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PFN - Overview: Propafenone, Serum

Monitoring propafenone therapy Assessing potential propafenone toxicity

SVISC - Overview: Viscosity, Serum

Detection of increased viscosity Monitoring patients with hyperviscosity syndrome This test is not useful for patients with small concentrations of monoclonal proteins.

KS - Overview: Potassium, Serum

Evaluation of electrolyte balance, cardiac arrhythmia, muscular weakness, hepatic encephalopathy, and renal failure

QUIN - Overview: Quinidine, Serum

Assessing and adjusting quinidine dosage for optimal therapeutic level Assessing quinidine toxicity

UREDF - Overview: Reducing Substance, Feces

Assisting in the differentiation between osmotic and nonosmotic diarrhea Screening test for: -Diarrhea from disaccharidase deficiencies, (eg, lactase deficiency) -Monosaccharide malabsorption

SALCA - Overview: Salicylate, Serum

Quantitative determination of toxic levels of salicylate This test is not useful for assessing low-dose aspirin therapy.

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