Hepatitis Case Investigation

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* indicates required fields Does patient also have: Hepatitis Case Investigation West Virginia Electronic Disease Surveillance System Division of Surveillance and Disease Control Infectious Disease Epidemiology Program Phone: 304-558-5358 or 800-423-1271 in West Virginia Fax: 304-558-8736 Disease Under Investigation Acute hepatitis A Acute hepatitis B Acute hepatitis C Acute hepatitis E Chronic HBV infection HCV infection (chronic or resolved) Acute non-abcd hepatitis Perinatal HBV infection Hepatitis Delta (co- or super-infection) Investigation Status* Closed Open Regional Review State Review Superceded Unassigned Case Status* Confirmed Not a Case Probable Suspect Unknown Patient Information * indicates required fields Last Name* First Name* Middle Initial Street Address City County State Zip Is the patient's residence a: Correctional Facility (Specify) Shelter or Group Home (Specify) Home Phone Long Term Care Facility (Specify) None of the above Other Phone West Virginia Report Date Parent / Guardian Information Last Name First Name Middle Initial Relationship to Patient Check if address is same as above; otherwise complete guardian contact information below Guardian Street Address City County State Zip Home Phone West Virginia Other Phone

First Name Last Name Hepatitis Case Investigation 11/10/2004 Page 2 Patient Demographic Information * indicates required fields Sex Male Female Transsexual Unknown Failure to report sex/missing sex Other (Specify) Date of Birth* Country of Birth Age Age Units U.S. Other (Specify) Days Weeks Months Years Ethnicity Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino Unknown Failure to report ethnicity/missing ethnicity Race American Indian or Alaska Native Black or African American White Failure to report race/missing race Asian Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Unknown Some Other Race Outcome and Clinical Information Reason for Testing: Symptoms of acute hepatitis Evaluation of elevated liver enzymes Screening of asymptomatic patient with reported risk factors Blood / Organ donor screening Screening of asymptomatic patient with no risk factors (e.g., patient requested) Prenatal screening Unknown Other (Specify) Was patient hospitalized for this disease? Name of Hospital Follow-up testing for previous marker of viral hepatitis Date of Admission Patient outcome from this disease: Died Survived Unknown Date of Death Clinical Data Date of diagnosis Is the patient symptomatic? If Yes, onset date: Was the patient jaundiced? Was the patient pregnant? Due date: * indicates required fields Total antibody to hepatitis A virus [total anti-hav]* Hepatitis B surface antigen [HBsAg]* Total antibody to hepatitis B core antigen [Total anti-hbc]* Antibody to hepatitis C virus [anti-hcv]* HCV RNA [e.g. PCR]* Diagnostic Tests anti-hcv signal to cut-off ratio* Antibody to hepatitis D virus [anti-hdv]* IgM antibody to hepatitis A virus [IgM anti-hav]* IgM antibody to hepatitis B core antigen [IgM anti-hbc]* Supplemental anti-hcv assay [e.g. RIBA]* Antibody to hepatitis E virus [anti-hev]*

First Name Last Name Hepatitis Case Investigation 11/10/2004 Page 3 Liver Enzyme Levels at Time of Diagnosis Test Name Result Upper Limit Normal Date of Result ALT (SGPT) AST (SGOT) Last Name Reporting Source First Name Phone Fax Facility Address City State Zip West Virginia E-mail Last Name Provider with Further Patient Information First Name Phone Fax Address City State Zip West Virginia Public Health Investigation Name of Person Interviewed Relationship to Patient Date reported to public health Investigator Date public health investigation began Health Department Phone Investigation ID Part of an Outbreak? Outbreak Name Lost to follow-up? Yes No

