Across
- 2. Medication given to replace digestive enzymes
- 5. First-line imaging for pancreatitis
- 9. Enzyme often elevated in acute pancreatitis
- 10. Priority nursing intervention
- 13. Retroperitoneal bleeding causing flank bruising
- 14. Medication class NOT routinely used unless infection present
- 16. IV fluid commonly used for resuscitation
- 17. Severe complication causing respiratory failure
- 18. Inflammation of the pancreas
Down
- 1. Initial diet order during acute pancreatitis
- 3. Umbilical bruising seen in hemorrhagic pancreatitis
- 4. Surgical or imaging complication of pancreatitis
- 6. Most common cause of chronic pancreatitis
- 7. Back-radiating abdominal pain location
- 8. Hormone deficiency leading to diabetes
- 11. Fatty, foul-smelling stools
- 12. Imaging of pancreatic ducts without endoscopy
- 14. Lab value that may be normal in chronic pancreatitis
- 15. Yellowing of skin and eyes from bile obstruction