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malaria common name
Malaria
malaria causal agent
Plasmodium vivax - P. falciparum - P. malariae - P. ovale - apicomplexans (sporozoan)
malaria reservoir & transmission
human - vector-borne - female anopheles mosquito - mainly tropical - shared needles - blood transfusions - mother to fetus
malaria portals of entry/exit - toxin -virulence factor - area affected
liver - blood - kidney - RBC's
malaria signs & symptoms
10-16 day incubation - malaise - fatigue - vague aches - nausea - chills - fever - sweating - cough - weakness - hemolytic anemia - organ enlargement & rupture due to cellular debris in spleen, liver, & kidneys
malaria lab id
stained blood smears - rapid malaria test
malaria treatment
quinine - chloroquine - mefloquine - primaquine - artemether
malaria prevention
mosquito nets treated with insecticides - screens - repellents - personal protection - weekly doses of prophylactic drugs such as malarone - tetracycline - chloroquine
malaria other information
90% of all cases are reported in Africa