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California Association Distance Learning Program
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| This course is configured to be completed on-line. You can register
for the course, submit secure payment using a credit card via PayPal,
take the quiz on-line and receive your graded score.
If you pass, your certificate will be mailed to you from
the CAMLT office. If you fail, you must submit new payment and obtain a new PayPal receipt each time you take the test. A certificate will be issued only if you have paid for re-taking the course and you pass the test. If you want to submit your registration and quiz via fax or mail you should print the Adobe Acrobat version of the course which includes the required Registration/Quiz form. |
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Only the Abstract and Objectives for the course appear on this page. Full Text, References, Questions and Answer Sheet are available by downloading the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) version of the course using the link above. The downloaded course file may be viewed or printed. Course credit may be obtained by submitting your answers to the questions with payment to CAMLT and obtaining a passing grade (70% or better). Quiz answers and payment may be submitted using the Online Registration link above or by Faxing or Mailing the answer sheet with payment to the CAMLT office in Fremont, CA.
Abstract:
Pancreatic function and diseases will be discussed
as a two part series. The first part in the series will cover the exocrine functions
and the second part in the series will discuss the endocrine functions. In this
part there will be a general review of the physiology/ pathophysiology of the
pancreas. Three case histories will be presented representing each of the major
exocrine dysfunctions of the pancreas: acute pancreatitis, chronic pancreatitis,
and pancreatic carcinoma.
Objectives:
After completing this course the participant will be able to:
1. Outline the major exocrine functions and physiology of each.
2. Explain the role of trypsin in the development of acute pancreatitis.
3. Explain the laboratory values found with each pancreatic disease entity and
the pathophysiology.
4. List the most common causes of acute and chronic pancreatitis.
5. Discuss the use of cancer markers in the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
Link to:
Printable Acrobat version of this course
On-line REGISTRATION, PAYMENT
and QUIZ to submit for credit