Hepatitis Flashcards

1
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signs of hepatitis

A

jaundice in whites of eyes or skin
enlarged liver and spleen
asterixis and coma (in fulminant hepatitis with hepatic encephalopathy)
extrahepatic symptoms in rare cases

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symptoms of hepatitis

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most are asymptomatic
flu-like symptoms
fever
fatigue/malaise
anorexia
N/V/D
dark urine
pale-appearing stools
pruritis
abdominal pain
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3
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Hep A virus prevention

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good personal hygiene and proper disposal of sanitary waste
frequent handwashing after using restroom/prior to eating
Hep A vaccine or IGIM if at high risk

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4
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HAV vaccine ADRs

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injection site reaction
headache within 5 days
fatigue
children may have sleep disturbances

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5
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when should a second dose of HAV vaccine be given?

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6 months after the first

covers 100% prophylaxis

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6
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most common ADRs of HBIG

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erythema at injection site
headaches
myalgia
fatigue
uticaria
N/V
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7
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vaccination schedule for HBV

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first injection
second injection at 1 month
third at 6 months

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8
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advantage of pegylated INF

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once weekly dosing!!

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9
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advantages of INF therapy

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finite duration of treatment
lack of resistance
possible HBsAg loss or seroconversion

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10
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INF ADRs and disadvantages

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ADRs - fatigue, headache, insomnia, irritability, depression, suicidal ideation, allopecia, dermatitis
need for subcutaneous injections

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11
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INF BBWs

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neuropsychiatric adverse events

autoimmune, ischemic, or infectious disorders

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12
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lamivudine ADRs

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fatigue
N/V/D
headaches

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13
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lamivudine BBWs

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lactic acidosis
hep B exacerbations after discontinuation
HIV resistance may emerge

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14
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adefovir ADRs

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asthenia
abdominal pain
diarrhea
dyspepsia
headaches
nausea
flatulence
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15
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adefovir BBWs

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lactic acidosis
Hep B exacerbations with discontinuation
HIV resistance
dose-related nephrotoxicity

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16
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entecavir ADRs

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fatigue
N/V/D
headaches
abdominal pain
dyspepsia
flatulence
adjust for renal dysfunction
17
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entecavir BBWs

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lactic acidosis
Hep B exacerbations with discontinuation
HIV resistance

18
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treatment of choice for HCV

A

pegylated interferon alpha-2a and 2b

19
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ribavirin ADRs

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fatigue
headache
insomnia
nausea
anemia
20
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ribavirin BBWs

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hemolytic anemia
not monotherapy!!!
pregnancy cat X
use caution in ventilation patients

21
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treatment combination for HCV

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pegylated INF
ribavirin
boceprevir or telaprevir
all for 48 weeks

22
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boceprevir ADRs

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fatigue, chills, insomnia, irritability, dizziness, headache, alopecia, dry skin, rash, N/V/D, abnormal taste, anorexia, dry mouth, anemia, neutropenia, weakness, dyspnea, thrombocytopenia

23
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telaprevir ADRs

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fatigue, rash, pruritis, hyperuricemia, N/V/D, hemorrhoids, anorectal discomfort, anemia, lymphopenia, hyperbilirubinemia, abnormal taste, anal pruritis, thrombocytopenia