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Markers usually present in a hepatitis B carrier with chronic active hepatitis are
A HbeAg
B HBV-DNA
C HbsAg
D Anti-HBs
E Anti-HBc IgM
Chronic hepatitis B infection is characterized by
A HBeAg either positive or negative
B SGPT level twice of normal limit
C HBsAg positive for less than 6 months
D HBV DNA level less than 10000 copies/ml
E Histologically minimal hepatitis
Causes of chronic hepatitis include
A Alpha-I antitrypsin deficiency
B Hepatitis- C virus
C Haemochromatosis
D Hepatitis- E virus
E Hepatitis- A virus
Chronic hepatitis can occur by
A Hepatitis B virus
B Hepatitis C virus
C Cytomegalo virus
D Hepatitis A virus
E Hepatitis E virus
Acute hepatitis is caused by non-hepatotrophic viruse/s is/ are
A Cytomegalovirus
B Dengue virus [Davidson/24th/Box-13.34/P-287]
C SARS-Cov-2
D Hepatitis B virus
E Hepatitis C vims
Drug induced hepatitis may be caused by
A Isoniazid
B Rifampicin
C Pyrazinamide
D Ethambutol
E Streptomycin
Fulminant hepatitis is caused by
A Hepatitis A
B Hepatitis B
C Wilson disease
D Phenytoin
E Galactosaemia
Acute hepatitis is caused by non - hepatotrophic viruses/s is/ are
A Cytomegalovirus
B SARS-Cov-2
C Dengue virus
D Hepatitis B virus
E Hepatitis C vims
Chronic pancreatitis is caused by
A Alcohol
B Cystic fibrosis
C Ingestion of cassava
D Gall stone disease
E Aspirin
Example of chronic disorders caused by leukocyte induced injury are
A Arthritis
B Asthma
C Atherosclerosis
D Glomerulonephritis
E Septic shock

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