The type of hepatitis which is transmitted by percutaneous or parenteral exchange of body fluids is ___. This is an occupational hazard for embalmers, and is the type against which we should be immunized. HBV HAV HPV none of these, warts do not have a viral etiology

The type of hepatitis which is transmitted by percutaneous or parenteral exchange of body fluids is ___. This is an occupational hazard for embalmers, and is the type against which we should be immunized. HBV HAV HPV none of these, warts do not have a viral etiology

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The type of hepatitis which is transmitted by percutaneous or parenteral exchange of body fluids is ___. This is an occupational hazard for embalmers, and is the type against which we should be immunized.

HBV

HAV

HPV

none of these, warts do not have a viral etiology

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