First Name Last Name Hepatitis Case Investigation 11/10/2004 Page 4 Acute Hepatitis A If this case has a diagnosis of hepatitis A that has not been serologically confirmed, is there an epidemiologic link between this patient and a laboratory-confirmed hepatitis A case? During the 2-6 weeks prior to onset of symptoms: Was the patient a contact of a person with confirmed or suspected hepatitis A virus infection? If Yes, was the contact: Household member (non-sexual) Playmate Sex partner During the 2-6 weeks prior to onset of symptoms, was the patient: A child or employee in a day care center, nursery, or preschool? Child cared for by this patient Other (Specify) If Yes for either of those, was there an identified hepatitis A case in the child care facility? Babysitter of this patient A household contact of a child or employee in a day care center, nursery, or preschool? Please ask both of the following questions regardless of the patient's gender. In the 2-6 weeks prior to symptom onset: How many male sex partners did the patient have? Did the patient inject drugs not prescribed by a doctor? Did the patient travel outside of the U.S.A. or Canada in the 2-6 weeks before symptom onset? How many female sex partners did the patient have? Did the patient use street drugs but not inject? If Yes, where? (Country) In the 3 months prior to symptom onset, did anyone in the patient's household travel outside of the U.S. or Canada? If Yes, where? (Country) Is the patient suspected as being part of a common-source outbreak? Foodborne - associated with an infected food handler Foodborne - NOT associated with an infected food handler Waterborne Specify food item Source not identified

First Name Last Name Hepatitis Case Investigation 11/10/2004 Page 5 Acute Hepatitis A cont. Was the patient employed as a food handler during the TWO WEEKS prior to onset of symptoms or while ill? Has patient ever received the hepatitis A vaccine? Vaccination History If Yes, how many doses? One Dose Two or More Doses If Yes, what year was the last dose received? Has the patient ever received immune globulin? If Yes, when was the last dose received? mm/ Acute Hepatitis B During the 6 weeks - 6 months prior to onset of symptoms: Was the patient a contact of a person with confirmed or suspected acute or chronic hepatitis B virus infection? If yes, was type of contact: Sexual Household (Non-sexual) Other Yes (Specify) No Unknown Ask both of the following questions regardless of the patient's gender. In the 6 months before symptom onset how many: Male sex partners did the patient have? Female sex partners did the patient have? Was the patient EVER treated for a sexually transmitted disease? During the 6 weeks - 6 months prior to onset of symptoms: Did the patient inject drugs not prescribed by a doctor? Did the patient undergo hemodialysis? Did the patient receive blood or blood products (transfusion)? If yes, in what year was the most recent treatment? Did the patient use street drugs but not inject? Did the patient have an accidental stick or puncture with a needle or other object contaminated with blood? If yes, when? Did the patient receive any IV infusions and/or injections in the outpatient setting? Did the patient have other exposure to someone else's blood? If yes, specify: Was the patient employed in a medical or dental field involving direct If yes, frequency of direct blood contact: contact with human blood? Frequent (several times weekly) Infrequent Was the patient employed as a public safety worker (fire fighter, law If yes, frequency of direct blood contact: enforcement or correctional officer) having direct contact with human blood? Frequent (several times weekly) Infrequent Did the patient receive a tattoo? If yes, where was the tattooing performed? Commercial parlor/shop Correctional facility Other (Specify)

First Name Last Name Hepatitis Case Investigation 11/10/2004 Page 6 Did the patient have any part of their body pierced (other than ear)? Did the patient have dental work or oral surgery? Was the patient a resident of a long term care facility? Was the patient incarcerated for longer than 24 hours? If yes, was the facility a: Prison During his/her lifetime, was the patient EVER incarcerated for longer than 6 months? Did the patient ever receive hepatitis B vaccine? Acute Hepatitis B cont. If yes, where was the piercing performed? Commercial parlor/shop Correctional facility Other (Specify) Did the patient have surgery? (other than oral surgery) Jail Juvenile facililty If yes, what year was the most recent incarceration? If yes, how many shots? 1 2 3 or more Was the patient hospitalized? If yes, for how long? (months) In what year was the last shot received? Was the patient tested for antibody to HBsAg (anti-hbs) within 1-2 months after the last dose? If yes, was the serum anti-hbs >= 10mIU/ml? (answer 'Yes' if the laboratory result was reported as 'positive' or 'reactive') Race of Mother: Perinatal Hepatitis B Virus Infection American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander White Unknown Failure to report race/missing race Some Other Race Ethnicity of Mother: Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino Unknown Failure to report ethnicity/missing ethnicity Was Mother born outside of the United States? If Yes, what Country? Was the Mother confirmed HBsAg positive prior to or at time of delivery? If No, was the mother confirmed HBsAg positive after delivery? How many doses of hepatitis B vaccine did the child receive? Dose 1 Date 0 1 2 3 or more Dose 2 Date Date of HBsAg positive test result: Dose 3 Date Did the child receive hepatitis B immune globulin (HBIG)? If Yes, on what date did the child receive HBIG?

