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CPE-001 · Screening triggers
PR-HT-04: Secondary-Cause Screening Trigger from Metabolic or Muscular Findings
Secondary-Cause Screening Trigger from Metabolic or Muscular Findings. Screening trigger not diagnosis. Triggered by unexpected or worsening LDL elevation with compatible context.
Fires on any of
- Unexpected or worsening LDL elevation with compatible context
- CK elevation with myopathy or statins and no explanation
- Hyperprolactinemia without thyroid function assessment
- Compatible multisystem symptom pattern without recent TSH
Recommended next steps (for physician review)
- Consider ordering TSH and FT4; evaluate Anti_TPO only after biochemical/context review when etiology matters.
Never outputs
- Hypothyroidism diagnosis
- Numeric probability
- Statin resistance due to hypothyroidism
Cases where this rule fires
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