CLINICAL CARE PATHWAY FOR ACUTE PANCREATITIS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EARLY

CLINICAL CARE PATHWAY FOR ACUTE PANCREATITIS: Recommendations for early multidisciplinary management

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1. Serum Amilase

2. Serum Lipase

3. C-reactive protein: CRP

4. Procalcitonin: PCT

5. Profile ACID-BASE balance

6. Electrolyte panel: Cl – Na – K

7. Prothrombin time: PT

8. CBC. Hemogram

9. Urea - BUN

10. Blood glucose

11. Creatinine

12. Serum clacium

13. Serum phosphorus

14. Cholesterol

15. Uricemia

16. Alkaline phosphatase

17. Proteinogram

18. Proteins

19. Albumin

20. Total bilirrubin

21. GPT/ALT

22. GOT/ASAT

23. GammaGT

24. LDH e isoenzymes

25. Triglycerides and lipids

26. Lactate

 This profile is requested at the time of the first evaluation of the patient.
 Previously the doctors involved should agree on this profile.

B. Profile pancreatic. Acute Pancreatitis - every 12 hours or 24 hours.

The patient can be found at emergency room, room of Gastroenterology, Surgery or ICU room:

1. Serum Amilase

2. C-reactive protein: CRP

3. Procalcitonin: PCT

4. Profile ACID-BASE balance

5. Electrolyte panel: Cl – Na – K

6. Prothrombin time: PT

7. CBC. Hemogram

8. Urea - BUN

9. Blood glucose

10. Creatinine

11. Serum clacium

12. Serum phosphorus

13. Total bilirrubin

14. GPT/ALT

15. GOT/ASAT

16. Lactate

• This pattern is used during the first three days.

• A serum bank is requested to store sera (OPTIONAL).

• Will develop a common database for all the services involved (OPTIONAL)

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