Which option is a nonviral cause of hepatitis?
2 Hepatitis Online Quiz Questions
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Which statement about preventing hepatitis C with a vaccine is supported by the material?
- A
A vaccine prevents all hepatitis C infections.
- B
A vaccine is available to prevent hepatitis C.
- C
There is no hepatitis C vaccine.
- D
Hepatitis C cannot be caused by a virus.
True or false: Although hepatitis is often acute or self-limited, acute hepatitis can rarely cause acute liver failure.
- A
True
- B
False
What medical term describes yellowing of the skin or eyes, which may occur with hepatitis?
A patient with acute hepatitis already has fatigue and nausea. Which additional findings may occur? Select all that apply.
- A
Fever
- B
Ascites
- C
Joint pain
- D
Bleeding from varices
- E
Dark urine
True or false: A person without jaundice or other symptoms cannot have chronic viral hepatitis.
- A
True
- B
False
Which statement correctly compares the potential for chronic infection among hepatitis A, B, and C?
- A
Only hepatitis A can become chronic.
- B
Hepatitis B and C can become chronic.
- C
Hepatitis A, B, and C all commonly become chronic.
- D
Hepatitis C cannot become chronic.
A person with chronic liver inflammation develops confusion and difficulty thinking. What complication should be considered?
Which are serious complications that chronic hepatitis may lead to? Select all that apply.
- A
Cirrhosis
- B
Improved appetite
- C
Liver failure
- D
Liver cancer
A patient with acute hepatitis has fatigue, nausea, poor appetite, and right-upper-abdominal discomfort. Which additional group of findings may also occur?
- A
Jaundice, dark urine, and pale stools
- B
A rash that is required for diagnosis
- C
Severe itching as the only possible additional finding
- D
No additional findings can occur
Which option is a nonviral cause that can inflame or injure the liver?
- A
Infection with hepatitis A virus
- B
Autoimmune disease
- C
A bacterial infection in every case
- D
A deficiency of dietary fiber
What is the name of the nonviral liver disease associated with an autoimmune cause of hepatitis?
Which statement about hepatitis A, B, and C is correct?
- A
Hepatitis A commonly becomes chronic.
- B
Hepatitis C is prevented by a vaccine.
- C
Hepatitis B and C can become chronic.
- D
Hepatitis B spreads only through contaminated food.
Which viral hepatitis infection is generally acute and does not become chronic?
- A
Hepatitis A
- B
Hepatitis B
- C
Hepatitis C
- D
Both hepatitis B and hepatitis C
If liver inflammation continues over time, which change may develop as part of the progression toward cirrhosis?
- A
An immediate return to normal liver tissue in every case
- B
Fibrosis
- C
Hepatitis A infection
- D
A guaranteed absence of future liver injury
A diagnosis of hepatitis identifies inflammation of the liver, but does not by itself indicate whether that inflammation is acute or chronic. True or false?
- A
True
- B
False
Which route of transmission is common for hepatitis A? Enter the route.
Hepatitis described as has a short-term course.
Hepatitis described as is persistent.
Two patients have liver inflammation. One patient's condition is described as short-term; the other's is described as persistent. Classify each case as acute or chronic and explain the distinction you used.
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