Hepatitis Virus Flashcards

0
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They have tropism with the liver

A

Hepatitis virus

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1
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Inflammation of the liver

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Hepatitis

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2
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Two classification of hepatitis based on historical perspective

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Infectious

Serum

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3
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Blood borne hepatitis

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Serum

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4
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Easily transmitted

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Infectious

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5
Q

Family and Genus of Hepa A

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Picornaviridae

Hepatovirus

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6
Q

Smallest virus

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Picornaviridae

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7
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MOT of Hepa A

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Fecal oral route

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8
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Does hepa A can cause chronic infection? Why or why not?

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No, self limiting

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9
Q

Hepa A virus is shed in the

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Stool or feces

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10
Q

RIA and EIA in Hepa A diagnosis detects?

A

HAV RNA

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11
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Best method in diagnosing HAV

A

Detection of Anti HAV IgM

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12
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Food and waterborne virus

A

HAV

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13
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Specimen used in Detection of HAV antigen

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Stool

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14
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Specimen in detecting HAV antibody

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Serum

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15
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Virus alike with HAV

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HEV

16
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Family and genus of HEV

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Hepeviridae

Hepevirus

17
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MOT of HEV

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Fecal oral route

18
Q

Waterborne virus fatal to pregnant women

A

HEV

19
Q

Lab diagnosis of HEV

A

Indirect ELISA

20
Q

Only DNA Hepa virus

A

HBV

21
Q

How many genotype present in HBV

A

8

A-H

22
Q

Family pf HBV

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Hepadnaviridae

23
Q

MOT of HBV

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Parenteral, vertical and sexual

24
Q

Australian antigen. Indicates active chronic infection of HBV or incubation period

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HBsAg

25
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Marker of immunity to HBV

A

Anti HBs

26
Q

Best marker during core window period

A

Anti HBc

27
Q

Indicates chronic infection and very infectious HBV

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HBeAg

28
Q

First antibody to be produced during convalescence period

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Anti HBe

29
Q

Specimen of choice for HBc

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Infected hepatocyte

30
Q

Defective virus

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Hepa D

31
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Term used to refer a patient that is simultaneously infected by HBV & HDV

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Coinfection

32
Q

Chronic HBV carrier is infected with HDV

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Superinfection

33
Q

Genus of HDV

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Delta virus

34
Q

Most common NANB

A

HCV

35
Q

Family and genus of HCV

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Flaviviridae

Hepacivirus

36
Q

Post transfusion hepatitis

A

HCV