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Metfan725

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The first serological marker of Hepatitis B is:
 
  A. HBsAg.
  B. HBeAg.
  C. Anti-HBc.
  D. Anti-HBs.

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In obstructive liver disease, the following test results are found:
 
  a. Feces: urobilinogen decreased; urine: bilirubin: positive; serum: conjugated bilirubin increased.
  b. Feces: urobilinogen decreased or negative; urine: urobilinogen decreased or negative; serum: conjugated bilirubin decreased.
  c. Feces: urobilinogen increased; urine: bilirubin: normal; serum: conjugated bilirubin normal or slightly elevated.
  d. None of the above
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Reply #1 on: Jun 25, 2018
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