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Anaerobic ETS makes free radicals
Anaerobic Protozoa (giardia, trichomonas, entamoeba) and bacteria (Clostridium, Helicobacter)
*Avoid alcohol (disulfiram effects) |
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Quinine + Doxycycline?
if pregnant? |
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Tx for P. falciparum and P. vivax
If pregnant use Quinine + Clindamycin |
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Parasitized RBC's take up 100x more than uninfected, heme cannot polymerize (parasites die in own waste)
Resistance in vacuole transporter crt
Contra in epilepsy, myasthenia gravis, and *exacerbates psoriasis
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Effective against chloroquine resistant erythrocytic forms of Plasmodium
resistance with mdr1
*do not give with tinnitus or optic neuritis |
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Ato-Selective mitochondrial cyt bc1 inhibitor
Proguanil- enhances collapse of mito membrane potential and inhibits DHFR
Tx: malaria prophylaxis and tx, Toxoplasma, and pneumocystis |
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Tx for severe malaria
*cardiotoxic, hypoTN, hypoglycemia, prolonged QT interval |
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Sulfadiazine + Pyrimethamine |
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Tx for Toxoplasma gondii (apicomplexa protozoa)
-DHPS and DHFR inhibitor
*Sulfa allergies, pyr toxicity (bone marrow suppression)
Also, does not eliminate cyst form
*supplement with leucovorin, lowers toxicity
sub Clindamycin if sulfa allergy |
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Effective against Leischmaniasis
*may also be able to use Amphotericin B |
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Anti-trypanosoma
Tx for American Chagas dx and 2nd stage African Sleeping sickness (both trypanosomas)
-causes free radicals
*can cause hypersensitivity, periph neurop |
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Anti-trypanosoma
Tx for African Sleeping sickness 1st stage (hemolymphatic)
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Anti-trypanosoma
Tx for African Sleeping sickness 1st stage (hemolymphatic) |
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Anti-trypanosoma
"Arsenic in antifreeze"
Chronic stage of Trypanosoma Brucei
*kills 10% of patients |
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Anti-Helminthic (antiparasite)
Tx: Nematode, Onchoceriasis (river blindness)
-Kills larvae, not effective against adult worms. induces paralysis via glutamate Cl- channels
*contra when host BBB is impaired
One dose a year |
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Tx: Nematodes/Roundworms
inhibits microtuble polymerization (binds worm tighter)
-absorbed poorly (good for gut) |
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Tx: Nematodes esp. Ascaris, hookworm, pinworm (alt to MBZ)
-Depolarizing NM blockers in worms (spastic paralysis)
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Tx for flatworms and cestodes (schistosomes and tapeworms)
-spastic paralysis and tegument damage (exposes worm to immune system)
*dont use with ocular cysticercosis cuz host response to dead worm will damage eye |
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