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MOA: Interferes w parasites heme detox
(heme --> hemozoin)
- kills only erythrocytic stage of infection
Toxicity: hypotension, confusion, pruritus, OD = hypopigmentation of hair |
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MOA: inhibits w parasites heme detox
Hx: admin as a tea from cinchon tree
Toxicity: cinchonism- dizziness, tinnitus, headache
hypoglycemia b/c parasite consumes glucose and releases insulin, renal failure |
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MOA: Inhibits heme detox
Toxicity: neuropsychiatric - loss of balance, psychosis
Contraind: pts on beta-blockers, hx of epilepsy
**full dose needs to be repeated if vomiting occurs w/in 1st hr** |
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- MOA: inhibits pre-erythrocytic development of parasite in liver and interferes with cytochrome electron transport and DNA rep |
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MOA: inhibits plasmoidal dihydrofolate reductase |
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Atovaquone + Proguanil = fixed combo dose!
Toxicity: skin rash, insomnia, hyponatremia
Contraind: peds, pregnancy |
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MOA: inhibits plasmodial dihydropteroate synthetase --> folic acid synthesis
Toxicity: Dapsone syndrome- rash, fever, jaundice, eosinophilia |
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MOA: inhibs protein synthesis
Toxicity: Tooth decay, dry mouth, photosensitivity |
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MOA: damages plasmoidal mitochondria (ox stress)
USE: Relapse!! Effective against intrahepatic forms
(P.vivax & P. Ovale = hypnozoite and hide in liver)
Toxicity: hemolytic anemia w G6PD deficiency |
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MOA: inhibits calcium adenosine triphosphate - releasing free radical
Hx: from leaves of artemisia annua = sweet wormwood
Toxicity: safe
**standard of care** |
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first artemsinin combo!
Toxicity: Headache, anorexia, myalgia |
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Sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine |
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- MOA: blocks synthesis of nucleic acid and folate
Toxicity: serious! limited use now |
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Treatment of Malaria in Pregnancy |
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chloroquine
quinine
clindamycin |
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IV quinidine gluconate and oral quinine sulfate
or
IV artesunate |
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