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VECTOR OF MALARIA
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ANOPHELES MOSQUITO
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MED 6220-3
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DISEASE ACTION REPORT
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INDIVIDUALS TREATED FOR MALARIA MUST WAIT HOW LONG BEFORE DONATING BLOOD
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3 YEARS
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INDIVIDUALS IN MALARIA RISK AREAS AND REQUIRED TO TAKES MEDS MUST WAIT HOW LONG BEFORE DONATING BLOOD
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3 YEARS
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INDIVIDUALS WHO VISITED MALARIA RISK AREAS BUT DID NOT TAKE TAKE MEDS MUST WAIT HOW LONG BEFORE DONATING BLOOD
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6 MONTHS
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PEOPLE WITH G6PD CAN NOT BE GIVEN WHAT MEDICATION
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PRIMAQUINE
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WHAT WHAT THE DAR (MED6220-3) INCLUDE
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1. ITENARY FOR PREVIOUS 3 MONTHS
2. TYPE OF CHEMPROPHLAXIS |
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TYPES OF CHEMPROPHLAXIS
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1. CHLUROQUINE
2. PRIMAQUINE 3. PYRIMETHAMINE-SULFADOXINE 4. DOXYCYCLINE |
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SCREENING TEST FOR THE PRESENCE OF CHLOROQUINE IN THE URINE
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WILSON- EDESON
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TREATMENT FOR SEVERE CASES OF MALARIA
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1. CHLOROQUINE HYDROCHLORIDE
2. QUINIDINE GLUCONATE 3. QUININE DIHYDROCHLORIDE |
