A: Hepatitis A
B: Hepatitis B
C: Hepatitis C
D: Hepatitis D
E: Hepatitis E
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- Today, all babies usually get vaccines ___ the hepatitis B virus, but there is not yet a vaccination for hepatitis C.
- Today all babies usually get vaccines ____ the hepatitis B virus, but there is not yet a vaccination for hepatitis C. A: against B: again C: to
- Mother to infant transmission may transmit A: hepatitis A B: hepatitis B C: hepatitis C D: hepatitis D
- Polluted water may cause the outbreak epidemic of______ A: hepatitis A B: hepatitis B C: hepatitis C D: hepatitis D
- Assuming that a vaccine against hepatitis C was developed. To evaluate the effectiveness of this vaccine, the population that should be selected as the research object is A: People infected with hepatitis C B: People with low incidence of hepatitis C C: People who have been infected with hepatitis C and have antibodies in their bodies D: High-risk population of hepatitis C E: People who have been infected with hepatitis B
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Assuming<br/>that a vaccine against hepatitis C was developed. To evaluate the<br/>effectiveness of this vaccine, the population that should be<br/>selected as the research object is ( ) A: People<br/>with low incidence of hepatitis C B: People infected with hepatitis C C: People<br/>who have been infected with hepatitis B D: High-risk population of hepatitis C
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The reduction of liver dullness can be seen in A: Acute hepatitis B: Liver abscess C: Acute hepatic necrosis D: Hepatic cyst E: Liver cancer
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What is the most likely diagnosis of this specimen?[img=979x589]1803a0373c900cd.jpg[/img] A: hepatitis A B: cirrhosis complicated with hepatocellular carcinoma C: hepatitis B D: hepatocellular steatosis
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Which of the following is NOT the basic pathological changes of chronic viral hepatitis() A: Inflammation B: Cirrhosis C: Fibrosis D: Cell apotosis
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Which of the following is not a main clinical manifestation of acute viral hepatitis? A: Loss of appetite B: Fatigue C: In some cases jaundice D: Hepatomegaly and liver function impairment E: Emaciation