Amebiasis (what is the DOC!)

Giardiasis (what is the DOC!)

Trichomoniasis (what is the DOC!)

Pneumocystosis (what is the DOC!)

Toxoplasmosis (what is the DOC!) 

Leishmaniasis (what is the DOC!)

Trypanosomiasis (what is the DOC!)

Nifurtimox (chagas dz)

Arsenicals (african)

Antimalarial DOC

If in chloroquine-sensitive region

P.falciparum, P.malariae : get chloroquine

P. vivax, P. ovale : get chloroquine + primaquine

If in chlorquine-resistant region

 mefloquine (prophylaxis), quinine + doxy/clindamycin or pyrimethamine (treatment)

Chloroquine/ Hydroxychloroquine (SE's)

GI distress, pruritus, HA, dizziness, hemolysis, ocular dysfunction

Avoid in psoriasis

Mefloquine (SE's)

NVD, dizziness, syncope, extrasystoles, CNS effects

Avoid in seizures, psychiatric disorders, cardiac conduction defects

Primaquine (SE's)

GI distress, HA, dizziness, neutropenia, hemolysis

Avoid in pregnancy, G6PD def., and autoimmune

Quinine (SE's)

GI distress, cinchonism, CNS effects, hemolysis, hematotoxicity

Avoid in pregnancy

Intestinal nematodes (worms)

Mebendazole (dec. glucose uptake and microtubular structure)

Pyrantel pamoate: (NM agonist causes spastic paralysis)

Cestodes (tapeworms) and trematodes (flukes)