1. The physician (to make) diagnosis of hepatitis A after the results of blood and urinalyses. 2. He (to spend) nearly a year in hospital being treated for hepatitis.3. Needle-sharing (to consider) the No. 1 risk factor in contracting hepatitis C and HIV.4. Chronic hepatitis C (to develop) complications like cirrhosis, liver failure, or liver cancer. 5. On physical examination the physician (to reveal) abnormal enlargement of the liver two days ago.6. Different parts of the world (to suffer) from a variety of different diseases such as Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, Yellow Fever and Malaria.7. In hepatitis A, there (to be) an incubation period of 8–18 days between initial infection and first symptoms.8. The nurse (to make) an injection to a patient with hepatitis B now.​