Acute Pancreatitis - CRASH! Medical Review Series

(Disclaimer: The medical information contained herein is intended for physician medical licensing exam review purposes only, and are not intended for diagnosis of any illness. If you think you may be suffering from any medical condition, you should consult your physician or seek immediate medical attention.)

[@nurseveronica]

Thank you for the case study. One of the best reviews I've seen.

[@elvirascox]

I have been listening to your lectures throughout block III nursing. Your USMLE lectures broadened my knowledge and helped me to excel during our simulations. Thank you!

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Thank you, nice lecture!

[@ksbarot]

your all videos are very good. please upload more such videos

[@Dnyakurda]

Thank u v much Dr for uploading these awesome vedios

[@naz674]

Love your lectures thanks alot

[@Gamafoi1]

that is amazing lecture sir 👍

[@imrantahir9837]

Hi Doc., Do we not use Marshall Scoring system in Acute Pancreatitis?. Thanks for a wonderful Video btw.

[@blaisedajpiji9526]

what about antibiotic prophylaxis for therapy. Greetings from Vienna! Great video!

[@studymedeasyn5527]

we dont give opioids like morphine for the pain because it cases contraction of sphincter of oddi that may deteriorate pancreatic obstruction

[@studymedeasyn5527]

By the way the video is great!

[@marvingroves8456]

Isnt this debated?

[@abdullahf300]

Controversial

[@gme5400]

Beautiful! No I can go in and tell my doctor exactly what’s wrong with me. Oh and he hates it.

[@mohammadaladawi7671]

can any one please tell me the pathophysiology of ARDS in acute pancreatitis paitents

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

A damage to the pulmonary vasculature caused by activated trypsin leads to increased endothelial permeability.

[@DrSulaimaan]

Pancreaticenzymes activate coagulation cascade to form clotting on the blood vessel and that is further leads DIC .
In the case of ARDS pancreatic enzymes also digest alveolar sack leading ARDS ..

[@mathiassari6499]

👍💯🚀

[@sentinelislander5239]

for biliary colic arent we be going first for ercp? plx expliain

[@miltono7523]

biliary colic is a stone which intermittently blocks the Cystic duct. no ERCP needed

[@morganophelia5963]

an they do this at an ER cus i was treated like crap today ... the hospital i went to i had 2 not 1 but 2 repeat full cut open gall bladder surgeries as i couldn't get it done laparoscopically due to too much scar tissue from prior surgeries for a prior Renel mass and appendicitis in 2014 for a stuck gall stone in my bile duct then 3 years later in 2017 had horrible pain again same side identical to fist gall bladder pain as it turns out they only did a partial removal in 2014 so they had to remove the whole thing in 2017 due to rein infection .. well anyways lo and behold starting yesterday im having horrible pains again and it feels just like gall bladder pain again even though it's not there and it radiates to my chest bone and onto my back between the shoulder blades. no ct scan no mri only an ultra sound and blood work and urine work done ... within 5 minutes of talking to me the LPN was certain it was acid reflux NO NOT ACID REFLUX ... it feels like a clenched fist in my chest and back and while it's clenched it hurts so bad especially to breathe then it releases it will do this about 5 times or so then quits but then comes back worse everytime .. i told her nothing was working for my pain and Alievi an NSAID made it worse ..so what does she do loads me up on toradol an NSAID and gave me throat numbing solution which did nothing to help my chest and back pain but only exacerbated the pain ... she refused to give me an actual pain meds that worked not even an oral one !!! to go home with or treat me with while at the hospital but only gave me more toradol after 3 hours which made my pain so terrible then just writes my discharge as gird