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Ammonia:
Increased
Because of the rise in insulin and marked rise of glucagon
Amylase:
Increased
Because of sudden inflammation of the pancreas make digestive
enzyme higher than normal
Lipase
Increased
Acute and chronic inflammation of the pancreas makes the digestive
enzyme higher.
AST
Increased
Due to obstruction in the biliary ducts
ALT
Increased
Due to obstruction in the biliary ducts
Blood urea nitrogen(BUN)
Increased
due to hemoconcentration
Creatinine
Increased
Due to increased pancreatic necrosis.
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