Hepatitis 1 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
Q

how long does acute viral hepatitis last?

A

weeks to months

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2
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how long does chronic viral hepatitis last?

A

years to lifetime

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3
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what is fulminant disease hepatitis?

A

sudden severe acute liver failure

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4
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features of viral hepatitis?

A

jaundice, dark urine, pale faeces, flu-like

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5
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does virus cause hepatocyte damage?

A

nope, usually immune response

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6
Q

can hepiatitis cause cancer?

A

yes

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7
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what is cirrhosis?

A

scarring from chronic liver damage

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8
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Which hepatitises are infectious?

A

A and E

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9
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Which hepatitises are ‘serum’?

A

B,D and C

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10
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are hepatitis viruses cytolytic?

A

no

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11
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what happens if you are exposed to hep early in life? 2 things

A

less severe acute disease

higher rates of chronic infection

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12
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are hepatitis viruses related to each other? do you get cross protection?

A

no

no cross protection

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13
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Which hepiatitises are acute?

A

A and E

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14
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Which hepiatitises are chronic?

A

B,C,D

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15
Q

where does Hep A replicate first?

A

in intestinal epithelia

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16
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can Hep A survive stomach?

A

yes

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17
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Hep A is enveloped? dsRNA? + or -

A

non-enveloped (+)ssRNA virus

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18
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where does Hep A replicate second?

A

liver

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19
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How does Hep A transmit mainly?

A

food/water contamination

20
Q

How is HBV and HCV mainly transmitted?

A

IV drug/sexual

21
Q

increased ALT liver enzyme indicates what?

A

presence or replicating virus

22
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acute infection Hepatitis levels for IgG and IgM?

A

high for IgM

low for IgG

23
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chronic infection Hepatitis levels for IgG and IgM?

A

low for IgM

high for IgG

24
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Hep A IgM ELISA is good or bad for dx?

A

good
sensitivity >90%
Specificity >99%

25
are nucleic acid tests for hep A better or worse for ELISA?
inferior to ELISA
26
Hep A incubation period?
15-50 days | average 30 days
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do kids <6 get symptoms for Hep A?
<10%
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how long do hep A symptoms last?
2-3 weeks
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how long do you have to give HAV post-exposure immune globulin?
14 days
30
treatment for Hep A?
supportive rehydration and nutrition
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Hep A virus vaccine is cheap or expensive?
expensive
32
Hep A virus vaccine how created?
grown in culture inactivated whole firus with formalin >95% effective after 1 dose
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Hep E is enveloped? tough? fragile?
non enveloped/fragile
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what is Caliciviridae?
Hep E
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Hep E outbreaks usually cause of?
contaminated water
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person-to-peron transmission in Hep E?
minimal
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Hep E incubation?
2-10 weeks | 40 days average
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Hep E fatalities?
low overall | preg: 15-25%
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Hep E vaccine?
nope.
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100% of adult Hep E get?
jaundice
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what is a feature in 50% of Hep E cases?
cholestasis
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Hep E affects which cells? 3 things
intestinal muscosa Kupffer cells Hepatocytes
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Hep E secreted?
in faeces
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Hep E diagnosis best way? for who usually?
ELISA assay for travelers and outbreaks
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can you use immune serum globulin for Hep E?
NOPE.
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treatment for Hep E?
supportive therapy