Which risk increases when gallbladder bile secretion encounters occlusion?

💡 Explanation

Gallbladder occlusion prevents bile delivery which impacts fat digestion via emulsification; therefore, increased fat malabsorption results because lipids aren't adequately processed, rather than affecting acidity, muscle function or erythrocyte synthesis.

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