This educational material focuses on the clinical management of pancreatic and biliary disorders, with a primary emphasis on acute and chronic pancreatitis. The sources outline how precipitating factors like alcohol abuse and gallstones trigger autodigestion, leading to severe inflammation, potential tissue necrosis, and life-threatening systemic complications. Readers are guided through diagnostic markers, such as elevated amylase and lipase levels, and physical indicators like Cullen’s sign or pseudocysts. Treatment strategies prioritize pain control, resting the organ through NPO status, and maintaining fluid balance to prevent shock. Finally, the text addresses long-term care, including the necessity of pancreatic enzyme replacement and strict alcohol abstinence for chronic patients.