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Pancreatitis — Flashcards

Pancreatitis — Flashcards

Pancreatitis — Flashcards

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115 flashcards
13 chapters
#1

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) is almost always secondary to another disease, which may be remembered with "STOP Making New Thrombi" S:_____, _____ T: Trauma O: *Obstetric complications P: Pancreatitis (acute) Making: Malignancy New: Nephrotic syndrome Thrombi: Transfusion

#2

In addition to parotitis, mumps may also present with _____, pancreatitis, and aseptic meningitis

#3

Parotitis can present with elevated serum _____

#4

The causes of acute pancreatitis may be remembered with the mnemonic "I GET PP SMASHED": [https://www.ankingmed.com/congratulations] I: _____ G: Gallstones E: Ethanol T: Trauma (e.g. automobile accident in children - seatbelt injury) P: Posterior duodenal ulcer rupture P: Pancreas Divisum S: Steroids M: Mumps A: Autoimmune disease S: Scorpion sting H: HYPERcalcemia or Hypertriglyceridemia/Hyperchylomicronemia E: ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography) D: Drugs (e.g. sulfa drugs, NRTIs, protease inhibitors)

#5

What age group is most commonly affected by pancreatic adenocarcinoma? _____

#6

What is the prognosis of pancreatic adenocarcinoma? _____

#7

Complications of acute pancreatitis include _____ due to activation of coagulation factors

#8

What is the level of insulin in a patient with type 2 diabetes (elevated, decreased, normal)? _____

#9

MEN _____ is associated with parathyroid adenomas

#10

What is the serum calcium level in primary hyperparathyroidism? _____

About Pancreatitis Flashcards for USMLE

These Pancreatitis flashcards are designed for USMLE Internal Medicine preparation, using active recall to help you retain high-yield concepts, clinical correlations, and commonly tested facts. Each card prompts you to retrieve information from memory rather than passively reviewing notes, which research shows leads to significantly better exam performance.

The 115 cards in this deck cover the most important topics in Pancreatitis, including key mechanisms, diagnostic criteria, treatment protocols, and clinical pearls that frequently appear in USMLE examinations. Cards are organised by chapter so you can focus on specific areas or work through the entire topic systematically.

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Are Pancreatitis flashcards free on Oncourse?
Yes, completely free. You can study all 115 Pancreatitis flashcards on this page at no cost. For spaced repetition scheduling and progress tracking, download the Oncourse app.
How do flashcards help with USMLE preparation?
Flashcards use active recall — instead of passively re-reading notes, you retrieve information from memory. Research shows this builds stronger, longer-lasting memories and is one of the most effective study strategies for medical exams like USMLE.
How many Pancreatitis flashcards are available?
There are currently 115 flashcards for Pancreatitis under Internal Medicine, organised by chapter. New cards are added regularly to cover the latest USMLE syllabus.
Can I study Pancreatitis flashcards by chapter?
Yes. The flashcards are organised by chapter so you can focus on specific areas or work through the entire topic systematically. Scroll down to the "Study by Chapter" section to pick a chapter.
What topics do these Internal Medicine flashcards cover?
The cards cover high-yield concepts, clinical correlations, diagnostic criteria, treatment protocols, and commonly tested facts from Pancreatitis. They mirror the depth and style of USMLE questions.

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