Syringe-transmitted hepatitis is a serious medical condition that can lead to a variety of health complications, including liver failure and cirrhosis. There are numerous synonyms that are commonly used to describe this condition in medical literature and clinical settings, such as needle-sharing hepatitis, intravenous drug use hepatitis, and injection-related hepatitis. Other less common terms that may be used to describe syringe-transmitted hepatitis include injection-associated viral hepatitis, drug-related liver disease, and parenteral-acquired hepatitis. Regardless of the specific terminology used, it is important for healthcare providers to be familiar with the signs and symptoms of syringe-transmitted hepatitis and work closely with patients to prevent its spread.