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what percent of p. falciparum progress to severe malaria
10%
what is the best predictor of death
respiratory distress

due to metabolic acidosis
what are the many complications of p. falciparum
cerebral malaria
severe anemia
resp distress
hyperpyrexia
hypoglycemia
Gi/liver symptoms
renal failure
circulatory collapse
which part of the blood do p.o. and p.v. usually infect
reticulocyes
which part of the blood do p.m. infect
senescent RBC
which part of the blood does p.f. infect
all erythrocytes are invaded
what does p.f. avoid in the body
spleen
what does p.f. express on the surface of infected erythrocyes
knobs

knobs mediate cytoadherence to endothelial cells
what symptoms do you see with cerebral malaria
encephalopathy
loss of consciousness
severe headache
drowsiness
confusion
coma
convulsions
what is cerebral malaria correlated with that causes it?
sequestration of infected erythrocytes in micro vasculature of brain
what two things contribute to the complications of p. f.
high parasitemias

sequestrations
cytoadherence mediated by?
knobs and Pfemp1 (var gene)


what???
how do you diagnose malaria
symptoms
travel history
splenomegaly and anemia as dz progresses
blood smear
antigen testing (dipstick)
what should you do if blood smears are negative
repeart every 12 hours for 48 hours
is there a rapid test for malaria?
yes

rapid antigen detection (dipstick)
which stage does p.v. and p.o have that others dont?
hypnozoite stage
which spp has has sequestration
p.f.
why might people not want to use antigen testing dipstick
cost
which drug should be used first if no resistance
chloroquine
what drug should be used for p.v./p.o. with no resistance
CQ + primaquine
what drug should be used if there is chloroquine resistance or it is not known
fansidar
mefloquine
quinine
artemisinin derivatives
what drugs should be used in severe malaria
IV quinine or quinidine

IV artemisinin derivatives
what is one way to prevent relapses in malaria
treat hyponozoites stage in p.v/p.o.
what drugs should be used as presumptive or standby treatments
fansidar
mefloquine
quinine