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Concerning acute pancreatitis:
(i) mumps virus infection is an uncommon cause
(ii) there is an association with gall stones
(iii) hypercalcaemia is a well recognised feature
(iv) the blood glucose is typically lower than normal
(v) lung damage is a well recognised complication

DOCTORJACK · Credits: 2328 My Scrapbook

ONLY ANS IS ASS WITH GALLSTONES, as itz most common cause of acute pancreatitis in uk,, mayb in india also

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1/2/4 r correct if i had to choose 1 it would be2
hyperca leads to pancreatitis but once it occurs hypoca occurs

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Concerning acute pancreatitis:
(i) mumps virus infection is an uncommon cause
(ii) there is an association with gall stones
(iii) hypercalcaemia is a well recognised feature
(iv) the blood glucose is typically lower than normal
(v) lung damage is a well recognised complication
alcohol important in india

mitsal · Credits: 2601 My Scrapbook

i
ii
and
iv
r correct

yassermamir · Credits: 1540 My Scrapbook

i guess the answer is 2 as mumps is common causative organism
regards

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most correct is 2

dr_ahmadm · Credits: 110 My Scrapbook

2 is correct

plawan · Credits: 130 My Scrapbook

1,2and 3 are correct

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ANS IS :
HYPOCALCEMIA IS A WELL RECOGNISED FEATURE AFTER DEVELOPING AP BUT HYERCALCEMIA IS A CAUSE OF ACUTE PANCE

BLOOD SUGAR IS INCREASED DUE TO TRANSIENT INSULIN DECREASE SECONDARY TO LOSS OF PANCREATIC ILETS

PLEURAL EFFUSION CAN OCCUR IN SEVERE AP

MUMPS IS IMPLICATED AS AN UNCOMMON CAUSE TRUE

SO YOU DECIDE

( QUOTED FROM SLESINGER TEXTBOOK OF GASTRO)

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