpurchasedafterSeptember24,2021): ThisCMEactivityisintendedforendocrinefellowsplanning 0 Accessto9interactive,on-demandmockexam forinitialcertification,practicingendocrinologistspreparing presentations foranMOCassessment,orphysiciansseekinganin-depth ° RecordingsfromthelivetopicalQ&Asessions reviewofendocrinology.Thesecondarytargetaudience 0 HardcopyofEndocrineBoardReview,13thEdition includesadvancedpracticenursesandphysicianassistants. containingall220case-basedquestionswithcomplete answerrationales STATEMENTOFINDEPENDENCE (cid:127) EndocrineBoardReview,13thEdition AsaproviderofCMEaccreditedbytheACCME,the ° HardcopyofEndocrineBoardReview,13thEdition EndocrineSocietyhasapolicyofensuringthatthecontentand containingall220case-basedquestionswithcomplete qualityofthiseducationalactivityarebalanced,independent, answerrationales objective,andscientificallyrigorous.Thescientificcontent AMAPRA CATEGORY1CREDITS AND ofthisactivitywasdevelopedunderthesupervisionofthe MAINTENANCEOFCERTIFICATION EndocrineSociety'sEBRfaculty.Therearenocommercial TheEndocrineSocietydesignatesEndocrineiiafpr supportersofthisactivity,andnocommercialentitieshavehad BoardReview2021VirtualMeeting, influenceovertheplanningofthisCMEactivity. - EnchrfHns Board Review Hi DISCLOSUREPOLICY DISCLAIMERS Thefaculty,committeemembers,andstaffwhoareinposition Theinformationpresentedinthisactivityrepresentsthe tocontrolthecontentofthisactivityarerequiredtodisclose opinionofthefacultyandisnotnecessarilytheofficial totheEndocrineSocietyandtolearnersanyrelevantfinancial positionoftheEndocrineSociety. relationship(s)oftheindividualorspouse/partnerthathave occurredwithinthelast12monthswithanycommercial Useofprofessionaljudgment: interest(s)whoseproductsorservicesarerelatedtotheCME Theeducationalcontentinthisactivityrelatestobasic contentFinancialrelationshipsaredefinedbyremuneration principlesofdiagnosisandtherapyanddoesnotsubstitute inanyamountfromthecommercialinterests)intheformof forindividualpatientassessmentbasedonthehealthcare grants;researchsupport;consultingfees;salary;ownership provider'sexaminationofthepatientandconsideration interest{eg,stocks,stockoptions,orownershipinterest oflaboratorydataandotherfactorsuniquetothepatient. excludingdiversifiedmutualfunds);honorariaorother Standardsinmedicinechangeasnewdatabecomeavailable. paymentsforparticipationinspeakers’bureaus,advisory boards,orboardsofdirectors;orotherfinancialbenefits.The Drugsanddosages: Whenprescribingmedications,thephysicianisadvisedto