The most common route of spread in hepatitis E is:
Correct Answer: Feco-oral
Description: Answer is B (Feco-oral) Hepatitis E is synonymous with Enterically transmitted non-A non-B Hepatitis. The infection caused by hepatitis E is essentially a water borne disease- Water or Food supplies, contaminated with feces in which the virus is excreted, have been implicated in major outbreaks repoed in all pas of the world
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