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IMMUNE 1 LEC > SUMMARY OF HEPATITIS > Flashcards

SUMMARY OF HEPATITIS Flashcards

1
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Serum hepatitis

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HBV

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2
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Post transfusion hepatitis

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HCV

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3
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Non A and Non B hepatitis

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HCV

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4
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Picornaviridae ssRNA

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HAV

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5
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Hepadnaviridae dsDNA

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HBV

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6
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Flaviviridae ssRNA

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HCV

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7
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Deta virus; requires HBV for replication

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HDV

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8
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Caliciviridae ssRNA

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HEV

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9
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15-45 days

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HAV

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10
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45-160 days

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HBV

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11
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15-150 days

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HCV

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12
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30-60 days

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HDV

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13
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15-60 days

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HEV

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14
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Fecal-oral

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HAV
HEV

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15
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Sex, blood transfusion, sharing of needles, transplacental saliva, breastmilk

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HBV
HDV

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16
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Sex, blood transfusion, sharing of needles, transplacental saliva, breastmilk, hemodialysis

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HCV

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17
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Infectious hepatitis

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HAV

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18
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• Present in stool and plasma for an average of 18 days after the clinical of disease

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HAV RNA

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19
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• Indicates recent infection

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Anti-HAV IgM

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20
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• Develops 2-3 weeks after ingestion and persists up to 3-6 mos

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Anti-HAV IgM

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21
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• Develops 1-2 weeks after IgM

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Anti-HAV IgG

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22
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• Present for life

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Anti-HAV IgG

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23
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• Active hepatitis B

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HbsAg

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24
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• Acute infection and infectivity

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HbsAg

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25
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• General marker of infection

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HbsAg

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26
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• Active hepatitis B with high degree with increased risk of infectivity

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HBeAg

27
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• Circulating for HbcAg

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HBeAg

28
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• Current or recent and hepatocellular acute hepatitis B

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Anti-HBc IgM

29
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• Important in diagnosing during window period.

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Anti-HBc IgM

30
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• Current or past hepatitis B

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Total anti-HBc

31
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• Recovery from hepatitis B

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Anti-HBe

32
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• Immunity to hepatitis B or past infection

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Anti-HBs

33
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• Acute, atypical, or occult hepatitis B

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HBV DNA

34
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• Viral load may be used to monitor effectiveness of therapy

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HBV DNA

35
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• Generally used to diagnose Hepatitis C infection.

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Anti-HCV

36
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• 4 weeks after infection (not reliable)

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Anti-HCV

37
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• Used in monitoring he response to antiviral therapy

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HCV-RNA

38
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• Diagnosis in the acute phase

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HCV-RNA

39
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• Identification of HCV genotype

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HCV-RNA

40
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increase risk infectivity

Indicated that virus has high degree of infectivity

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Envelope antigen

41
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Progression to chronic state

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HBV
HCV
HDV

42
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No Progression to chronic state

A

HAV

HEV

43
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Acute, self limiting

A

HAV

HEV

44
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Most: acute

A

HBV

45
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Others: Chronic (10%-90%), cirrhosis, risk of Ca

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HBV

46
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80-85% will have a chronic disease

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HCV

47
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15-20% spontaneous resolution

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HCV

48
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Super infection/ coninfection with Hepatitis B

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HDV

49
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Acute selflimiting

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HAV

HEV

50
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Fluminant liver failure in pregnant women

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HEV

51
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(+) Early infection

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Anti-HBc IgM
Total Anti-HBc
HBeAg
HBV DNA

52
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(-) Early infection

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Anti-HBs

Anti-HBe

53
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(+) Window

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Anti-HBc IgM
Total Anti-HBc
HBV DNA

54
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(-) Window

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HBeAg

HBsAg

Anti-HBs

Anti-HBe

55
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(-) Convalescent

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56
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(+) Convalescent

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57
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(+/-) Convalescent

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58
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(-/+) Convalescent

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59
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(+/-) Chronic

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60
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(-/+) Chronic

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61
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(+) Chronic

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62
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(-) Chronic

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63
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(-) Post vaccination

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64
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(+) Post vaccination

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IMMUNE 1 LEC (28 decks)

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