What lab values are assessed for possible pancreatitis? What psychiatric medications are associated with pancreatitis?
- What lab values are assessed for possible pancreatitis? What psychiatric medications are associated with pancreatitis?
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Serum amylase is assessed to detect pancreatittis.normal serum amylase is 25 to 15u/lit.if it is elevated morethan 5 times of normal it would be acute pancreatittis.
It will be elevated from normal but not morethan 3 times is considered as chronic pancreatittis
Risperidone,olanizipine are connected with accute pancreattittis.these are anti-psychotic drug used for schizophrenia and mood disorder
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