Module 3: Hepatitis Management

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which HAV vaccines can be used alone?
Havrix or Vaqta

* 2 shots at 0 and 6 mo

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Name and vaccine schedule of HAV and HBV combined product?
* Name: Twinrix
* Dose: 0,**1**, 6 mo

→ can be abbreviated for travelers
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Can Immune Globulin be used in BOTH pre and post-exposure
Yes

* Pre: for older adults, immunocompromised persons, persons with chronic liver disease going to high HAV region
* Post: within 14 days
* same criteria as pre
* addition to persons who is allergic to the vaccine or a vaccine component
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Which HBV vaccine is given at 0 and 1mo?
HBV- CpG (Heplisav-B)
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When should we treat chronic HBV?

1. ALT is elevated
2. HBV DNA is elevated
3. Liver histology: moderate to severe inflammation or fibrosis

regardless of the status of HBeAg

→ trx when pt is in immune active phase or immune reactivation phase
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What is the most ideal treatment response measures for chronic HBV?
Loss of HBsAg

(NOT HB==e==Ag)
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Which HBV drug is the most potent?
entecavir
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What are endpoints for HBeAg (+) pts?
* trx at least a year (same with HBeAg negative)
* HBeAg conversion to anti-HBe (+)
* Undetectable HBV DNA
* Additional 6 mo of trx

==(not need 6 more mo for HBeAg NEGATIVE)==
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which meds should we use for HBV if pt has NO co-infection with HIV?
Peginterferon

or Adefovir
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which meds should we use for HBV if pt HAS co-infection with HIV?
Tenofovir as a backbone

* add Lamivudine or Emtricitabine
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Is pt asymptomatic in early stage of HCV?
NO

→ pt will be asymptomatic until LATE stage

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Will HCV result in EXTRA-hepatic manifestations?
Yes

* problems with Cryoglobulinemia, Skin conditions, Insulin resistance, and TII DM, Lymphomas
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Which HCV genotype is the most prevalent worldwide?
Genotype 1b
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Virological response is clinical endpt?
NO

it’s a surrogate endpoint
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how many weeks after we initial the HCV trx should we expect UNDETECTABLE viral load?
12 weeks
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Virological relapse
End of trx response, but detectable viral load during 12 weeks **after trx ends**
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Simplified Trx for HCV Trx Naive Pts w/out Cirrhosis
Adults with chronic HCV (any genotype) w/out cirrhosis and w/out previous trx

* NOT eligible:
* Prior HCV trx
* Cirrhosis
* HBV positive
* Currently pregnant
* Known or suspected HCC
* Prior liver transplant
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Do we need to take Gleca/Pibrent with food?
Yes

* 8 weeks
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How long do we use Sofos/Velpat for Naive, no cirrhosis?
12 weeks
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Elbasvir/Grazoprevir can only be used for Genotype 1 and 4?
TRUE

→ not need renal adjustment

→ also shouldn’t use with any anti-HIV agents