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Protozoal infections include....
Malaria
leishmaniasis
am
When do antimalarial drugs take effect?
Asexual cycle, in humans
sexual cycle occurs in the mosquito.
What are the two phases(asex) of Plasmodium (malaria)?
-Exoerythrocytic phase.(tissue phase)
-Erythrocytic phase(inside RBC)(blood phase)
Primaquine kill the parasite in which phase?
Both, the rest are erythrocytic phase drugs.
What Antibiotics are used in combo with antimalarials to increase protozoacidal effects?
Sulfonamides, tetracyclines, clindamycin
Besides killing the parasite, what other effect do antimalarials have? (Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine)
Anti inflamitory
Why do you use Antimalarials?
-Kill plasmodium (malaria)
-prophylaxis
-Chloroquine for RH arthritis and systemic lupus
What are the major areas of adverse effects?
GI,
Name 5 Protozoal infections.
-amebiasis
-Giardiasis
-Pneumocystosis
-Toxoplasmosis
-Trichomoniasis
Transmission is by..
-contact,(person to person
-food and water
-contact with parasite
-Insect bite
Who's at the greatest risk?
pts w/immune supression.
-fatal in these cases/
Antihelmintics treat what?
parasitic worms, specific tx for each organism, THIS MAKES KNWOWING THE ORGANISM IMPORTANT FOR TX> eggs in feces, urine, blood, sputum and tissue
1. Cestodes
2. Nematodes
3. Trematodes
4. platyhelminthes
1. Tapeworms
2. round worms
3. flukes
4. flatworms
Waht are the common adverse effects of Anthelmintics?
-GI (Naus/vomit) CNS (Head ache, headache)
Nursing implication for this class of drugs?
-stinky pee, skin, metalic taste.
-take w/food
Nursing implications for antimalarial meds>
-when prophylaxis (1-2weeks prior...to ...4 weeks after exposure)
-med is taken weekly w/8 ounc. of h2o
- notify Dr. ear, visual, Gi smtoms)