First Name Last Name Hepatitis Case Investigation 11/10/2004 Page 7 Acute Hepatitis C During the 2 weeks - 6 months prior to the onset of symptoms: Was the patient a contact of a person with confirmed or suspected acute or chronic hepatitis C virus infection? If yes, was type of contact: Sexual Household (Non-sexual) Other Yes (Specify) No Unknown Ask both of the following questions regardless of the patient's gender. In the 6 months before symptom onset how many: Male sex partners did the patient have? Female sex partners did the patient have? Was the patient EVER treated for a sexually transmitted disease? During the 2 weeks - 6 months prior to onset of symptoms: Did the patient inject drugs not prescribed by a doctor? Did the patient undergo hemodialysis? Did the patient receive blood or blood products (transfusion)? Did the patient have other exposure to someone else's blood? If yes, when? If yes, in what year was the most recent treatment? Did the patient use street drugs but not inject? Did the patient have an accidental stick or puncture with a needle or other object contaminated with blood? Did the patient receive any IV infusions and/or injections in the outpatient setting? If yes, specify: Was the patient employed in a medical or dental field involving direct If yes, frequency of direct blood contact: contact with human blood? Frequent (several times weekly) Infrequent Was the patient employed as a public safety worker (fire fighter, law If yes, frequency of direct blood contact: enforcement or correctional officer) having direct contact with human blood? Frequent (several times weekly) Infrequent Did the patient receive a tattoo? If yes, where was the tattooing performed? Commercial parlor/shop Correctional facility Other (Specify) Did the patient have any part of their body pierced (other than ear)? Did the patient have dental work or oral surgery? Was the patient a resident of a long term care facility? If yes, was the facility a: Prison If yes, where was the piercing performed? Commercial parlor/shop Correctional facility Other (Specify) Did the patient have surgery? (other than oral surgery) Jail Was the patient hospitalized? Was the patient incarcerated for longer than 24 hours? Juvenile facililty During his/her lifetime, was the patient EVER incarcerated for longer than 6 months? If yes, what year was the most recent incarceration? If yes, for how long? (months)

First Name Last Name Hepatitis Case Investigation 11/10/2004 Page 8 Acute Hepatitis C cont. Hepatitis C Virus Infection (chronic or resolved) The following questions are provided as a guide for the investigation of lifetime risk factors for HCV infection. Routine collection of risk factor information for persons who test HCV positive is not required. However, collection of risk factor information for such persons may provide useful information for the development and evaluation of programs to identify and counsel HCV-infected persons. Did the patient receive a blood transfusion prior to 1992? Did the patient receive an organ transplant prior to 1992? Did the patient receive clotting factor concentrates produced prior to Was the patient ever on long-term hemodialysis? 1987? Has the patient ever injected drugs not prescribed by a doctor even How many sex partners has the patient had (approximate lifetime)? if only once or a few times? Was the patient ever incarcerated? Was the patient ever treated for a sexually transmitted disease? Was the patient ever a contact of a person who had hepatitis? If yes, was type of contact: Sexual Household (Non-sexual) Other Yes (Specify) No Unknown Was the patient ever employed in a medical or dental field involving direct contact with human blood? Public Health Action Taken