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Hepatopathy is a disease or disorder of the liver. It is a very general term used when there is some sort of problem with the liver.
The suffix 'pathy' can be added to many organs to describe a disease or disorder. For example gastropathy is a disease or disorder of the stomach.
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Hepatitus b can be spread by?
by sexuall activity
What did irving millman invent?
he invented the vaccine against hepatitus and hepatitus disease which is a liver disease
What does hepa stand for?
Hepatitus A
Was there a Greek god named Hepatitus?
No, there was never a Greek god named Hepatitus. Hepatitis is a disease. I suppose that the closest sounding god to that is Hephaestus.
What diseases caused by feces?
Hepatitus b
Can you be insured if you have Hepatitus C?
Individual Health Insurance
What diseases are transferable by human fecal matter?
hepatitus
What are two illnesses that bloodbourne pathogens can cause?
HIV and Hepatitus.
Whats the common name for viral hepatitis?
Hepatitus A, B, or C
What word is between helmet and herb?
Hemp, hen, hepatitus, hem, her
Are aids and hepatitus b and c all bloodborne pathogens?
Yes.
Does the navy test for hepatitus?
Both a&b. Also they give you lots of shots for it
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