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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
Confirmatory marker for Virimic stage of Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection is:
A HBV DNA
B Anti-HBcgG
C HBsAg
D Anti -HBs
Infection with hepatitis E virus
A Occurs in epidemic forms in developing countries
B Has a higher mortality rate in pregnant women
C Occurs more often in developed countries
D Has a higher incidence rate in children
E Animal strains of HEV are common in western world
Severe infection with hepatitis E virus are seen in
A Pregnant women
B Children
C Adult
D Infants
E Both infant and children
Universal precaution against hepatitis B virus infection during surgery are wearing
A Double gloves
B Special spectacles for eye protection
C Protective shoes
D Personal protective equipment
E N95 mask
Immunological markers associated with autoimmune hepatitis are
A LKM-1
B ANA
C CD 118
D Soluble liver antigen
E P-ANCA
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
Hepatitis A Infection
A Never cause chronic liver disease
B Can cause acute liver failure
C May have prolonged cholestatic course
D Cannot be prevented by vaccination
E Has no prodromal period
Hepatitis A virus
A Is transmitted by oro-fecal route
B Can be prevented by both active & passive immunization & good oral hygiene
C Sensitive to chlorination
D Is an important cause of cirrhosis of liver
E Is killed by boiling water for ten minutes
Hepatitis C virus
A Is an RNA virus
B Leads to chronicity in 80% of the cases
C Mostly causes acute symptomatic infection
D Can be prevented by vaccination
E Can be transmitted by oro-fecal route

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