Questions: Question 2 of 9 Can you select the correct characteristics for each of the following disorders? Drag and drop the characteristics that apply to the disorder to the box. Hepatitis B Positive HBcAg High urinary copper Transmitted by fecal-oral route Range of symptoms Vaccine available Dormant subclinical infection Check Answer

Question 2 of 9 Can you select the correct characteristics for each of the following disorders? Drag and drop the characteristics that apply to the disorder to the box. Hepatitis B Positive HBcAg High urinary copper Transmitted by fecal-oral route Range of symptoms Vaccine available Dormant subclinical infection Check Answer
Transcript text: Question 2 of 9 Can you select the correct characteristics for each of the following disorders? Drag and drop the characteristics that apply to the disorder to the box. Hepatitis B Positive HBcAg High urinary copper Transmitted by fecal-oral route Range of symptoms Vaccine available Dormant subclinical infection Check Answer
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The correct characteristics for Hepatitis B are:

  • Positive HBcAg
  • Range of symptoms
  • Vaccine available
  • Dormant subclinical infection

Explanation:

  1. Positive HBcAg: Hepatitis B core antigen (HBcAg) is a component of the Hepatitis B virus, and its presence indicates an active infection.
  2. Range of symptoms: Hepatitis B can present with a wide range of symptoms, from mild to severe, including jaundice, fatigue, and liver damage.
  3. Vaccine available: There is a vaccine available for Hepatitis B, which is highly effective in preventing the infection.
  4. Dormant subclinical infection: Hepatitis B can exist in a dormant state where the individual shows no symptoms but can still transmit the virus.

Incorrect characteristics:

  • High urinary copper: This is associated with Wilson's disease, not Hepatitis B.
  • Transmitted by fecal-oral route: Hepatitis B is primarily transmitted through blood and bodily fluids, not the fecal-oral route (which is more characteristic of Hepatitis A).
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