•Define
hepatitis, viral hepatitis
•Learn
about the 5 different types of viral hepatitis
•Learn
more about hepatitis A and B:
–The
scope of the disease
–Signs/symptoms
–Risk
factors and prevention
•Communicable
disease may be transferred from the reservoir to the host in variety of ways.
•Direct
Transmission
•Indirect
Transmission
•Hepatitis
means inflammation of the liver
–Hepat
(liver) + itis
(inflammation)= Hepatitis
•Viral
hepatitis means there is a specific virus that is causing your liver to inflame
(swell or become larger than normal)
ACUTE:
•Viral
hepatitis
•Non-viral infection
•Alcohol
•Toxins
•Drugs
•Ischemic
hepatits
•Autoimmune
•Metabolic
diseases
•
CHRONIC:
•Viral
hepatitis
•Alcohol
•Drugs
•Non-alcoholic
steatohepatitis
•Autoimmune
•Heredity
ACUTE:
•Malaise
•Muscle
and join ache
•Fever
•Nausea
or vomiting
•Loss
of apetite
•Abdominal
pain
•Dark
urine
•Jaundice
CHRONIC:
•Malaise,
tiredness, weakness
•Weight
loss
•Peripheral
oedema
•Ascites
5
types:
A: fecal-oral
transmission
B: sexual
fluids & blood to blood
C: blood
to blood
D: travels
with B
E: fecal–oral transmission
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