A gall stone that blocked the common bile duct in a patient is likely to result in all of the following except

Bile juice emulsifies fats and activates lipases. In the absence of bile juice, digestion of fats is affected. So, undigested fats are egested with faeces (steatorrhoea). Blockage of bile duct also causes elevated bilirubin in blood (obstructive jaundice). Chylomicrons can be formed only when fatty acids and glycerol are absorbed into the mucosal cells.