Pancreatitis - Medical-Surgical- Gastrointestinal System (GI) |

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2:01 I remember CULLEN'S SIGN like this: Cullen starts with a "C", and you can put your hand in the shape of a "C" and it'll go around your belly button. So the sign is around your belly button.

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As soon as I heard Cullen's sign, I linked it with Edward.

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Cullen’s Sign = Belly 2 L’s in Cullen and Belly helps me remember :)

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Edward Cullen (for Cullen’s Sign) and Bella (for Belly) 😂

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[@DawnRN86]

So our instructors said that with acute pancreatitis, the glucose is not affected: only with chronic pancreatitis. Many of us that watched this video missed those questions on our exam. Just an FYI for students to be sure that you know what your instructors are expecting on nursing exams.

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Oh my gosh my brain literally went to Edward Cullen from the Twilight Saga as well lol

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Edward Cullen love it

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Came at the perfect time w the practice questions

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Cullen’s: U for around the umbilicus (:

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I have constant diarrhea . It’s been over 10 days. No, pain but slight bloating. Diarrhea once everyday . I have taken different meds but nothing is helping .

[@NV-vx9eo]

What is the reason for decreased calcium levels with pancreatitis?

[@LevelUpRN]

Hi there! Great question; the exact cause of hypocalcemia in pancreatitis remains unknown. Here is an interesting article about hypocalcemia and pancreatitis! www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4810896/

[@syedbatoor6876]

In pancreatitis, especially acute pancreatitis, the release of pancreatic enzymes (like lipase) into the pancreatic tissue and surrounding areas leads to the breakdown of fats into fatty acids. These fatty acids then bind to calcium in the blood, forming insoluble calcium salts in a process called saponification. This lowers the amount of free calcium in the bloodstream, leading to hypocalcemia.

[@ikazukison2]

can my dog get pancreatitis if he eats two sticks of butter off the counter?