intentofthisdisclosureisnottopreventCMEplannerswith checktheproductinformationsheetaccompanyingeach relevantfinancialrelationshipsfromplanningordeliveryof content,butrathertoprovidelearnerswithinformationthat drugtoverifyconditionsofuseandtoidentifyanychanges indrugdosagescheduleorcontraindications. allowsthemtomaketheirownjudgmentsofwhetherthese financialrelationshipsmayhaveinfluencedtheeducational activitywithregardtoexpositionorconclusion. POLICYONUNLABELED/OFF-LABELUSE TheEndocrineSocietyhasdeterminedthatdisclosureof TheEndocrineSocietyhasreviewedalldisclosuresand unlabeled/off-labelorinvestigationaluseofcommercial resolvedormanagedallidentifiedconflictsofinterest,as product(s)isinformativeforaudiencesandtherefore applicable. requiresthisinformationtobedisclosedtothelearners atthebeginningofthepresentation.Usesofspecific Thefacultyreportedthefollowingrelevantfinancial therapeuticagents,devices,andotherproductsdiscussed relationship(s)duringthecontentdevelopmentprocessfor inthiseducationalactivitymaynotbethesameasthose thisactivity: indicatedinproductlabelingapprovedbytheFoodandDrug NatalieE.Cusano,MD,MS,hasservedasaresearch Administration(FDA).TheEndocrineSocietyrequiresthat anydiscussionsofsuch“off-label”usebebasedonscientific investigatorforShire/Takeda,aspeakerforAlexion Pharmaceuticals,andDSMBmemberforAscendisPharma. researchthatconformstogenerallyacceptedstandards ofexperimentaldesign,datacollection,anddataanalysis. TobiasElse,MD,hasservedasanadvisoryboardmember toCorceptTherapeutics,HRAPharma,andMerck,and Beforerecommendingorprescribinganytherapeuticagent hisinstitutionhasreceivedresearchsupportfromCorcept ordevice,learnersshouldreviewthecompleteprescribing Therapeutics,Merck,andStrongbridgeBiopharma. information,includingindications,contraindications, SangeetaR.Kashyap,MD,hasservedasaconsultantand warnings,precautions,andadverseevents. coinvestigatortoGIDynamicsandasaconsultantto Fractyl,Inc;herinstitutionhasreceivedresearchsupport PRIVACYANDCONFIDENTIALITYSTATEMENT fromFractyl,Inc,andJanssenPharmaceuticals. TheEndocrineSocietywillrecordlearners’personal LaurenceKatznelson,MD,hasservedasaconsultantand informationasprovidedonCMEevaluationstoallowfor - principalinvestigatortoChiasmaandCamarus,andhehas issuanceandtrackingofCMEcertificates.TheEndocrine servedasanadvisoryboardmembertoNovoNordisk. Societymayalsotrackaggregateresponsestoquestionsin MarieE.McDonnell,MD,hasservedasatrialevent activitiesandevaluationsandusethesedatatoinformthe