Lab values · 13 tests
Therapeutic drug levels
Monitoring of drugs with a narrow therapeutic range. The sampling time relative to the last dose (trough or peak) changes everything: always write it on the request.
| Test | Units | Ranges by | Critical value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acetaminophen (paracetamol) level | mg/L | Adult | - |
| Amikacin | mg/L | Peak, Trough | In the app |
| Carbamazepine | mg/L | Adult | In the app |
| Cyclosporine | µg/L | Trough | - |
| Digoxin | µg/L | Adult | In the app |
| Gentamicin | mg/L | Peak, Trough | In the app |
| Lithium | mmol/L | Adult | In the app |
| Phenobarbital | mg/L | Adult | In the app |
| Phenytoin | mg/L | Adult | In the app |
| Tacrolimus | µg/L | Trough | - |
| Theophylline | mg/L | Adult | In the app |
| Valproate (valproic acid) | mg/L | Adult | In the app |
| Vancomycin | mg/L | Trough | In the app |
This panel's reference ranges, in the app
Reference ranges by population, critical values, two units and instant search. Offline, on placement or while studying.
Why the values aren't on this page
Reference ranges vary with the laboratory, the method, age and sex. In the app, each test shows its ranges by population, in two units, with critical values and their source. On a patient's result, the range printed by the lab is always the one that counts.
Sources : Référentiel Pocket Nurse ; HAS 2011 ; ARUP