Hepatitis Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

What is hepatitis?

A

Inflammation of the liver and destruction of hepatocytes

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2
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What viruses cause hepatitis?

A

Hepatotropic viruses- they have an effect on the liver

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3
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What are the symptoms of hepatitis

A

Jaundice- yellowing of eyes/skin, elevated levels of transaminases present in the blood

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4
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What hepatotropic viruses are there?

A

Hepatitis A-E

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5
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Hepatitis C transmission?

A

Bloodborne

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6
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Hepatitis B transmission?

A

Bloodborne, unprotected sex, mother to baby

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7
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Hepatitis D can only infect those infected with?

A

Hepatitis B

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8
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Which hepatotropic viruses can cause chronic infection?

A

Hepatitis B, C and D

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9
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Genome of hepatitis C?

A

+ssRNA

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10
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Genome of hepatitis B?

A

dsDNA-RT

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11
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Baltimore classification of hepatitis C?

A

Group IV

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12
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Baltimore classification of hepatitis B?

A

Group VII

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13
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Is there a vaccine for hepatitis C?

A

No

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14
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Is there a vaccine for hepatitis B?

A

Yes

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15
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Is hepatitis B curable?

A

No

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16
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Is hepatitis C curable?

17
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Hepatitis A and E are spread via?

A

Fecal oral route

18
Q

Which people are most likely to develop chronic HBV infection?

A

Children

The risk decreases with age

19
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When was HBV added to the routine vaccination programme in the UK?

20
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HCV symptoms in the beginning?

A

There are no symptoms of early infection

Tends to be asymptomatic

21
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Hepatitis D can only infect individuals already infected with?

22
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Chronic infection can progress to?

A

Liver cirrhosis, carcinomas or liver-failure

23
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HBV is more infectious than HIV by how many times?

A

100 times more infectious than HIV

24
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Children infected with HBV are at the greatest risk of developing?

A

Chronic infection

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HBV genome?
dsDNA-RT
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HCV genome?
+ssRNA
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Majority of HCV infections become?
Chronic
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Majority of individuals infected with HCV develop?
Chronic infection
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What determines susceptibility to developing chronic HBV infection?
The age you are infected at | The young are much more vulnerable
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Which hepatoviruses are spread through the fecal-oral route?
HEV and HAV
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Which hepatoviruses result only in acute infection?
HEV and HAV