Question #1: Can a patient that undergoes surgical removal of the gallbladder (cholecystectomy) still produce bile? Why or why not? Question #2: What diet recommendations would you suggest to a patient that just underwent surgical removal of the gallbladder? Why would you suggest these diet recommendations? Question #3: Can a gallstone provoke pancreatitis? Why?

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