KROK 1 2021 – Question 71 · KROK (Medicine) · Pharmacology
A man has acute pancreatitis. What medicines must be prescribed in this case, to prevent pancreatic autolysis?
- A. Chymotrypsin
- B. Protease activators
- C. Protease inhibitors
- D. Amylase
- E. Trypsin
Hint
Consider what premature activation of digestive enzymes inside the gland does to pancreatic tissue, and choose the therapy that opposes that process instead of adding to it.
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