4.3.3 Treatment of Hep B and C Flashcards by Miles Sanderson | Brainscape

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What are some HBV “pearls”

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What are some treatment considerations in HBV?

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What are the characteristics of Tenofovir?

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What are the important serologic markers of Hepatitis (HIGH YIELD)

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What is the best tool to combat HepB?

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Screening

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What is important about Epclusa?

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It works on all genotypes

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What is the difference between Hep B infected patients with E Ag positive vs E Ag Neg?

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E Ag positive patients will be replicating virus at higher level

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How can you distinguish chronic vs recovered HepC infection?

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Chronic - Anti-HCV + and HCV RNA PCR +

Recovered - Anti - HCV + and Negative RNA PCR

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Patients with HCV should stop what?

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DRINKING!

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Most patients with viral hepatitis present in what manner?

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Asymptomatic

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D

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What is the pattern of Acute HCV infection with progression to chronic?

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What are the phases of HepB infection?

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Describe the Clinical course of Hepatitis B (HIGH YIELD) GOING TO BE ON TEST!

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What are the serologies of fulminant Hepatitis B infection?

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HBsAg+, HBc IgM +

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What is the marker of hepatocellular carcinoma?

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Alpha fetoprotein

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C

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What are the serologic markers of inactive Chronic Hep B phase?

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What are the characteristics of the Hep B - E antigen?

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C

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What is the pattern of Acute HCV infection with Recovery?

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Fill out this table (High yield)

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Describe the clinical course of Chronic infection in Hep B (HIGH YIELD)

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Describe the HBV screening algorithm?

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Compare HepB and C

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What is the main risk of therapy in HepB?

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Resistance

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What percentage of people with HepC infection develop chronic state?

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75%

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What are the side effects of the IFN and riboviron treatments?

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What are the characteristics of Entecavir

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