PPT-Table 2-1. Interpretation of hepatitis a laboratory results
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Total antiHAV AntiHAV IgM Interpretation Positive Positive Current infection recent infection or recent vaccination Positive Not done Previous infection or current
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Table 2-1. Interpretation of hepatitis a laboratory results: Transcript
Total antiHAV AntiHAV IgM Interpretation Positive Positive Current infection recent infection or recent vaccination Positive Not done Previous infection or current infection cannot differentiate recent from remote infection or prior vaccination . Contents. Objective. Definitions and terminology. General investigation principles. Investigation stages. Initial Laboratory Investigation. Full-Scale OOS Investigation. Additional Laboratory Testing. v1.0. Laura Biggins. Interpretation. Library. Contamination. Biological. Interpretation. Technical. Tracking. Interpreting results. QC and visualisation still important. Easy to draw wrong conclusions from the data . Cd:. Simple . Trends in Complex . Nuclei. D. T. . Yordanov for the . COLLAPS collaboration. The Shell . Model. 1. s. 1. p. 1. d. 2. s. 1. f. 2. p. 1. s. 1. p. 3/2. 1. p. 1/2. 1. d. 5/2. 2. s. 1. d. 3/2. Sarah Dean. Lecture Overview. Types of Samples. Types of Stains. Interpretation of results. Clinical . vs. Research. How do we ensure those results are valid?. Use of controls. UK NEQAS scheme. Types of analyses/statistical tests. Carolyn A. Ragland. August 2008 . Hepatitis C. *. Paraenterally. transmitted. Contact with infected blood / blood products. Blood transfusions – no longer the culprit . * US – most likely reason, sharing of needles. Criteria Type. Criteria. Clinical. An acute illness with a discrete onset of any sign or symptom consistent with acute viral hepatitis (e.g., fever, headache, malaise, anorexia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, or dark urine) . Condition. National Notification Criteria*. Print Criteria†. Hepatitis. . A. Confirmed. Confirmed. Acute . hepatitis. . B. Confirmed. Confirmed. Chronic . hepatitis. . B. Confirmed. . and. . probable. HBsAG. Total anti-HBc. Anti-HBc . IgM. Anti-HBs. HBV DNA. Possible Interpretation*. –. –. –. –. –. Never infected: susceptible if never vaccinated or vaccine failure. +. –. –. –. + or . Scenario. Confirmed. . hepatitis. . A*. . AND…. Classification. Rationale. Hepatitis. . C. . virus. . (HCV). . test. . conversion. *. . documented. Confirmed. . acute. . hepatitis. . C. انواع هپاتیت و. تفسیر بالینی تست . ها. جعفر حاجوی. دکتری. تخصصی ایمنی شناسی پزشکی. Objectives. Define some clinical terms of hepatitis. Criteria Type. Criteria. Age. >. 24 months of age, . OR. <. 24 months of age and the mode of exposure was not perinatal . Clinical . No symptoms are required. People with chronic hepatitis B might have no evidence of liver disease or might have a spectrum of diseases ranging from chronic . Data. . Source. Usefulness. Birth Certificates. Birth. . certificate. . data. . can. . be. . matched. . with. . surveillance. . data. . to. . identify. . infants. . born. . to. . gestational. Test. . Outcome*. Interpretation†. Further. . Actions. Nonreactive. . hepatitis. . C. . virus. . (HCV). . antibody. No HCV. . antibody . detected. No. . further. . action. . required. . Joy . Nkeiruka. Dike-. Ndudim. , Olivia . Chisom. . Amadi. , . Chizaram. Winners . Ndubueze. and Dennis . Chimezie. . Nwosu. Presented by. *. Chizaram. Winners . Ndubueze. of the. Department of Medical Laboratory Science, Faculty of Health Sciences, Imo State University, .
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