63. 如未接種 B 型肝炎疫苗及無 B 型肝炎抗體的牙醫師,在治療病人時,受到 B 型肝炎
(hepatitis B)感染,該如何處理?
(A) 立即注射干擾素
(B) 立即注射 HBIG(hepatitis B immunoglobulin)
(C) 立即注射干擾素及 HBIG(hepatitis B immunoglobulin)
(D) 立即注射 HBIG(hepatitis B immunoglobulin)並接種 B 型肝炎疫苗
統計: A(3), B(27), C(130), D(400), E(0) #1243433
詳解 (共 1 筆)
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At the first visit to the doctor or clinic, blood tests may be done. There are no tests which can show whether a person has been infected with hepatitis B or any other infection from an exposure within the past couple of days. These first blood tests are done to check whether that person has any sign of previous infection with hepatitis B, or prior immunity to hepatitis B virus.
Tests will be repeated at six weeks, three months and six months. After infection with hepatitis B, it may take some time for the infection to show up in blood tests. This is called the window period, which is up to six months for hepatitis B. A person cannot be sure there is no infection until the test at six months is negative.
Blood tests can show whether a person has prior immunity to hepatitis B virus. This could be from past infection or from an earlier vaccination. If there is no immunity, an injection of immunoglobulin can be given. This provides protection against recent exposure to hepatitis B virus. Hepatitis B immunoglobulin does not provide long term protection against hepatitis B virus.
Hepatitis B vaccination is recommended as safe and effective long term protection against hepatitis B virus. It is given as three injections over six months.