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Please match the hepatitis characteristics descriptions with the type of hepatitis to demonstrate your understanding. Match each of the options above to the items below Caused by a non- enveloped picornavirus (RNA), fecal-oral transmission, prevented by an inactivated vaccine. Caused by a hepadnavirus (DNA), transmitted in blood and body fluids, prevented by a subunit vaccine. Match each of the options above to the items below. Caused by a non-enveloped picornavirus (RNA), fecal-oral transmission, prevented by an inactivated vaccine. Caused by a hepadnavirus (DNA), transmitted in blood and body fluids, prevented by a subunit vaccine. Caused by a flavivirus (RNA), transmitted in blood and maybe semen, no preventative vaccine..
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