Case 1 of 2Gastrointestinal and HepaticAbnormal liver enzymes (e.g., hepatitis, steatotic liver disease)
A 34-year-old patient books an appointment for a pre-travel consultation before a two-month trip to a region where Hepatitis A is endemic. While reviewing the visit, you also field a call from a colleague about a patient recently exposed to a household member with confirmed Hepatitis A. You use this visit to review who should receive Hepatitis A vaccine, what non-pharmacological precautions reduce transmission risk while travelling, and how to manage a known exposure.
Question 1 of 7
What patient populations should you recommend receive the Hepatitis A vaccine? (Select 6.)
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APeople with chronic liver disease (e.g., Hepatitis B/C, cirrhosis)
BThose with clotting factor disorders
CPeople who use injection drugs
DPatients with well-controlled type 2 diabetes only
EIndividuals with occupational or close-contact risk (e.g., primate handlers, HAV researchers)
FTravelers to endemic regions
GMen who have sex with men
HAll patients with hypertension
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