Acute Pancreatitis vs. Chronic Pancreatitis PANCE Review.

Acute Pancreatitis vs. Chronic Pancreatitis
A review for the PANCE, PANRE, EOR's, or other exams containing all of the high yield info you need to know for these topics, including mnemonic's along the way.
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[@kamrynking4790]

Is it hypercalcemia or hypocalcemia that is a lab finding for acute pancreatitis? I GET SMASHED said hypercalcemia, but in the video for labs it says hypo! just wondering :)

[@cramthepance]

Sorry I may have presented it in a confusing way! Hypercalcemia can cause pancreatitis and its part of the I get smashed mnemonic for causes of pancreatitis, but when a patient actually has pancreatitis, they may wind up with HYPOcalcemia due to saponification of fats in the retroperitoneum that causes absorption of free calcium. So HYPERcalcemia can cause it, but once diagnosed they often wind up with HYPOcalcemia. Definitely a bit confusing but I Hope that clears it up!