<prompt> Pancreatitis that has good prognosisGallstone pancreatitisPost operative pancreatitisAlcoholic pancreatitisChronic pancreatitis  <response>: .Ransons prognostic criteria On admission: Old age 55 years Blood sugar 200 mg TC 16,000mm3 Serum LDH 350 IUL Serum SGOT 250 IUL In 48 hrs: Base deficit 4 mEqL Serum calcium 8 mEqL Haematocrit : altered by 10 Aerial O2 PO2 60 mm Hg Extravascular space fluid loss: 6 L Blood urea BUN altered 5 mg of the normal Total score is 11 Scores up to 5 -- better prognosis 5-7 -- equivocal--but dangerous 7 -- is highly dangerous Glasgow criteria Age 55 years PO2 8 KPa Total count 15000 cellsmm3 Serum calcium 2 mmolesL Blood urea 16 mmolL Blood glucose 10 mmolsL 200 mg, no HO diabetes SGPT 200 IUL LDH 600 UL Serum albumin 3.2 gmdl Note: Decrease serum calcium level is worst prognostic indicator of pancreatitis. These scoring systems differ for non gall stone pancreatitis and gall stone pancreatitis. Other scoring systems which are often used are APACHE II Acute Physiology And Chronic Health Evaluation II and SAP simplified acute physiology scoring systems. Twelve variables are used to assess in APACHE II scoring. ref:SRB;S manual of surgery,ed 3,pg no 620 