Viral Hepatitis

Question 1

which two viral hepatitis is spread via blood and body fluids?

Answer 1

B

C

Question 2

which two viral hepatitis is spread via faeco-oral matter?

Answer 2

A

E

Question 3

healthcare users, drug users, sex workers are at risk of which two viral hepatitis ?

Answer 3

B

C

Question 4

poorly cooked food can cause which two hepatitis?

Answer 4

A

E

Question 5

which Hepatitis has
shortest incubation period?

how long is this period?

Answer 5

A

2 - 4 weeks

Question 6

which Hepatitis has
longest incubation period?

how long is this period?

Answer 6

B

6-20 weeks

Question 7

which hepatitis is Double stranded DNA hepadnavirus?

Answer 7

B

Question 8

which two hepatitis has no vaccines?

Answer 8

C

E

Question 9

which two hepatitis have vaccines?

Answer 9

B

A

Question 10

which hepatitis is usually self-limiting but has a 20% mortality in pregnancy?

Answer 10

E

Question 11

Which hepatitis has a 3-8 week incubation period?

Answer 11

E

Question 12

Which two hepatitis can become chronic?

Answer 12

B

C

Question 13

Hep D can only occur with which hepatitis?

Answer 13

C

Question 14

How long do you need to have hepatitis for for it to be called chronic?

Answer 14

6 months

Question 15

Which two hepatitis are only ever acute?

Answer 15

A

E

Question 16

can you breastfeed with Hep B

Answer 16

yes

Question 17

can Hep B be transferred mother to child when pregnant?

Answer 17

yes

Question 18

person is HBsAg.

what is their hep B status?

Answer 18

infected

Question 19

person has anti-HBc IgG.

what is their Hep B status?

Answer 19

chronic infection/post-chronic infection

Question 20

how many doses are there for the Hep B vaccine?

Answer 20

3 doses

Question 21

at what months is the Hep B vaccine given?

Answer 21

2,3,4 months

Question 22

how much anti-HBs is needed to be classed as protected?

Answer 22

> 100 mIU/ml

Question 23

1st line Mx for Hep B infection?

what type of drug is this?

Answer 23

pegylated interferon alpha

antiviral

Question 24

chronic Hep C infection can cause what joint symptom?

Answer 24

athralgia

Question 25

chronic Hep C infection can cause what eye syndrome?

what are the two hallmark symptoms of this disease?

Answer 25

Sjogren’s syndrome

dry mouth
dry eyes

Question 26

first line Ix for Hep C?

Answer 26

HVC RNA

Question 27

incubation period for hep C?

Answer 27

6-9 weeks

Question 28

can hep C be transferred mother to child in pregnanc?

Answer 28

yes

Question 29

which hepatitis is usually self-limiting and rarely a serious problem?

Answer 29

hep A

Question 30

all pregnant women are offered hep B screening.

true or false?

Answer 30

true

Question 31

person has hepatitis with porphyria cutanea tarda.

what hepatitis do they have?

Answer 31

C

Question 32

1st line Mx for Hep C?

-what are the two most standard option

Answer 32

Daclatasvir + sofosbuvir OR
simeprevir + sofosbuvir

with/without ribavirin

Question 33

Hep E has a licences vaccine in wide use.

true or false.

Answer 33

false

Question 34

most people will clear a Hep C infection so it does not become chronic.

true or false?

Answer 34

false

Question 35

which hepatitis is RNA flavivirus?

Answer 35

Hep C

Question 36

sofosbuvir is used against which hepatitis?

Answer 36

C

Question 37

is hep A dna or rna?

Answer 37

RNA

Question 38

is hep E dna or rna?

Answer 38

RNA

Question 39

drug you give to treat Hep B?

Answer 39

pegylated interferon-alpha

Question 40

is hep B dna or rna?

Answer 40

DNA

Question 41

is hep C dna or rna?

Answer 41

RNA