Hepatitis Flashcards

1
Q

Peak titers of ______ occur during the first week of clinical disease and disappear within 3-6 months

A

IgM

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2
Q

Titers of ______ rise after one month of the disease an may persist for years

A

IgG

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3
Q

_____ in the absence of ____ indicates previous exposure to hep A virus, non infectivity an immunity

A

IgG without IgM

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4
Q

Hep A has an incubation time of __________

A

4 weeks

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5
Q

Detect _______ during acute illness when serum aminotransferase is high and fecal shedding is still occuring

A

anti-HAV

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6
Q

Early antibody response is _____ - for 3 months

A

IgM

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7
Q

During recovery _______ becomes dominant

A

anti-HAV IgG

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8
Q

To make an early diagnosis use early __________

A

IgM anti-HAV

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9
Q

After illness, __________ remains detectable indefinitely, pts that establish this are immune to reinfection

A

anti-HAV IgG

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10
Q

First virologic marker of Hep B

A

HBsAg

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11
Q

_________remains elevated during the entire time of acute hep B and beyond

A

HBsAg

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12
Q

Earliest marker of Hep B

A

HBsAg

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13
Q

_________is a core antibody- reflects infection in the past but is not useful by itself

A

Anti-HBc

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14
Q

_________ appears during incubation period, shortly after the detection of HBsAg

A

HBeAg

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15
Q

_________ indicates viral infectivity

A

HBeAg

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16
Q

Persistence of _________beyond 3 months indicates and increased likelihood of chronic hep B

A

HBeAg

17
Q

__________signifys diminished viral replication and decreased infectivity

A

anti-HBe

18
Q

The presence of ________ is the most specific and sensitive to early detection of hep B

A

HBV-DNA

19
Q

Serum aminotransferase are ______in hep B

A

higher

20
Q

___________positive mothers may transmit HBV at delivery

A

HBsAg

21
Q

When to admit with Hep B

A

encephalopathy
liver failure
unable to maintain hydration

22
Q

______________ indicates that you either have hep C now or you have had it at some point

A

Anti-HCV

23
Q

Treatment with ____________ for 6-24 decreases the risk of chronic hep C

A

peginterferon

24
Q

_____________ may be added if HCV RNA is not cleared after 3 months of peginterferon

A

ribaviran

25
Q

HDV causes hep D only in the presence of __________

A

HBsAg

26
Q

MC cause of acute liver failure

A

acetaminophen tox