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TSH Level
Screening tool for the thyroid.
Normal range for TSH
0.5-5.0.
Hyperthyroidism
Disorder with low TSH level and high T3 and T4 levels.
Hypothyroidism
Disorder with high TSH level and low T3 and T4 levels.
Levothyroxine (Synthroid)
Medication used to treat hypothyroidism.
Recheck TSH level after initiating hypothyroidism treatment
6-8 weeks.
Frequency of TSH rechecks when stabilized
Every 6-12 months.
Beta-blockers in hyperthyroidism
Medication class used to manage symptoms like tachycardia.
Normal GFR value
90.
GFR <15
Indicates absolute need to start dialysis.
Creatinine
A waste product in the blood, rising levels indicate kidney issues.
Normal BUN level
10-20.
ACE Inhibitors
Medication that can affect kidney function, requires BUN/Creatinine checks.
Casts on UA.
Indicative of true kidney damage (WBC or RBC casts).
Microalbumin screening
Recommended annually for patients with DM and HTN.
Common anemia symptom
Fatigue.
Normal hemoglobin levels
12-18.
MCV
Mean corpuscular volume.
Low MCV indicates
Microcytic anemias.
Iron deficiency anemia
Most common microcytic anemia.
Biggest risk factor for IDA during first year of life
Ingestion of cow's milk.
High MCV levels indicate
Macrocytic anemia.
Pernicious anemia definition
Lack of intrinsic factor preventing B12 absorption.
Metformin
Long-term diabetes medication that can induce B12 deficiency.
Examples of sulfonamides
Bactrim, sulfisoxazole.
First line treatment for gonorrhea
Rocephin IM.
First-line treatment for group A strep throat
Penicillin G (IM).
PHQ-2
Screening tool for depression.
What indicates a positive PHQ-2?
Depressed mood, loss of interest.
First line treatment for anxiety
Beta-blockers.
Lexapro
Commonly used SSRI for GAD.
Rhabdomyolysis assessment lab
CK level.
What does BNP indicate?
Heart failure.
Normal INR for warfarin patients
2-3.
Antidote for warfarin
Vitamin K.