Hepatitis Flashcards

1
Q

Types of hepatitis transmitted by the fecal-oral route

A

Hep A and E
These are acute types; E can be severe in pregnancy

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2
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Mode of transmission for hepatitis B

A

Blood, sexual contact, perinatal

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3
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Modes of transmission for hepatitis C

A

Blood(needle sharing & transfusions before 1992)
Perinatal

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4
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Mode of transmission for hepatitis D

A

Blood
Must already be infected with hepatitis B

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5
Q

Dx tests for Hep A

A

HAV IgM antibodies

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6
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Dx testing for Hep B

A

HbV DNA
HBsAg
Anti HBs

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7
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Dx testing for Hep C

A

HCV RNA
IgG- confirms active infection

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8
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Dx testing for Hep D

A

HDV RNA(acute infection)
Anti HDV antibodies

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9
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Dx testing Hep E

A

HEV IgM
HEV RNA

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10
Q

What are the stages of acute hepatitis

A

1-Incubation( exposure to onset of symptoms)
2-Prodromal( early symptomatic phase before jaundice; non-specific symptoms that resemble the flu)
Icteric( jaundice, intense immune response)
Convalescnet ( recovery)

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