Case Report: Hepatitis B
Case Report: Hepatitis B
Case Report: Hepatitis B
CASE REPORT
Hepatitis B
• Name : Mr. M
• Gender : Male
• Address : Makassar
• Present illness : 15 year old boy come to the hospital for control
with complaints of fatigue. There was no fever, no seizures, no coughing,
no chest tightness and no jaundice. The child is lost of appetite, defecation
is normal and brown in color, urination is normal and yellow in color.
History of jaundice was approximately 2 months ago. Hospitalized and the
screening test with reactive HBsAg result and HBV-DNA 9,6x104.
Patient has a history of mothers with Hepatitis B positive since 2016.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
• Temperature : 36,8°C
• Shape : Normocephal
• Deformity : None
• Tophi : (-)
• Hearing : Normal
NOSE
• Bleeding : (-)
• Mucus : (-)
MOUTH
• Lip : Cyanosis (-), Dry (-)
• Percussion : Sonor
• Palpation : No thrill
• Percussion : Normal
• Inspection : Flat
• Inspection : Symmetrical
• Edema (-)
HBV : liver infection caused by the hepatitis B virus. HBV can cause and liver
infections. Incubation period: 75 days (around 30-180 days). The hepatitis B virus
can survive outside the body for at least 7 days. During this time, the virus can still
cause infection if it enters the body of a person who is not protected by the
vaccine. The virus may be detected within 30 to 60 days after infection and can
persist and develop into chronic hepatitis B.
HBV Transmission
Infected blood products : Spread by percutaneous
recipient of blood products, or mucosal exposure to
hemodialysis (HD) patients, various body fluids:
health worker, job exposure saliva, menstrual,
to blood vaginal, and seminal
fluids
Sexual transmission
• Asymptomatic
• Acute HBV
symptoms
• liver cirrhosis
Laboratory