adjudicatorforatrialconductedbyEisai. ongoingevaluationandimprovementofitsCMEprogram.No individualperformancedataoranyotherpersonalinformation Thefollowingfacultyreportednorelevantfinancial relationships:FrancesJ.Hayes,MBBCh,BAO;SergeA. collectedfromevaluationswillbesharedwiththirdparties. Jabbour,MD;JacquelineJonklaas,MD,PhD,MPH;and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COMMERCIAL KathrynA.Martin,MD SUPPORT Themedicaleditorforthisactivityreportednorelevant Theactivityisnotsupportedbyeducationalgrant(s)or financialrelationships:AbbieL.Young,MS,CGC,ELS(D) otherfundsfromanycommercialsupporters. EndocrineSocietystaffassociatedwiththedevelopment LastReview:August2021 ofcontentforthisactivityreportednorelevantfinancial ActivityRelease:August2021 relationships. ActivityExpirationDate:December31,2022 i . iv - Endocrine Board Review Contents QUESTIONS ANSWERS LABORATORYREFERENCERANGES 1 COMMONABBREVIATIONSUSEDIN ENDOCRINEBOARDREVIEW 5 ADRENALBOARD REVIEW .7 93 TobiasElse,MD CALCIUMAND BONEBOARDREVIEW 18 111 NatalieE.Cusano,MD,MS DIABETESMELLITUS,SECTION1BOARDREVIEW ...29 130 SergeA.Jabbour,MD DIABETESMELLITUS,SECTION2BOARDREVIEW....40 158 MarieE.McDonnell,MD FEMALEREPRODUCTIONBOARDREVIEW 53 179 KathrynA.Martin,MD MALEREPRODUCTIONBOARDREVIEW 59 191 FrancesJ.Hayes,MBBCh,BAO OBESITYANDLIPIDSBOARDREVIEW 66 205 SangeetaR.Kashyap,MD PITUITARYBOARDREVIEW 74 226 LaurenceKatznelson,MD THYROIDBOARDREVIEW 82 239 JacquelineJonklaas,MD,PhD,MPH Forbetween-editionupdates,visitusat:https'//www.endocrine.org/education-and-training/book-updates. Endocrine BoardReview v LABORATORY REFERENCE RANGES Reference ranges varyamonglaboratories.Conventionalunitsarelistedfirst withSIunitsinparentheses. LipidValues ThyroidValues High-densitylipoprotein(HDL)cholesterol Thyroglobulin 3-42ng/mL(SI:3-42pg/L) (aftersurgeryand Optimal —>60mg/dL(SI:>1.55mmol/L) radioactiveiodinetreatment:<1.0ng/mL[SI:<1.0pg/L]) Normol- 40-60mg/dL(SI:1.04-1.55mmol/L) Thyroglobulinantibodies <4.0lU/mL(SI:<4.0klU/L) Low <40mg/dL(SI:<1.04mmol/L) Thyrotropin(TSH) — 0.5-5.0miU/L Low-densitylipoprotein(LDL)cholesterol Thyrotropin-receptorantibodies(TRAb) <1.75tU/L Optimal - <100mg/dL(SI:<2.59mmol/L) Thyroid-stimulatingimmunoglobulin <120%ofbasalactivity Low 100-129mg/dL(SI:2.59-3.34mmol/L) Thyroperoxidase(TPO)antibodies <2.0lU/mL(Si:<2.0klU/L) — Borderline-high-- 130-159mg/dL(SI:3.37-4.12mmol/L) Thyroxine(T)(free) 0.8-1.8ng/dL(SI:10.30-23.17pmol/L) 4 High 