The document summarizes various causes, drugs, and scoring systems related to acute pancreatitis. The main causes of acute pancreatitis are heavy alcohol intake and gallstones, while 15-25% of cases have no clear cause. Other potential causes include hyperlipidemia, abdominal trauma, certain drugs, infections, and anatomical anomalies. The document also lists mnemonics to remember drugs that can cause pancreatitis and factors in the Ranson criteria and HAPS scoring systems used to evaluate acute pancreatitis severity.
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Keypoints for medical student exam during internal medicine rotation
The document summarizes various causes, drugs, and scoring systems related to acute pancreatitis. The main causes of acute pancreatitis are heavy alcohol intake and gallstones, while 15-25% of cases have no clear cause. Other potential causes include hyperlipidemia, abdominal trauma, certain drugs, infections, and anatomical anomalies. The document also lists mnemonics to remember drugs that can cause pancreatitis and factors in the Ranson criteria and HAPS scoring systems used to evaluate acute pancreatitis severity.
The document summarizes various causes, drugs, and scoring systems related to acute pancreatitis. The main causes of acute pancreatitis are heavy alcohol intake and gallstones, while 15-25% of cases have no clear cause. Other potential causes include hyperlipidemia, abdominal trauma, certain drugs, infections, and anatomical anomalies. The document also lists mnemonics to remember drugs that can cause pancreatitis and factors in the Ranson criteria and HAPS scoring systems used to evaluate acute pancreatitis severity.