Hepatitis B Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

HBV seen in electron microscope

A

Dane particle

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2
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1st antigen to appear ( 1-12 weeks) in HBV

A

HBsAg ( Australian antigen) - SGPT - jaundice
disappear in reverse order

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3
Q

never appear in blood antigen in HBV

A

HBcAg

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4
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marker of replication or infectivity

A

HBeAg

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5
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most common route of transmission

A

Percutaneous exposure

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6
Q

mc cause of transfusion associate hepatitis

A

Hepatitis Bombay

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7
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for transfusion blood tested for

A

HBV ( HBsAg)
HCV (EIA anti-HCV antibody) , PCR HCV RNA
HIV ( ELISA HIV, PCR HIV for window period )
syphilis ( FTA-ABS)
Malaria ( HRP-2 dipstic test)

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8
Q

on PS Malaria falciparum & babesia microti

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malaria : banana shape & maltese cross appearance
babesia microti : cross appearance
vector : Ixodes scapularis
Mx : Atovaquone and Azithral

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9
Q

Mx of Mother to baby transmission of HBV

A

HBIg immunoglobulin < 12 hr to child ( passive immunity) + HBV vaccine 3 dose ( 0,6,10 or 14 week) ( active )

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10
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accidental needle stick injury Mx

A

30% chance of transmission
HBIg IM ASAP within 6hr
1st test HBV PCR
If vaccinated chek HBsAg antigrn titer > 10u NP

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11
Q

Trigger development of HCC

A

HBxAd : CD95 inhibitor extrinsic pathway of apoptosis

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12
Q

Dx of HBV

A

HBsAg viral load : > 2* 10to4 IU/ml + 2*SGPT
Mx : Tenofovir / Entecavir

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13
Q

S.Billirubin increase ( unconjugated )
SGOT increase
SGPT increase
SAP normal

A

Hepatocellular carcinoma

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14
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S.Billirubin increase ( conjugated )
SGOT normal
SGPT normal
SAP more increase

A

Obstructive jaundice

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15
Q

What persist in chronic HBV

A

HBsAg & IgG anti HBc

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16
Q

S.Billirubin increase ( unconjugated )
SGOT normal
SGPT normal
SAP normal
splenomegaly & anemia

A

hemolytic anemia

17
Q

USG in HBV

A

Starry Sky Liver appearance

18
Q

HBsAg + Anti HBc IgM + HBeAg +

19
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HBsAg + Anti HBc IgC + HBeAg +

20
Q

Anti HBc IgG + Anti HBs +

21
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Anti HBc IgM +

22
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AntiHBs + >10 IU/ml

23
Q

Anti HBc IgG +

A

low level carrier/ remote infection

24
Q

chronic HBV Dx & Mx

A

PCR HBV DNA > 2*10to4 IU DNA/ml
Mx : tenofovir 300mg OD for 48 weeks

25
compensated cirrhosis pt
PCR HBV DNA > 2*10to3 IU DNA/ml Mx : tenofovir 300mg OD for 48 weeks
26
Mx of HBV
High glucose diet nausea : Itopride IV ( 10% dextrose )