160-189mg/dL(SI:4.14-4.90mmol/L) Thyroxine(T)(total)-—5.5-12.5pg/dL(SI:94.02-213.68nmol/L) 4 Veryhigh — >190mg/dL(SI:>4.92mmol/L) Freethyroxine(T)index 4-12 4 Non-HDLcholesterol Triiodothyronine(T) (free)—2.3-4.2pg/mL(SI:3.53-6.45pmol/L) 3 Optimal <130mg/dL(SI:<3.37mmol/L) Triiodothyronine(T3)(total)—70-200ng/dL(SI:1.08-3.08nmol/L) Borderline-high— 130-159mg/dL(SI:3.37-4.12mmol/L) Triiodothyronine(T3),reverse—10-24ng/dL(SI:0.15-0.37nmol/L) High —>240mg/dL(SI:>6.22mmol/L) Triiodothyronineuptake,resin 25%-38% Totalcholesterol Radioactiveiodineuptake— 3%-16%(6hours); Optimal <200mg/dL(SI:<5.18mmol/L) 15%-30%(24hours) Borderline-high 200-239mg/dL(SI:5.18-6.19mmol/L) High >240mg/dL(SI:>6.22mmol/L) Endocrine Values Triglycerides Serum Optimal — <150mg/dL(SI:<1.70mmol/L) Aldosterone — 4-21ng/dL(SI:111.0-582.5pmol/L) Borderline-high 150-199mg/dL(SI:1.70-2.25mmol/L) Alkalinephosphatase— —50-120U/L(SI:0.84-2.00pkat/L) High — 200-499mg/dL(SI:2.26-5.64mmol/L) Alkalinephosphatase(bone-specific)- Veryhigh >500mg/dL(SI:s5.65mmol/L) <20pg/L(adultmale);<14pg/L(premenopausalfemale); Lipoprotein(a) <30mg/dL(SI:sl.07pmol/L) <22pg/L(postmenopausalfemale) - ApolipoproteinB — 50-110mg/dL(SI:0.5-1.1g/L) Androstenedione 65-210ng/dL(SI:2.27-7.33nmol/L)(adultmale); Hematologic Values 30-200ng/dL(51:1.05-6.98nmol/L) (adultfemale) Erythrocytesedimentationrate 0-20mm/h Antimullerianhormone - Haptoglobin 30-200mg/dL(SI:300-2000mg/L) 0.7-19.0ng/mL(SI:5.0-135.7pmol/L)(male,>12years): Hematocrit— — 41%-51%(SI:0.41-0.51)(male); 0.9-9.5ng/mL(SI:6.4-67.9pmol/L)(female,13-45years); 35%-45%(SI:0.35-0.45) (female) <1.0ng/mL(SI:<7.1pmol/L)(female,>45years) HemoglobinAlc- 4.0%-5.6%(20-38mmol/mol) Calcitonin <16pg/mL(SI:<4.67pmol/L) (basal,male); Hemoglobin — 13.8-17.2g/dL(SI:138-172g/L)(male); <8pg/mL(SI:<2.34pmol/L) (basal,female); 12.1-15.1g/dL(SI:121-151g/L)(female) <130pg/mL(Si:S37.96pmol/L) (peakcalciuminfusion,male); Internationalnormalizedratio— 0.8-1.2 <90pg/mL(SI:<26.28pmol/L) (peakcalciuminfusion,female) Meancorpuscularvolume(MCV) 80-100pm3(SI:80-100fL) Carcinoembryonicantigen <2.5ng/mL(SI:<2.5pg/L) Plateletcount 150-450x103/pL(SI:150-450x109/L) ChromograninA (cid:127)<93ng/mL(SI:<93pg/L) Protein(total) — 6.3-7.9g/dL(SI:63-79g/L) Corticosterone—53-1560ng/dL(SI:1.53-45.08nmol/L)(>18years) Reticulocytecount—0.5%-1.5%ofredbloodcells(SI:0.005-0.015) Corticotropin(ACTH) -10-60pg/mL(SI:2.2-13.2pmol/L) Whitebloodcellcount- 4500-11,000/pL(SI:4.5-11.0x109/L) Cortisol(8AM) 5-25pg/dL(SI:137.9-689.7nmol/L) EndocrineBoardReview 1 