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Chapter 1

Learning the basics of viral hepatitis

Refresh your knowledge about the etiology, clinical presentation, and basic diagnostic principles of viral hepatitis in this introductory chapter on viral hepatic infections.
5 Lessons
9m 43s
Learning the basics of viral hepatitis intro
38s
Recognizing the clinical presentation of hepatitis
1m 59s
Considering different causes
3m 36s
Exploring viruses and their diagnostics
3m 30s
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Chapter 2

Diagnosing a hepatitis A virus infection

Learn about the pathogenesis of HAV infections, how to interpret lab results to diagnose an acute infection, and how to distinguish between past infection and vaccination.
6 Lessons
11m 56s
Diagnosing a hepatitis A virus infection intro
30s
Understanding the pathogenesis and course of an HAV infection
3m 42s
Getting to know HAV lab markers
4m 20s
Diagnosing an acute infection
1m 45s
Differentiating a past infection from vaccination
1m 39s
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Chapter 3

Identifying a hepatitis B virus infection

In this chapter, you’ll cover the pathophysiology of HBV infections, HBV lab markers, and learn to distinguish between chronic and acute infections.
6 Lessons
17m 23s
Identifying a hepatitis B virus infection intro
44s
Understanding the pathogenesis and course of an HBV infection
5m 58s
Getting to know HBV lab markers
3m 32s
Diagnosing an acute versus a chronic infection
3m 34s
Differentiating a past infection from vaccination
3m 35s
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Chapter 4

Spotting a hepatitis C virus infection

Learn all about HCV infections and master classic screening algorithms to manage special clinical situations and discrepant lab results with confidence.
6 Lessons
14m 49s
Spotting a hepatitis C virus infection intro
37s
Understanding the pathogenesis and course of an HCV infection
4m 25s
Getting to know HCV lab markers
2m 36s
Diagnosing an HCV infection
3m 21s
Mastering special situations
3m 50s
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Chapter 5

Recognizing a hepatitis D virus infection

In this chapter, you’ll learn about the dependency between HDV and HBV and how to interpret lab results to distinguish between a coinfection and a superinfection.
5 Lessons
11m 40s
Recognizing a hepatitis D virus infection intro
45s
Understanding the pathogenesis and course of an HDV infection
4m 30s
Getting to know HDV lab markers
3m 45s
Differentiating coinfection from superinfection
2m 40s
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Chapter 6

Confirming a hepatitis E virus infection

Learn all you need to know to test, and diagnose, an acute or chronic HEV infection.
5 Lessons
9m 21s
Confirming a hepatitis E virus infection intro
33s
Understanding the pathogenesis and course of an HEV infection
4m 33s
Getting to know HEV lab markers
1m 47s
Diagnosing an HEV infection
2m 28s
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Teachers of this course
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Anna Wonnerth, MD
Anna is a Certified Family Physician and Specialist in Clinical Chemistry.
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CME credit information
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of CME Consultants and Medmastery GmbH. CME Consultants is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CME Consultants designates this enduring material activity for a maximum of 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.