3S [LAB]: Rapid Tests pt. 1 Flashcards
Inflammation of the liver that is caused by a variety of agents including viruses
Hepatitis
Hepatitis virus:
Epidemic hepatitis; infectious hepatitis
Hepatitis A
Incubation time of hepatitis A
28 days
Hepatitis virus:
Serum hepatitis
Hepatitis B
Complete viral particle of hepatitis B virus
Dane particle
Hepatitis virus:
Transfusion-related hepatitis
Hepatitis C
First antigen to be detected in hepatitis B infection
HbsAg
Hallmark of infection of hepatitis B
HbsAg
HepB:
Positive in the early phase of acute infection and persists in chronic infection
HbsAg
HepB:
IgM subclass of anti-HBc and observed during acute infection
Anti-HBc IgM
HepB:
Might become positive during severe exacerbation of chronic infection
Anti-HBc IgM
HepB:
Develops around 3 months after infection
Anti-HBc total
HepB:
Viral protein usually associated with high viral load and high infectivity
HBeAg
HepB:
Neutralizing antibody that confers protection from infection
Anti-HBs
T/F: The detection of anti-HCV confers immunity to the hepatitis virus
False
Confirmation test after a positive anti-HCV result
NAT
An alternative approach to diagnose the viremic infection of hepatitis
Detection of HCV core (p22 antigen)
Formerly known as lymphoadenopathy associated virus
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
Most prevalent group of HIV1
M
Subgroup of HIV1-B that is transmitted through anal sex
B
Subgroup of HIV1-B that is transmitted through vaginal sex
E
HIV strain prevalent in West Africa
HIV2
Major target cell of HIV
CD4+ Th cells
HIV co-receptor that mediates the entry of T-cell tropic strains
CXCR4