GASTROINTESTINAL AND LIVER DISEASE – Exercise 30

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Q 1. false regarding HEV

HEV replicates in cytoplasm

genotypes 1 and 2 are human viruses

genotype 3 and 4 are swine viruses

none of the above

Q 2. HDV RNA requires which of the following for its replication

Host RNA polymerase I

viral RNA polymerase I

Host RNA polymerase II

viral RNA polymerase II

Q 3. HEV related to

flaviviridae

hepeviridae

rhabdoviridae

arenaviridae

Q 4. following is associated with more severe outcome of HBV infection

infection with precore genetic mutants of HBV

concomitant HDV and HBV infections

in liver transplantation for end stage chronic hepatitis B

all of the above

Q 5. which of the following is false about HCV

40-60 nm in diameter

9600 nucleotide RNA virus

its half life is 2.7 hours

none of the above

Q 6. most common cause of acute hepatitis in India

hepatitis A

hepatitis B

hepatitis C

hepatitis E

Q 7. HBV infection in neonatal period is associated with all except

acquisition of immunologic tolerance to HBV

absence of acute hepatitis illness

almost invariable establishments of chronic infection

never go into cirrhosis & hepatocellular carcinoma

Q 8. following is a member of family flaviviridae

yellow fever virus

dengue virus

hepatitis c virus

all of the above

Q 9. HCV genotypes differ one from another in sequence homology by

10%

20%

30%

40%

Q 10. incubation period of acute hepatitis E infection is

1 to 2 weeks

2 to 4 weeks

3 to 8 weeks

6 to 12 weeks

Q 11. in hepatitis c virus genome which of the following functions as an ion channel

Q 12. HCV masquerade as which of the following

viriod

nucleocapsid protein

lipoprotein

CD81 receptor

Q 13. false about HCV

HCV enters hepatocyte via CD81 receptor

HCV infection does not induce lasting immunity against reinfection

most sensitive indicator of HCV infection is the presence of HCV RNA

none of the above

Q 14. ORF1 encodes which of the following nonstructural proteins

methyltranseferase

cysteine protease

helicase

all of the above

Q 15. which hepatitis earlier called nonA-non B hepatitis

hepatitis A

hepatitis B

hepatitis C

hepatitis E

Q 16. first detectable event during acute hepatitis C progressing to chronicity

HCV RNA

HCV DNA

elevated ALT

elevation and disappearance of anti-HCV

Q 17. following is the structural gene in hepatitis C virus genome

all of the above

Q 18. false about HEV

enveloped virus

single stranded positive sense RNA genome

genome is 7.6 kb in length

genome contains three open reading frames

Q 19. number of HCV genotypes identified is

Q 20. which ORF in hepatitis E virus gene encodes the non structural enzymatic activities required for viral replication

ORF1

ORF2

ORF3

all of the above

Q 21. HBV infection acquired during adolescence or early adulthood is associated with all except

robust host immune response

acute hepatitis like Il28llness

failure to recover is the exception

chronicity is common

Q 22. Epidemic non A non B hepatitis relates to which of the following

hepatitis A

hepatitis B

hepatitis C

hepatitis E

Q 23. following is an HDV protein

HDAg

HDsAg

HDeAg

all of the above

Q 24. which of the following statements is false

patients with defects in cellular immune competence are more likely to remain chronically infected with HBV

chronic HBV infection can occur in the absence of serum hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg)

most characterstic histologic feature of chronic HBV infection is ground glass hepatocyte due to intracellular accumulation of HBsAg

none of the above

Q 25. folowing acts as an animal reservoir contributing to the perpetuation of HEV

swine

bird

fish

dog

Q 26. false about delta virus

HDV antigen is expressed in hepatocyte nuclei

intracellular replication of HDV RNA can occur without HBV

duration of HDV infection determined by duration of HBV infection

in acute HDV infection anti HDV detected before symptoms appear

Q 27. following nonstructural regions of hepatitis C virus genome codes for RNA dependent RNA polymerase

NS3

NS4

NS5A

NS5B

Q 28. false regarding HEV

HEV RNA is detectable in stool guring incubation period

HEV RNA is detectable in serum during incubation period

IgM antibody is undetectable during recovery

none of the above

Q 29. following statement is false

hepatitis B virus is not directly cytopathic

HBcAg invites cytolytic T cells to destroy HBV infected hepatocytes

inactive hepatitis B carriers can have normal liver histology

none of the above

Q 30. in HEV gene encoding nucleocapsid protein

ORF1

ORF2

ORF3

all of the above

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