4.3 J) Iv) Gastrointestinal Hepatic Disorders Hepatitis

Front 1

Hepatitis B Serology
1. HBsAg = ?
2. Anti-HBc IgM = ?
3. AntiHBc IgG = ?
4. HBeAg = ?

Back 1

1. HBsAg = Acute Hepatitis
[ or carrier state if > 6 months]
2. Anti-HBc IgM = Acute HBV

[ + High infectivity]
3. Anti-HBc IgG = Previous HBV Infection
4. HBeAg = Ongoing Viral replication
= High Infectivity
= Chronic Hepatitis

Front 2

Serology For Acute HBV infection ?

Back 2

1. HBsAg
2. Anti-HBc IgM [ + High Infectivity]

Front 3

Serology For HBV Chronic Infection ?

Back 3

1. HBeAg
2. HBsAg

Front 4

Serology for HBV Carrier State ?

Back 4

1. HBsAg [ If present for > 6 months]
2. Anti-HBc IgG [ previous infection]

Front 5

In regards to HBV serology , HBeAg means ?

Back 5

1. Ongoing Viral replication
2. High Infectivity
3. Chronic Hepatitis

Front 6

In regards to HBV serology , Anti-HBsAg means ?

Back 6

Anti-HBsAg = Previous Infection / Vaccination
= Immunity

= Hepatitis B Antibody

Front 7

In regards to HBV serology , HBV DNA

means ?

Back 7

• Complete virus is present
• High infectivity

Front 8

Categories of Non-Viral Hepatitis

Back 8

1. Alcoholic
2. Non-Alcoholic steatohepatitis {NASH}
3. Drug-induced
4. Autoimmune

Front 9

Drug Induced Hepatitis Pathophysiological types (3)?

Back 9

1. Necroinflammatory {cytolytic}
2. Cholestatic
3. Mixed

Front 10

Causes of Drug-induced Cytolytic Hepatitis ?

Back 10

Drug-Induced Cytolytic [ Hepatocellular ]

Hepatitis

1. Paracetamol
2. Isoniazid
3. Dantrolene

Front 11

Drugs causing Cholestatic Hepatitis

Back 11

1. Chlorpromazine
2. Erythromycin
3. Flucloxacillin
4. Phenothiazines
5. NSAIDS

Front 12

Hepatitis-Inducing Drugs / Drug Groups {10}?

Back 12

1. Allopurinol
2. Chlorpromazine {Phenothiazines}
3. Dantrolene
4. Erythromycin
5. Halothane
6. Isoniazid
7. NSAIDS
8. Paracetamol
9. Phenytoin
10. Sulphonamides