When managing patients with bipolar disorder, establishing an appropriate baseline before initiating pharmacotherapy is essential for long-term safety and adverse effect monitoring. Match each psychotropic medication below with its most critical baseline laboratory screening parameters.
- LithiumThyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), serum creatinine, and serum calcium
- ValproateLiver function tests and platelet count
- CarbamazepineComplete blood count, serum sodium, and HLA-B*1502 screening
- OlanzapineFasting lipid panel, fasting plasma glucose, and waist circumference
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Lithium matches with TSH/creatinine/calcium; Valproate matches with liver function/platelets; Carbamazepine matches with CBC/sodium/HLA-B*1502; Olanzapine matches with metabolic screening.
Each correct pairing directly aligns the psychotropic medication with its most dangerous or common adverse effect profile, ensuring that pre-existing abnormalities are identified before starting a medication that could exacerbate them.
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Baseline laboratory monitoring for pharmacotherapy in Bipolar Disorder