Cortisol(4PM) -2-14pg/dL(SI:55.2-386.2nmol/L) 17a-Hydroxyprogesterone --- C-peptide 0.5-2.0ng/mL(SI:0.17-0.66nmol/L) <220ng/dL(SI:<6.67nmol/L)(adultmale); 1 C-reactiveprotein 0.8-3.1mg/L(SI:7.62-29.52nmol/L) <80ng/dL(SI:<2.42nmol/L) (follicular,female); ; 1 Cross-linkedN-telopeptideoftype1collagen <285ng/dL(SI:<8.64nmol/L)(luteal,female); 5.4-24.2nmolBCE/mmolcreat(male); <51ng/dL(SI:<1.55nmol/L) (postmenopausal,female) 6.2-19.0nmolBCE/mmolcreat(female) 25-HydroxyvitaminD Dehydroepiandrosteronesulfate(DHEA-S) <20ng/mL(SI:<49.9nmol/L)(deficiency); 21-29ng/mL(SI:52.4-72.4nmol/L) (insufficiency); PatientAge Female Male 30-80ng/mL(SI:74.9-199.7nmol/L) (optimallevels); 18-29years 44-332pg/dL 89-457pg/dL >80ng/mL(SI:>199.7nmol/L)(toxicitypossible) : (SI:1.19-9.00pmol/L) (SI:2.41-12.38pmol/L) I I InhibinB 15-300pg/mL(SI:15-300ng/L) ! i 30-39years 31-228pg/dL 65-334pg/dL Insulinlikegrowthfactor1(IGF-1) l (SI:0.84-6.78pmol/L) (SI:1.76-9.05pmol/L) 40-49years 18-244pg/dL 48-244pg/dL PatientAge Female Male (SI:0.49-6.61pmol/L) (SI:1.30-6.61pmol/L) 18years 162-541ng/mL 170-640ng/mL 50-59years i5-200pg/dL 35-179pg/dL (SI;21.2-70.9nmol/L) (SI:22.3-83.8nmol/L) (SI:0.41-5.42pmol/L) (SI:0.95-4.85pmol/L) 19years 138-442ng/mL 147-527ng/mL >60years 15-157pg/dL 25-131pg/dL (SI:18.1-57.9nmol/L) (SI:19.3-69.0nmol/L) (SI:0.41-4.25pmol/L) (SI:0.68-3.55pmol/L) 20years 122-384ng/mL 132-457ng/mL (SI:16.0-50.3nmol/L) (SI:17.3-59.9nmol/L) Deoxycorticosterone —<10ng/dL(SI:<0.30nmol/L)(>18years) 1,25-DihydroxyvitaminD—-16-65pg/mL(SI:41.6-169.0pmol/L) 21-25years 116-341ng/mL 116-341ng/mL 3 (SI:15.2-44.7nmol/L) (SI:15.2-44.7nmol/L) Estradiol 10-40pg/mL(SI:36.7-146.8pmol/L)(male); 26-30years 117-321ng/mL 117-321ng/mL 10-180pg/mL(SI:36.7-660.8pmol/L) (follicular,female); (SI:15.3-42.1nmol/L) (SI:15.3-42.1nmol/L) 100-300pg/mL(SI:367.1-1101.3pmol/L) (midcycle,female); 31-35years 113-297ng/mL 113-297ng/mL 40-200pg/mL(SI:146.8-734.2pmol/L) (luteal,female); (SI:14.8-38.9nmol/L) (SI:14.8-38.9nmol/L) i <20pg/mL(SI:<73.4pmol/L) (postmenopausal,female) 36-40years 106-277ng/mL 106-277ng/mL Estrone 10-60pg/mL(SI:37.0-221.9pmol/L) (male); (SI:13.9-36.3nmol/L) (SI:13.9-36.3nmol/L) 17-200pg/mL(SI:62.9-739.6pmol/L)(premenopausalfemale); 41-45years 98-261ng/mL 98-261ng/mL 7-40pg/mL(SI:25.9-147.9pmol/L) (postmenopausaffemale) (SI:12.8-34.2nmol/L) (SI:12.8-34.2nmol/L) a-Fetoprotein— <6ng/mL(SI:<6pg/L) 46-50years 91-246ng/mL 91-246ng/mL Follicle-stimulatinghormone(FSH) (SI:11.9-32.2nmol/L) (SI:11.9-32.2nmol/L) ! ' 