Which of the following are involved in the pathophysiology of alcohol induced pancreatitis?

Ethanol metabolism produces toxic metabolites

Disruption of pancreatic acinar cells

Diversion of bile into the pancreatic duct

Which of the following are involved in pathophysiology of pancreatitis resulting from gallstones?

Stones move into the common bile duct (CBD)

Diversion of bile into the pancreatic duct

Premature activation of enzymes

Trypsin converts kallikrein to bradykinin.

Bradykinin increases capillary permeability leading to oedema.

Interstitial oedema within pancreatic tissue can result in necrosis.

Pancreatic acinar cells synthesise trypsin.

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1Select the possible direct causes of pancreatitis:
1. ASmoking
2. BAlcohol abuse
3. CFibre rich diet
4. DGallstones
5. EAbdominal trauma
2Gallstones are the most common cause of pancreatitis.
1. AVerdadeiro
2. BFalso
3Which of the following are involved in the pathophysiology of alcohol induced pancreatitis?
1. AEthanol metabolism produces toxic metabolites
2. BDiversion of bile into the pancreatic duct
3. CLeakage of pancreatic enzymes
4. DDisruption of pancreatic acinar cells
4Which of the following are involved in pathophysiology of pancreatitis resulting from gallstones?
1. ABiliary tract obstruction
2. BStones move into the common bile duct (CBD)
3. CDiversion of bile into the pancreatic duct
4. DPremature activation of enzymes
5. EAuto-digestion
5Pancreatic inflammatory response involves and leads to which of the following?
1. APancreatic acinar cells synthesise trypsin.
2. BTrypsin converts kallikrein to bradykinin.
3. CBradykinin increases capillary permeability leading to oedema.
4. DInterstitial oedema within pancreatic tissue can result in necrosis.

Descrição: masters Nursing Science 3 (Quizzes) Quiz sobre Pancreatitis, criado por Mark George em 07-05-2014.
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