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149. A patient with a history of alcohol abuse develops alcoholic hepatitis. What is the technical primary pathophysiological event?

A. Viral infection.
B. Inflammation and damage to hepatocytes due to alcohol metabolism products.
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C. Gallstone obstruction.
D. Autoimmune attack.

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  • Viral infection.
  • Inflammation and damage to hepatocytes due to alcohol metabolism products.
  • Gallstone obstruction.
  • Autoimmune attack.

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