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ons Help See new changes rial 11 + E DE BI VA GOD - 2 3 Since the patient has pancreatitis, they most likely will have decreased levels of potassium in the blood -- a condition known as hypokalemia. The potassium chloride is given to help increase levels of potassium in the blood. 7. Using a flow diagram, give the pathophysiology of a fatty liver 2 to alcoholism. 8. After the symptoms of acute pancreatitis and hepatitis are gone, should Mr. S be on a diet for pancreatitis or for a fatty liver? Explain. 1 Mr. S followed his diet and took his medication and began to feel better. He stayed off the alcohol for three or four days but as he began to have detox symptoms, he started drinking again. During the next six months, he began to have stomach pains different from the epigastric pain he had experienced earlier. He returned to the urgent care clinic, Mr. S was diagnosed with an ulcer and a liberal bland diet was recommended. Although he followed the diet recommendations, he continued to consume alcohol. Mr. S started having the kind of epigastric pain he had had with his previous bout of pancreatitis. When it persisted for several days, he went to the emergency department at the local hospital. His lab test results are listed below: Lab Test Results Lactic dehydrogenase 450 units/L Serum Amylase 200 units/L.