HEPATITIS Flashcards
HEPATITIS VIRUSES
etiologic agent of viral hepatitis type A (infections hepatitis)
HEPA A
HEPATITIS VIRUSES
Associated with viral hepatitis type B (serum hepatitis)
hepa b
HEPATITIS VIRUSES
agent of hepatitis C (Common cause of post-transfusion hepatitis)
Hepa C
HAV
HAV can be transmitted through __________
fecal-oral route
HAV Laboratory Diagnosis
serologic tests
_________-ELISA or RIA
________ is not performed
Anti-HAV IgM
Viral Isolation
PROPERTIES OF HEPADNAVIRUSES:
By means of the intermediate RNA copy of the DNA genome (__________)
HbSAG
HBV (Antigens and Antibodies) I
______: Hepatitis B Virus; Orthohepadnavirus
______:Surface Ag; detectable in large quantity in serum
______; associated with HBV nucleopcapsid; indicates viral replication; circulates as soluble Ag in serum
______; Hepatitis B core antigen
HBV
HBsAg
HBeAg
HBcAg
HBV (Antigens and Antibodies) II
______: Indicates past infection with and immunity to HBV, presence of passive Ab from HBIG or immune response from HBV vaccine
______: presence in serum of HBsAg carrier suggests lower titer of HBV
______: Indicates infection with HBV at some undefined time in the past
______: indicates recent infection with HBV; (+) for 4-6 months after infection
Anti-HBs
Anti-Hbe
Anti-HBc
IgM antiHBC