Hepatitis B, D Flashcards

1
Q

HAV: what cuases damage in HAV?

A

the virus does not kill hepatocytes. The immune response (CD4, CD8 Tcells) causes hepatits

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2
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Ig is given in place of HAV vaccine in populations that can’t get vaccine. WHat are those pops?

A

under 12 months

over 40

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3
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HCV tx: 3 classes plus ribavarin. What are the 3 classes?

A

protease inhibitors
NS5B polymerase inhibitors
NS5A inhibitors

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4
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WHat is the suffux for
protease inhibitors
NS5B polymerase inhibitors
NS5A inhibitors

A

protease inhibitors- previr
NS5B polymerase inhibitors - buvir
NS5A inhibitors - asvir

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5
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What is a cix of protease inh

A

decompensated cirrhosis

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6
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WHat is target and outcome of HBV tx?

A

Treatment for HBV targets HBeAg –>

Treatment rarely results in resolution of infection and treatment may be life-long.

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7
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What are the 2 tx classes for HBV

A

PEGylated IFN

Nucleoside (tide) RT inhibitors-

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8
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What is cix for PEGylated IFN

A

decompensated cirrhosis

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9
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WHat are the 2 First Line tx of HBV and their class?

A

NRTIs: Entecavir or Tenofovir disoproxil

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10
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Wht kind of vaccine is HBV vaccine

A

subunit vaccine containing the HBs protein only and alum

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11
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How many and timing of vaccine doses for HBV

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3 doses: 0, 1, and 6 months

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12
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WHo should get HBV vaccine? 4 categories

A
i. Sexually transmitted:
	□ Have HBsAg (+) partner
	□ Anyone who has STD
	□ MSM
ii. HCW, anyone who handles blood
		Ever taken IV drugs
		Live with HBsAg (+) person
		End stage renal disease
		Person with Diabetes mellitus (infection with glucose monitoring)
iii. Travel to endemic high or intermediate endemic area
iv. HIV +, HCV+
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13
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for HBV: b. If not vaccinated or post-vaccine titers are low What do you give?

A

give one shot HBIG and one shot of vaccine

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14
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HBV: If you never had good response to the vaccine, what do you give

A

give 2 shots of HBIG one month apart

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15
Q

genetic info of HDV

A

-ssRNA

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16
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What happens to levels of HBV-DNA/HbsAg in co-infection between HDV and HBV?

A

HDV often suppresses HBV such that HBV-DNA can be very low or absent in a co-infection. HBsAg is present

17
Q

What is the pattern oif ALT in HBV/HDV co-infection

A

double peak of ALT

18
Q

What is a tx that works and one that doesn’t for HBV/HDV DNA

A

Peg-IFNa works

NRTIs against HBV do not work.