5) A 43 year-old woman is referred for a positive HCV antibody test. She has no identifiable risk factors. Which of the following statements is incorrect?

• 5) A 43 year-old woman is referred for a positive HCV antibody test. She has no identifiable risk factors. Which of the following statements is incorrect?

• She should be told she may have chronic HCV infection

• An HCV RNA test should be performed

• She may have been exposed to HCV in the past but spontaneously eradicated the virus

• The test may be a false positive

• If her transaminases are normal she does not require a liver biopsy