Quiz Q49: Test Results

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Which of the following are true
- Laboratory reference ranges are based on two standard deviations beyond the mean
- Laboratory reference ranges reflect what are optimal levles that analytes should be in, including for hormonal reference ranges
- In the 24 hour urine hormone test with the lab we use, we chose to use as a comparison reference ranges for a 20 – 29 year old woman
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Which of the following are true
- In the 24 hour urine hormone test with the lab we use, there is one reference range, the "Total Potent Estrogens," that is not based on standard deviations beyond the mean
- In the 24 hour urine hormone test with the lab we use, there is one reference range, the values presented as "Total Potent Estrogens," are values extrapolated from the medical literature.
- In the 24 hour urine hormone test with the lab we use, there is one reference range, the values presented as "Total Potent Estrogens," that are the mathematical sum of E1 + E2 + E3
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Which of the following are true
- In the 24 hour urine hormone test with the lab we use, there is one reference range, the values presented as "Total Potent Estrogens," derive from studies that define what constitutes too little estrogen, and thus puts a woman at risk for bone loss and vaginal atrophy
- In the 24 hour urine hormone test with the lab we use, there is one reference range, the values presented as "Total Potent Estrogens," derive from studies that define what constitutes too much estrogen, and thus puts a woman at risk for breast glandular cell proliferation (via mitosis)
- In the 24 hour urine hormone test with the lab we use, there is one reference range, the values presented as "Total Potent Estrogens," derive from studies that define what constitutes adequate estrogen, and thus defines what protects cognitive function
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This 30 y.o. w.f. had the following 24-hour urine hormone test results: E2 2.6, E1 7.2, TPEs 9.8, E3 27, and EQ 2.8. What is so?
- 1) Her estrogen levels are in the optimal range
- 2) Her estrogen levels are fine, except for a non-optimal EQ
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5. Question
This 30 y.o. w.f. had the following 24-hour urine hormone test results: E2 4.2, E1 8.2, TPEs 12.4, E3 14, and EQ 1.1. What is so?
- 1) Her estrogen levels are in the optimal range
- 2) Her estrogen levels are fine, except for a non-optimal EQ
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This 27 y.o. w.f. had significant symptoms of estrogen dominance (breast tenderness) and a mother who had breast cancer. Her 24-hour urine hormone test results were as follows: E2 10, E1 25, TPEs 35, E3 27, and EQ 0.8. What is so?
- 1) Her estrogen levels are in the optimal range
- 2) Her estrogen levels are fine, except for a non-optimal EQ
- 3) Her estrogen levels are above optimal TPE maximum
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This 62 y.o. w.f. had the following 24-hour urine hormone test results prior to treatment: E2 0, E1 1, TPEs 1, E3 2.6, and EQ 2.6. What is so?
- 1) Clinically, she is likely to feel terrible
- 2) These are common enough levels for a thinner 60-year-old
- One and two are correct
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8. Question
The 62 y.o. w.f. described in the previous question had the following 24-hour urine hormone test results after treatment: E2 3.6, E1 11, TPEs 14.6, E3 60, and EQ 4.1. She also declared she “felt good.” What is so?
- 1) Her hormone test results are near optimal
- 2) Her test results suggest the need to tweak her dosages
- One and two are correct
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9. Question
This 61 y.o. w.f., who is receiving hormone treatment, showed the following 24-hour urine hormone test results: TPEs 19.4 (two years ago) and TPEs 10.6 (now). Her Bi-Est dosage was identical during both tests. What is so?
- 1) She is having challenges with estrogen metabolism
- 2) She is having challenges with estrogen absorption
- One and two are correct
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Menopause Mastery (The Institute of Bioidentical Medicine)

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