Sem 2 Ch 6 Gallbladder, Exocrine Pancreatic Disorder: Is seen frequently as a coinfection with hep C; it spreads through bloodborne exposure. Has been found in some blood donors and can be transmitted by transfusion

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Is seen frequently as a coinfection with hep C; it spreads through bloodborne exposure. Has been found in some blood donors and can be transmitted by transfusion

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Hepatitis G

*Transmission occurs through contaminated injectable drugs; contaminated blood, organs, or tissues; or unsafe methods of tattooing or body piercing

Sem 2 Ch 6 Gallbladder, Exocrine Pancreatic Disorder

Is seen frequently as a coinfection with hep C; it spreads through bloodborne exposure. Has been found in some blood donors and can be transmitted by transfusion

Hepatitis G *Transmission occurs through contaminated injectable drugs; contaminated blood, organs, or tissues; or unsafe methods of tattooing or body piercing

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