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Definition
| IV drug use is a risk factor for? |
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Definition
| Mexican Food is a risk factor for? |
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Definition
| What to drugs are a risk factor for hepatitis? |
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Definition
| What are the two type of core HBV antigens |
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Definition
| What antibody can you see in HBV window period of acute infection |
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| when neither HBsAg or HbsAb ca be seen |
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Definition
| What is HBV window period |
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Term
1. CBC/CMP (liver)
2. anti HAV/HCV
3. HBsAg
4. HBsAb
5. anti HBc (probably most important)
6. HBeAg (infectivity)
7. APAP level (acetaminophen)
8. HbA1c (3 month blood sugar) |
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Definition
| What 8 tests are ordered when you diagnose hepatitis |
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Term
| because non-alcoholic staetohepatitis is a type of hepatitis caused by diabetes which can be measured by HbA1c |
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Definition
| WHy look at HbA1c for hepatitis screening? |
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Definition
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| If you have +anti IgM HBc but no surface antigen yet |
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Definition
| How can you tell if Hep virus is an acute infection? |
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1. fought off hep B
2. Immunized |
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Definition
| Surface antigen antibody tells us 2 things? |
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Term
1. Prodrome before jaundice: anorexia, N/V, fatigue, arthralgias, headache, photophobia, pharyngitis, cough
2. enlarged tender liver (RUQ pain)
3. Splenomegaly, cervical LAD
4. Dark urine, clay colored stools
5. ELEVATED AST/ALT |
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Definition
| Symptoms of Acute viral Hepatitis |
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Term
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Definition
| Oralfecal hep virus transmission? |
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Term
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Definition
| Sexual transmitted hep virus? |
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Term
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Definition
| Blood transmitted hep virus? |
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Term
B,C,D (with HBV)
All cause Cirrhosis as well |
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Definition
| Hep viruses which cause chronic infx? |
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Term
A. picornaviridea
B hepadnaviridea
C flaviviridae
D deltaviridae
E caliciviridae |
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Definition
| Virus Family names for each hep Virus? |
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Definition
| What antibody makes sure you do not get a false negative during window period? |
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Definition
| HBeAb presence mean you are_____ |
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Definition
| In chronic infx there is not seroconversion of_____ |
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Definition
| HBsAb is protection against______ |
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Term
Wilson's disease
Hereditary hemochromatosis
a1 antitrypsin deficiency |
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Definition
| 3 metabolic genetic hepatitis disorders |
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Definition
| Pregnant women often have what type of hepatitis due to being immunocompromised |
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Definition
| What is a risk factor for anyone who had a blood transfusion before 1970 |
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Definition
| what test is always done when HBV/HCV postitive |
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Definition
| HBsAb needs to be great than____to show immunity when doing titers |
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active infection
cleared infection |
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Definition
IF HCV RNA + and anti HCV= _______
IF no HCV RNA + and anti HCV =_______ |
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Definition
| Vaccination will not have what seriologically |
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Term
YES with IFN, ribavirin
this is due to genetic material not being incorporated into genome. |
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Definition
| Is HCV infection curable? |
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Term
| IL28B- favorable prognosis |
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Definition
| Tells us response to INF for hep pts. |
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Definition
| What procedure is slowly replacing liver biopsy to find cirrhotic liver |
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Term
Cardiac
Metabolic
Psychiatric
Ophthalmology |
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Definition
| Other Exam workups needed when given Ribavirin and INF |
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Term
Young
NOT African American
minimal fibrosis
no metabolic syndrome
genotypes 2-3 |
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Definition
| What are some favorable prognostic factors? |
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