At the hospital, Jake was diagnosed as suffering from pancreatitis, which affects the function of his pancreas. Explain how the digestion of major nutrients (carbohydrates, proteins and fats) maybe impacted if the pancreas is unable to function normally.  (Include the enzymes and processes that are involved)

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