Appendix: Normal Hormone Reference Ranges View Full Chapter Figures Only Tables Only Videos Only Print Share Email Twitter Facebook Linkedin Reddit Get Citation Citation AMA Citation Appendix: Normal Hormone Reference Ranges. In: Gardner DG, Shoback D. Gardner D.G., Shoback D Eds. David G. Gardner, and Dolores Shoback.eds. Greenspan’s Basic & Clinical Endocrinology, 9e New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2011. http://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=380§ionid=39744067. Accessed April 20, 2018. MLA Citation . "Appendix: Normal Hormone Reference Ranges." Greenspan’s Basic & Clinical Endocrinology, 9e Gardner DG, Shoback D. Gardner D.G., Shoback D Eds. David G. Gardner, and Dolores Shoback. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 2011, http://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=380§ionid=39744067. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager Mendeley © Copyright Tools Search Book Top Return Clip Autosuggest Results ++Table Graphic Jump LocationFavorite Table | Download (.pdf) | PrintNormal Hormone Reference Rangesa,bTestSourceAges, Conditions, etcConventional UnitsConversion FactorSI UnitsCommentsAdrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) stimulation test (cosyntropin test): 0.25 mg of synthetic ACTH1-24 (cosyntropin) is administered IV or IM, and serum cortisol is measured at 0, 30, and 60 min. Normal response: peak cortisol >20 μg/dL (>540 nmol/L). A dose of 1 μg of ACTH will give a similar response in the normal individual (see Chapter 9).ACTHPlasmaMen7-50 pg/mL0.2221.55-11.1 pmol/LCollect in silicone-coated EDTA-containing tubes. Keep iced. Avoid contact with glass during collection and separation. Process immediately. Separate and freeze plasma in plastic tube at −20°C.Women5-27 pg/mL1.11-6 pmol/LChildrenPrepubertal 7-28 pg/mL1.55-6.2 pmol/LPostpubertal2-49 pg/mL0.44-10.78 pmol/LPost-dexamethasone suppression2-5 pg/mL0.4-1.1 pmol/LAldosteroneSerum (fasting)Sodium intake – 27.7300 mmol/d:Adult Levels in pregnant patients are three to four times higher.Upright am<28 ng/dL<776 pmol/L Upright pm<21 ng/dL<582 pmol/LSupine am3-16 ng/dL83.1-443 pmol/LAdrenal vein200-400 ng/dL5540-11,080 pmol/LUrineSodium diet––Collect 24-h specimen in 10 g boric acid to maintain pH <7.5. Refrigerate during collection.(100-300 mmol/d)Children:2-7 y≤5.7 μg/d 8-11 y≤10.2 μg/d 12-16 y≤15.6 μg/d Adult≤2.3-21 μg/d Post-fludrocortisone or intravenous saline infusion≤5.0 μg/dAlkaline phosphatase, bone specificSerum2-24 mo25.4-124.0 μg/L––IRMA; collect following an overnight fast; useful in Paget disease and osteoporosis; assay also known as Ostase; increased levels seen in states of high bone turnover (Paget disease, hyperthyroidism, osteoporosis).6-9 y 41-134.6 μg/L 10-13 yMales43.8-177.4 μg/LFemales 24.2-154.2 μg/L14-17 y Males 3.7-128 μg/L Females 110.5-75.2 μg/L Adult males 18-29 y 8.4-29.3 μg/L 30-39 y 7.7-21.3 μg/L 40-49 y 7.0-18.3 μg/L 60-68 y7.6-14.9 μg/L Adult females 18-29 y 4.7-17.8 μg/L 30-39 y 5.3-19.5 μg/L 40-49 y 5.0-18.8 μg/L 50-76 y5.6-29 μg/LAlpha subunitSerumMen<0.6 ng/mL ––RIA; used to assess gonadotropin hormone subunit secretion in pituitary adenomas.WomenPremenopausal <1.5 ng/mL Postmenopausal 0.9-3.3 ng/mL Hypothyroid<3.7 ng/mL Pregnant or hCG-producing tumor1.8-360 ng/mL3α-Androstenediol glucuronideSerumPrepubertal children 0.1-0.6 ng/mL 2.140.2-1.3 nmol/L Freeze serum and store at −20°C.Tanner II-III Male 0.19-1.64 ng/mL 0.41-3.51 nmol/L Female 0.33-2.44 ng/mL 0.71-5.22 nmol/L Adult Male 2.6-15 ng/mL 5.6-32.1 nmol/L Female0.6-3.0 ng/mL1.3-6.4 nmol/LAndrostenedioneSerumMen 3.4918-30 y 50-220 ng/dL 175-768 nmol/L 31-50 y 40-190 ng/dL 140-663 nmol/L 51-60 y50-220 ng/dL 175-768 nmol/L Women Follicular 35-250 ng/dL 122-873 nmol/L Midcycle 60-285 ng/dL 209-995 nmol/L Luteal 30-235 ng/dL 105-820 nmol/L Postmenopausal 20-75 ng/dL 70-262 nmol/LChildren 1-12 mo 6-78 ng/dL 21-272 nmol/L 1-4 y 5-51 ng/dL 17-178 nmol/L 5-9 y 6-115 ng/dL 21-401 nmol/L 10-13 y 12-221 ng/dL 42-771 nmol/L 14-17 y 22-225 ng/dL 77-785 nmol/L Tanner II-III Male 17-82 ng/dL 59-286 nmol/L Female 43-180 ng/dL 150-628 nmol/L Tanner IV-V Male 57-150 ng/dL 199-523 nmol/L Female7-68 ng/dL24-237 nmol/LAntidiuretic hormone (ADH; vasopressin)PlasmaIf serum osmolality >290 mOsm/kg1-13 ... 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