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What is NAVMEDCOM Instruction 6230.2?
Malaria Prevention and Control
What regions of the world poses a malaria hazard?
-Central America
-South America
-Africa
-Middle East
-Asia
Which mosquito vectors transmits malaria?
Anopheles
On any suspected or confirmed malaria case what reoprt is sent out and my whom?
-Disease Alert Report (DAR)
-Commanding Officer
Individuals who where treated for malaria must wait how long before donating blood?
3 years
Individuals in malaris risk areas required to take chemoprophylaxis because of a precieved risk must wait how long before donating blood?
3 years
Individuals having visited a malaria-risk area and have not taken any form of chemoprophylaxis must wait a minimun of how long before donating blood?
6 months
G-6-PD stand for what?
Erythrocyte Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase deficiency
What chemoprophylaxis is typically given for malaria?
-Primaquine
-Pyrimethamine-sulfadoxine (Fansidar)
-doxycycline
A patient with G-6-PD has what associated risk with taking primaquine?
hemolysis
For the latest malaria information and requirments of an intended area of operation who would you contact?
NAVENPVNTMEDU
(cognizant for the homeport area)
What test is used to detect overal unit compliance with taking chloroquine chemoprophylaxis used for malaria?
Wilson-Edeson test