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Biochemical changes of acute pancreatitis include
A Hypercarbia
B Hyperglycemia
C Hypoalbuminaemia
D Hypercalcaemia
E Hyperkalemia
Acute pancreatitis is
A Associated with azathioprine therapy
B A recognized cause of tetany
C Associated with worse prognosis in elderly patients
D Invariably associated with hyper amylasaemia
E Always a surgical condition
Complications of acute pancreatitis include
A Hypercarbia
B Hyperglycemia
C Hypoalbuminaemia
D Variceal hemorrhage
E Hypercalcaemia
The following are features of acute pancreatitis
A Left loin ecchymosis
B Cullen’s sign
C Hyperglycemia
D Methaemalbuminaemia
E Hypofibrinogenaemia
Risk factor/s of acute pancreatitis is/are
A Gall stone
B Alcohol abuse
C Hypocalcemia
D Hyperlipedemia
E Spironolactone therapy
Causes of acute pancreatitis include
A Choledocholithiasis
B Hypertriglyceridemia
C Alcohol abuse
D Measles
E FCPD
The following conditions may cause acute pancreatitis
A Gall stone
B Alcohol consumption
C Hypocalcaemia
D Corticosteroid therapy
E Cystic fibrosis
Drugs causing acute pancreatitis are
A Tamoxifen
B 6-mercaptopurine
C Tetracycline
D Rifampicin
E Cyclosporine
Acute pancreatitis
A Is caused by anticancer drugs
B Is caused by Hepatitis A infection
C Is caused by hyperlipidaemia
D Is caused by hypocalcaemia
E Is caused by Giardiasis
Features of acute pancreatitis includes
A Hypocalcaemia
B Increase LDH
C Hypoglycaemia
D Hypokalaemia
E Hyperlipidaemia

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