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Táo bón is not a symptom of acute pancreatitis. Acute pancreatitis is characterized by severe abdominal pain, weight loss, and diabetes caused by pancreatic dysfunction. Táo bón refers to constipation, which is not typically associated with acute pancreatitis.

The most common cause of chronic pancreatitis is alcohol consumption.

The correct answer is 30000UI (90000USP) because it provides the appropriate dosage of the medication for each meal. The other options either provide too little or too much of the medication, which could lead to ineffective treatment or potential overdose.

The given correct answer is "Điều trị nguyên nhân" (Treating the cause). This means that treating the underlying cause of pancreatitis is an important part of the treatment plan. The other options listed - reducing pain, managing malabsorption, and treating complications - are all valid components of treatment as well, but addressing the root cause is crucial for long-term management and prevention of further episodes.

The correct answer suggests that the presence of any of the following criteria can be used to diagnose chronic pancreatitis: calcification of the pancreas, histological evidence of chronic inflammation, or abnormal pancreatic ducts observed on imaging tests such as ERCP, CT, or MRCP according to the Cambridge classification system. These criteria are considered reliable indicators of chronic pancreatitis and can be used to make a diagnosis.