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May 28, 2025 14 min

Biliary, Pancreatic, and Oncologic Disorders

from Nursing Student Deep Dive

In this comprehensive episode we dive into the interconnected—and often complex—world of biliary, pancreatic, and oncologic disorders. These systems are deeply involved in digestion and metabolism, but when things go wrong, the consequences can be life-threatening. This episode equips nursing students with the knowledge needed to recognize, manage, and support patients facing these serious conditions. You’ll learn: The anatomy and function of the biliary and pancreatic systems, and how they impact digestion Key disorders such as cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, pancreatitis, and pancreatic cancer Early signs, lab markers (like amylase, lipase, bilirubin), and diagnostics (e.g., ERCP, imaging) An introduction to oncologic nursing care, including cancer pathophysiology, staging, chemotherapy/radiation basics, and symptom management Nursing priorities for pain control, nutritional support, monitoring for complications, and patient education With real-world scenarios and quick clinical tips, this episode bridges foundational science and bedside care, preparing students for rotations in GI, oncology, or surgical nursing. 🧬 Perfect for: Nursing students studying GI or cancer care in med-surg, preparing for the NCLEX, or wanting to deepen their understanding of complex systemic disorders.

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