Hepatitis Flashcards

1
Q

What is the definitive treatment for Hepatitis?

A

Liver transplant

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2
Q

What is Reye syndrome?

A

Fulminant hepatitis MC seen in children associated with Aspirin use during viral infections but may occur without Aspirin use

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3
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A child is seen admitted for intractable vomitting and encephalopathy. On PE you see a rash on the hands and feet along with dilated pupils and minimal response to light. Labs reveal liver damage and multi-organ failure. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A

Reye syndrome

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4
Q

Which hepatitis is associated with spiking high fever?

A

Hepatitis A

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5
Q

When does Hepatitis become Chronic?

A

Disease >6 months

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6
Q

Which types of Hepatitis are associated with Chronic hepatitis?

A

HBV: 10% of becoming chronic
HCV: 80% of becoming chronic
HDV

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7
Q

A patient is diagnosed with Hepatitis, doesn’t matter which one, what is the prognosis?

A

Clinical recovery usually within 3-16 weeks

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8
Q

How does viral hepatitis affect liver function tests?

A
  1. Increased ALT > increased AST (both > 500 if acute)

2. +/- bilirubinemia

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9
Q

If a hepatitis patient experiences an icteric phase, when does it usually occur?

A

After the fever subsides

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