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Topic:- Hepatitis E Submitted To: Lecturer Gayatri Mam Submitted by: Roll no:-21 to 25
HEPATITIS E
Content Introduction Incubation period Mode of transmission Diagnosis Clinical features Factors responsible for spread of hepatitis e Prevention and control of hepatitis e
Introduction
Hepatitis E is an acute self limiting disease of the liver caused by hepatitis E virus (HEV) that manifest clinically as acute jaundice.
High risk
young adults and pregnant women
Diagnosis: Clinical features of fever , jaundice Anti HEV antibodies can be detected in serum.
Clinical features
Jaundice Fatigue Dark Urine Yellow Skin Pale Stools Yellow Eyes Abdominal Swelling Fever (mild up to 38o c) Vomiting Nausea Abdominal Pain Ascites Loss of Appetite
REFRENCES
KC Saroj raj , Applied Epidemiology in Nepalese context ,A.K Books Publishers and Distributors. K Park, Parks Textbook of Preventive and Social Medicine,19th edition Suzanne C Smettza , Brenda G Bare, Genice L Hinkle, Kerry H Cheever, Burner and Suddharths Text Book of Medical and Surgical Nursing, 11th edition Internet source