1.
Jane L, was seen in ER with severe epigastric pain radiating to back.
Lab diagnostic shows
Amylase - 738 IU/L
Amylase is in a very high range, Normal value of Amylase in the body is 10 to 110 IU/L
Lipase - 3970 IU/L
Lipase also in the very high range, Normal value of Lipase in the body is 31 to 186 IU/L
yGT - 335 IU/L
Normal range of yGT is 13 to 86 IU/L
2.
Patient symptoms and lab values indicate Pancreatitis.
Infection and inflammation of the pancreas is called Pancreatitis.
3.
2 most common cause of Pancreatitis is..
Gall bladder stones
Alcohol intake
4.
Amylase and Lipase is critical in the diagnosis of Pancreatitis.
Amylase and Lipase are 2 powerful digestive enzymes of the pancreas which helps in digestion, Increased level of Amylase and Lipase indicates an infection and inflammation of the pancreas.
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