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HEPATITIS-B

Justin Clyde Ebas English

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HEPATITIS-B

Liver
- Inflammation to liver
  - Liver cell destruction
    - Necrosis of Liver acini Cells
      - Liver Enlargement
        Mononuclear infiltrates
        Autolysis
        anorexia, nausea, vomiting, urticaria,rashes, arthralgias
        Decrease ability to remove toxins from bloodstream
        Increased bilirubin levels
        Darkened urine, Jaundice
        Scarring of liver
        Cutaneous
        Jaundice , Rashes
        Rashes
        Hematology
        CNS
        Encephalopathy
        Myelitis
        Encephalomyelitis
        Cognitive Impairment
        Cardiopulmonary
        Constitutional
        Fever
        Fatigue
        Heart Failure
        Cardiomyopathy
        COPD
        Asthma
        Leukopenia
        Anemia
        Bleeding Problems
        GI
        Abdominal pain
        Nausea and vomiting
        Loss of Appetite
        Diarrhea
        Internal Bleeding
        Musculoskeletal
        weakness
        Joint pain
        Arthritis
        Osteoporosis
        Muscle Soreness
        Renal
        Glomerulonephritis
        Darkened Urine
        Mild/severe proteinuria
        Polyarteritis Nodosa
        Mesangial Proliferative
        Glomerulonephritis (MesPGN)
        Nursing Management Health Teachings and Interventions
        Pharmacological Intervention
        Medical - Surgical Intervention
        Laboratory/ Diagnostic Studies
- Physiology of the liver
  - Blood Reservoir
    - recieves dual blood supply from portal vein and hepatic artery
  - metabolism
    - Glucose regulation-fatty acid synthesis- transamination
  - detoxification
    - removal of ammonia and drugs
  - storage site
    - Vitamin A - Vitamin B12 - Iron
- Anatomy Of Liver
  - Hepatobiliary System
Viral Infection of the Liver
- Epidemiology
  - A
    - Developing countries with poor sanitary condition and hygienic practice
  - B
    - Western Pacific Region and the WHO African Region
  - C
    - Eastern Mediterranean and European Region
  - D
    - Mediterranean, Middle East, Pakistan, Central and North Asian, Japan
  - E
    - Resource - poor areas with Frequent water contamination - Areas with safe drinking water supplies
- Predisposing Factors
- Precipitating Factors