1 1.0-13.0mlU/mL(SI:1.0-13.0IU/L) (male); 51-55years 84-233ng/mL 84-233ng/mL <3.0mlU/mL(SI:<3.0IU/L)(prepuberty,female); (SI:11.0-30,5nmol/L) (SI:11.0-30.5nmol/L) 2.0-12.0mlU/mL(SI:2.0-12.0IU/L)(follicular,female); 56-60years 78-220ng/mL 78-220ng/mL 4.0-36.0mlU/mL(SI:4.0-36.0IU/L)(midcycle,female); (SI:10.2-28.8nmol/L) (SI:10.2-28.8nmol/L) 1.0-9.0mlU/mL(SI:1.0-9.0IU/L) (luteal,female); 61-65years 72-207ng/mL 72-207ng/mL >30.0mlU/mL(SI:>30.0IU/L) (postmenopausal,female) (SI:9.4-27.1nmol/L) (SI:9.4-27.1nmol/L) : Freefattyacids 10.6-18.0mg/dL(SI:0.4-0.7nmol/L) 66-70years 67-195ng/mL 67-195ng/mL (SI:8.8-25.5nmol/L) (SI:8.8-25.5nmol/L) Gastrin <100pg/mL(SI:<100ng/L) Growthhormone(GH)—0.01-0.97ng/mL(SI:0.01-0.97pg/L)(male); 71-75years 62-184ng/mL 62-184ng/mL (SI:8.1-24.1nmol/L) (SI:8.1-24.1nmol/L) I- 0.01-3.61ng/mL(SI:0.01-3.61pg/L)(female) Homocysteine <1.76mg/L(SI:<13pmol/L) 76-80years 57-172ng/mL 57-172ng/mL p-Humanchorionicgonadotropin(fJ-hCG)— (SI:7.5-22.5nmol/L) (SI:7.5-22.5nmol/L) IL <3.0mlU/mL(SI:<3.0IU/L)(nonpregnantfemale); >80years 53-162ng/mL 53-162ng/mL (SI:6.9-21.2nmol/L) (SI:6.9-21.2nmol/L) 1 >25mlU/mLSI:>25IU/L)indicatesapositivepregnancytest p-Hydroxybutyrate <3.0mg/dL(SI:<288.2pmol/L) Insulinlikegrowthfactorbindingprotein3 —2.5-4.8mg/L 3! — 17-Hydroxypregnenolone 29-189ng/dL(SI:0.87-5.69nmol/L) Insulin— 1.4-14.0plU/mL(SI:9.7-97.2pmol/L) ;! 2 EndocrineBoardReview Islet-cellantibodyassay Renin,directconcentration 4-44pg/mL(SI:0.1-1.0pmol/L) 0JuvenileDiabetesFoundationunits Sexhormone-bindingglobulin(SHBG) Luteinizinghormone(LH) 1.1-6.7pg/mL(SI:10-60nmol/L)(mole); 1.0-9.0mlU/mL(SI:1.0-9.0IU/L) (male); 2.2-14.6pg/mL(SI:20-130nmol/L) (female) <1.0mlU/mL(SI:<1.0IU/L) (prepuberty,female); a-Subunitofpituitaryglycoproteinhormones -- 1.0-18.0mlU/mL(SI:1.0-18.0IU/L) (follicular,female); <1.2ng/mL(SI:<1.2pg/L) 20.0-80.0mlU/mL(SI:20.0-80.0IU/L)(midcycle,female); Testosterone(bioavaiiable) 0.5-18.0mlU/mL(SI:0.5-18.0IU/L) (luteal,female); 0.8-4.0ng/dL(SI:0.03-0.14nmol/L) >30.0mlU/mL(SI:>30.0IU/L) (postmenopausal,female) (20-50years,femaleonoralestrogen); Metanephrines(plasmafractionated) 0.8-10.0ng/dL(SI:0.03-0.35nmol/L) Metanephrine— (cid:127)-<99pg/mL(SI:<0.50nmol/L) (20-50years,femalenotonoralestrogen); Normetanephrine <165pg/mL(SI:<0.90nmol/L) 83.0-257.0ng/dL(SI:2.88-8.92nmol/L)(male20-29years); 75-goralglucosetolerancetestbloodglucosevalues 72.0-235.0ng/dL(SI:2.50-8.15nmol/L)(male30-39years); 60-100mg/dL(SI:3.3-5.6mmol/L) (fasting); 