Q 1. Kazal type (SPINK 1) is best related to

Q 2. false about bile salts

Q 3. risk factors for ERCP pancreatitis include

Q 4. Turner sign of severe necrotizing pancreatitis is due to

Q 5. lipolytic enzymes secreted by pancreas are

Q 6. Pearson syndrome is characterized by

Q 7. bicarbonate in pancreatic secretion is related to

Q 8. in pancreatitis cellular injury results in liberation of

Q 9. following is an accurate predictor of sverity and death when measured early in the course of acute pancreatitis

Q 10. following statements is false

Q 11. cathepsin is best related to

Q 12. enzyme enterokinase is found in

Q 13. erythematous skin nodules in acute pancreatitis is due to

Q 14. CCK releasing factor (CCK-RF) is present in

Q 15. type of trypsinogen in human pancreatic juice include all except

Q 16. prtease inhibitors are found in

Q 17. following can lyse and inactivate trypsin

Q 18. what level of hypertriglyceridemia causes acute pancreatitis

Q 19. drug related acute pancreatitis

Q 20. abdominal pain due to pancreatitis location

Q 21. fat necrosis associated with pancreatic disease is seen in

Q 22. increased incidence of pancreatitis is due to deficiency of

Q 23. most common cause of acute pancreatitis

Q 24. following is a risk factor for severe acute pancreatitis

Q 25. enzymes that cleaves lysine isoleucine bond of trypsinogen to form trypsin is

Q 26. Cullens sign of severe necrotizing pancreatitis is due to

Q 27. proteolytic enzymes secreted as inactive precursors are called

Q 28. activation , chemoattraction & sequestration of neutrophils in pancreas occur in which phase of pancreatitis

Q 29. exudation of blood and plasma proteins into retroperitoneal space due to activated proteolytic enzymes in acute pancreatitis is termed as

Q 30. serum triglycerides elevated by all except

Q 31. pancreas secretes following enzymes