এখন দেখুনতো নিচের সমস্যাগুলো সমাধান করতে পারেন কিনা। উত্তরগুলো কমেন্টে লিখুন:
A patient comes with HBsAg (+),
AntiHBs (-),
AntiHBc IgM (+),
HBeAg (+),
AntiHBe (-)
So what’s the diagnosis?
A patient comes with HBsAg (+),
AntiHBs (-),
AntiHBc IgG (+),
HBeAg (+),
AntiHBe (-)
So what’s the diagnosis?
A patient comes with HBsAg (+),
AntiHBs (-),
AntiHBc IgG (+),
HBeAg (-),
AntiHBe (+)
So what’s the diagnosis?
A patient comes with HBsAg (-),
AntiHBs (-),
AntiHBc IgM (+),
HBeAg (-),
AntiHBe (+)
So what’s the diagnosis?
A patient comes with HBsAg (-),
AntiHBs (+),
AntiHBc IgG (+),
HBeAg (-),
AntiHBe (-/+)
So what’s the diagnosis?
A patient comes with HBsAg (-),
AntiHBs (+),
AntiHBc IgM (-),
HBeAg (-),
AntiHBe (-)
So what’s the diagnosis?
Answer is:
1.acute hepatitis B infection with active replication.
2.chronic hepatitis B with active replication.
3.chr. Hepatitis B infection with low transmissibility.
4.acute hepatitis B (window period) with low transmissibility.
5.previous hepatitis B infection.
6.post vaccination state. Raiyyan Tahsan.Date:-2-2-2025 Sunday Time:-8-28-55 Am
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