intermediate work · Accredited lab / validated DBS kit, Minneapolis, MN
Serum 25-OH vitamin D status — Minneapolis (high-latitude winter).
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What the work involvesAt northern latitudes, winter 25-OH-D commonly drops into deficiency, with musculoskeletal and broader consequences. A single measured value converts guesswork about supplementation into a clinician-guided decision.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- accredited-lab requisition or validated dried-blood-spot 25-OH-D kit
- chain-of-custody / mailer
- note on latitude/season/sun exposure and any current supplement dose
Steps
- 1. Arrange a 25-OH-D measurement via accredited lab or validated kit; follow handling exactly.
- 2. Record season, latitude, habitual sun exposure, and any current vitamin-D supplement dose.
- 3. Capture the reported 25-OH-D (ng/mL) with the lab reference range.
- 4. Compare to the sufficiency band (deficiency <20, insufficiency 20-30, sufficiency 30-50 ng/mL).
- 5. If low, note that repletion dosing is a clinician decision (toxicity is possible); do not prescribe a dose.
- 6. Attach the result; log 25-OH-D, context, and band; sign it.
What counts as done
- 25-OH-D (ng/mL) from an accredited lab or validated dried-blood-spot kit with reference range
- Season, latitude, sun exposure, and current supplement dose recorded
- Result compared to the 30-50 ng/mL sufficiency band without a dose recommendation
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