61.0-213.0ng/dL(SI:2.12-7.39nmol/L) (male40-49years); <200mg/dL(SI:<11.1mmol/L) (1hour); 50.0-190.0ng/dL(SI:1.74-6.59nmol/L) (male50-59years); <140mg/dL(SI:<7.8mmol/L)(2hour); 40.0-168.0ng/dL(SI:1.39-5.83nmol/L) (male60-69years) between140-200mg/dL(SI:7.8-11.1mmol/L)isconsidered Testosterone(free)— 9.0-30.0ng/dL(SI:0.31-1.04nmol/L)(male); impairedglucosetoleranceorprediabetes.Greaterthan 0.3-1.9ng/dL(SI:0.01-0.07nmol/L) (female) 200mg/dL(SI:>11.1mmol/L)isasignofdiabetesmellitus Testosterone(total)-300-900ng/dL(SI:10.4-31.2nmol/L)(male); 50-goralglucosetolerancetestforgestationaldiabetes 8-60ng/dL(SI:0.3-2.1nmol/L) (female) <140mg/dL(SI:<7.8mmol/L)(1hour) VitaminBn 180-914pg/mL(SI:133-674pmol/L) 100-goralglucosetolerancetestforgestationaldiabetes <95mg/dL(SI:<5.3mmol/L) (fasting); ChemistryValues <180mg/dL(SI:<10.0mmol/L) (1hour); Alanineaminotransferase - 10-40U/L(SI:0.17-0.67pkat/L) <155mg/dL(SI:<8.6mmol/L) (2hour); Albumin-— --3.5-5.0g/dL(SI:35-50g/L) <140mg/dL(SI:<7.8mmol/L) (3hour) Amylase— 26-102U/L(SI:0.43-1.70pkat/L) Osteocalcin 9.0-42.0ng/mL(SI:9.0-42.0pg/L) Aspartateaminotransferase— 20-48U/L(SI:0.33-0.80pkat/L) Parathyroidhormone,intact(PTH)- 10-65pg/mL(SI:10-65ng/L) Bicarbonate —21-28mEq/L(SI:21-28mmol/L) Parathyroidhormone-relatedprotein(PTHrP) <2.0pmol/L Bilirubin(total) 0.3-1.2mg/dL(SI:5.1-20.5pmol/L) Progesterone <1.2ng/mL(SI:<3.8nmol/L) (male); Bloodgases <1.0ng/mL(SI:<3.2nmol/L) (follicular,female); Po,arterialblood - (cid:127)80-100mmHg(SI:10.6-13.3kPa) 2 2.0-20.0ng/mL(SI:6.4-63.6nmol/L) (luteal,female); Pco,arterialblood 35-45mmHg(SI:4.7-6.0kPa) 2 <1.1ng/mL(SI:<3.5nmol/L) (postmenopausal,female); BloodpH 7.35-7.45 >10.0ng/mL(SI:>31.8nmol/L) (evidenceofovulatoryadequacy) Calcium 8.2-10.2mg/dL(SI:2.1-2.6mmol/L) Proinsulin —26.5-176.4pg/mL(SI:3.0-20.0pmol/L) Calcium(ionized) 4.60-5.08mg/dL(SI:1.2-1.3mmol/L) Prolactin 4-23ng/mL(SI:0.17-1.00nmol/L) (male); Carbondioxide -- 22-28mEq/L(SI:22-28mmol/L) 4-30ng/mL(SI:0.17-1.30nmol/L) (nonlactatingfemale); CD ceilcount— —- 500-1400/pL(SI;0.5-1.4x109/L) 4 10-200ng/mL(SI:0.43-8.70nmol/L) (lactatingfemale) Chloride 96-106mEq/L(SI:96-106mmol/L) Prostate-specificantigen(PSA) - Creatinekinase-- 50-200U/L(SI:0.84-3.34pkat/L) <2.0ng/mL(SI:<2.0pg/L) (<40years); Creatinine 0.7-1.3mg/dL(SI:61.9-114.9pmol/L) (male); <2.8ng/mL(SI:<2.8pg/L) (<50years); 0.6-1.1mg/dL(SI:53.0-97.2pmol/L) (female) <3.8ng/mL(SI:<3.8pg/L) (<60years); Ferritin 15-200ng/mL(SI:33.7-449.4pmol/L) <5.3ng/mL(Si:<5.3pg/L) (<70years); Folate >4.0ng/mL(SI:>4.0pg/L) <7.0ng/mL(SI:<7.0pg/L)(<79years); Glucose 70-99mg/dL(SI:3.9-S.5mmol/L) <7.2ng/mL(SI:<7.2pg/L) (>80years) y-GIutamyItransferase 2-30U/L(SI:0.03-0.50pkat/L) Reninactivity,plasma,sodiumreplete,ambulatory 0.6-4.3ng/mLperh EndocrineBoardReview 3 Iron Citrate 320-1240mg/24h(SI:16.7-64.5mmol/d) 50-150pg/dL(SI:9.0-26.8pmol/L)(male); Cortisol 4-50pg/24h(SI:11-138nmol/d) 35-145pg/dL(St:6.3-26.0pmol/L)(female) Cortisolfollowingdexamethasone-suppressiontest Lactatedehydrogenase 100-200U/L(SI:1.7-3.3pkat/L) (low-dose:2day,2mgdaily) <10pg/24h(SI:<27.6nmol/d) Lacticacid 5.4-20.7mg/dL(SI:0.6-2.3mmol/L) Creatinine' 1.0-2.0g/24h(SI:8.8-17.7mmol/d) Lipase — 10-73U/L(SI:0.17-1.22pkat/L) Glomerularfiltrationrate(estimated) —>60mL/minper1.73m2 Magnesium- 1.5-2.3mg/dL(SI:0.6-0.9mmol/L) 5-Hydroxyindoleaceticacid—2-9mg/24h(SI:10.5-47.1pmol/d) Osmolality 275-295mOsm/kg(SI:275-295mmol/kg) Iodine(random) >100pg/L Phosphate-—- —2.3-4.7mg/dL(SI:0.7-1.5mmol/L) 17-Ketosteroids—6.0-21.0mg/24h(SI:20.8-72.9pmol/d)(male); Potassium — 3.5-5.0mEq/L(SI:3.5-5.0mmol/L) 4.0-17.0mg/24h(SI:13.9-59.0pmol/d) (female) Prothrombintime -8.3-10.8s Metanephrinefractionation Serumureanitrogen- 8-23mg/dL(SI:2.9-8.2mmol/L) Normotensivenormalranges; TSroadniusfmerr-insaturation —- 136-142mEq/L(SI:136-14214m.04m,-5o0l/%L) <M1e8ta0npegp/h2r4inhe(SI:<913<n2m61opl/dg)/2(f4emha(SleI:)<1323nmol/d) (male); ) TroponinI — <0.6ng/mL(SI:<0.6pg/L) Normetanephrine-- ageandsexdependent Tryptase — <11.5ng/mL(SI:<11.5pg/L) Totalmetanephrine ageandsexdependent Uricacid —3.5-7.0mg/dL(SI:208.2-416.4pmol/L) Osmolality 150-1150mOsm/kg(SI:150-1150mmol/kg) — Oxalate - <40mg/24h(SI:<456mmol/d) Urine Phosphate —0.9-1.3g/24h(SI:29.1-42.0mmol/d) Albumin 30-300pg/mgcreat(SI:3.4-33.9pg/molcreat) Potassium 17-77mEq/24h(SI:17-77mmol/d) Albumin-to-creatinineratio <30mg/gcreat Sodium — 40-217mEq/24h(SI:40-217mmol/d) Aldosterone- 3-20pg/24h(SI:8,3-55.4nmol/d) Uricacid— <800mg/24h(SI:<4.7mmol/d) I (shouldbe<12pg/24h[SI:<33.2nmol/d]withoralsodium loading—confirmedwith24-hoururinarysodium>200mEq) SaJiva Calcium 100-300mg/24h(SI:2,5-7.5mmol/d) Cortisol(salivary),midnight <0.13pg/dL(SI:<3.6nmol/L) i Catecholaminefractionation Normotensivenormalranges: Semen Dopamine — <400pg/24h(SI:<2610nmol/d) Semenanalysis >20millionsperm/mL;>50%motility Epinephrine —<21pg/24h(SI:<115nmol/d) Norepinephrine —-<80pg/24h(SI:<473nmol/d) I |;t 1 » 4 EndocrineBoardReview -. 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