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Drugs: Anti-malaria, Anti-protozoal, Anti-Helminths Flashcards

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Chloroqiune
(Hydroxychloroqione)
MOA

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Anti-Malaria: Prevents heme polymerization to hemozoin leading to malaria and RBC lysis via oxidative damage

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Chloroqiune
(Hydroxychloroqione)
Used For

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Anti-Malaria Prophlyaxis, Autoimmune disorders

Amebiasis

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Chloroqiune
(Hydroxychloroqione)
Resistance

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Common in P. falciparum

Increasing in P. vivax -> adminster with Verapamil or Despiramine to prevent drug efflux!

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Chloroqiune
(Hydroxychloroqione)
Interactions

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CYP450 2D6 inhibitor

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Chloroqiune
(Hydroxychloroqione)
Adverse Rxns

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GI, Rash, Pruritis, Exfoliatve dermatitis

Ototoxicty
Retinopathy
Neuropathy

Hemolysis (G6PD)

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Quinine
Quinidine
MOA

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Anti-Malaria: Rapdily acting blood schiontocide, blooks DNA replication and RNA tx

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Quinine
Quinidine
Used For

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1 Anti-Malaria for Severe falciparum malaria, can use with doxy of clinadmycin to shorten therpay

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Quinine
Quinidine
Adverse Rxns

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** “Cinchonsim” - tinnitus, headache, dizziness, flushing, visual disturbances
**Hypersensitivity rxn
Hematologic abnormalities
**Hemolysis->Anemia (G6PD)
Thrombophlebitis, EKG changes, hypotension with IV administration

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Mefloquin MOA

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Anti-Malaria: Induces distruption of Ca2+ homeostasis

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Mefloquin Used For

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Anti-Malaria Prophylaxis in Chloroquine resistant area

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Mefloquin Adverse Rxns

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GI
 Sleep disturbance,
 Neurospychiatric seizure
 Rash
** QT PROLONGATION
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Primaquine MOA

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Anti-Malaria: oxidzes GSH->GSSG make cell more susceptible to oxidative damage

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Primaquine Activity

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Tissue schizonticide
Gametocide
Dormant hynozoite (vixax, ovale)

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Primaquine Used For

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vivax and ovale endemic areas
** ERADICATION OF DORMANT LIVER FORMS
Relapse prevention and limits transmission

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Primaquine Adverse Rxns

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Contraindicated in Pregnancy!!!!!!

  • Leukopenia
  • Hemolytic anemia (G6PD)
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Sulfadoxine and Pyrimethamine MOA

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Anti-Malaria (anti-metabolite): Inhibits dihydropteroate reductase and tetrahydrofolate reductase.
SLOW acting, Blood schizonticide

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Sulfadoxine and Pyrimethamine Used For

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prophylaxis
rx falciparum
AND Toxoplasmosis

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Sulfadoxine and Pyrimethamine Adverse Rxns

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  • Bone marrow suppression
    Stevens Johnsons
    CNS, GI, Renal toxicity
  • REVERSIBLE MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA (Pyrimethamine)
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Doxycycline MOA

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Abx and Anti-Malaria: Protein synthesis inhibitor (30s ribo subunit)

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Doxycycline Used For

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Malaria Porphylaxis in highly resistant areas

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Doxycycline Adverse Rxns

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GI

*Photosensitivity

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Atovaquone MOA

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Anti-Malaria: Disrupts mitochondrial electron transport

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Artemisinin Uses

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MOA: Free radical killing
Use: * Severe MDR (multi drug resistant) falci
AE: QT prolongation

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Metronadizole MOA

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Anti-Protozoal: forms reactive cytotoxic products to interfere with pathogen’s energy metabolic pathways

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Metronadizole Activity

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Tissue amebicide against trophozoites (not cysts)

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Matronadizole Uses

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Amebiasi, Giardia, Trichomonas

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Metronadizole Adverse Rxns

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*ALCOHOL (disulfiram-like rxn)

Nausea, Headache, CNS toxicity

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Emetine
Dehydroemitine
MOA

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Anti-Amebicide: Irreversible protein synthesis inhibitors (trophozoites)

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Emetine
Dehydroemitine
Uses

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Back up for very severe Amebiasis

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Emetine
Dehydroemitine
Adverse Rxns

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NVD, Weakness

  • CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA
  • Heart failure, hypotension
  • ONLY available at CDC bc of HIGH TOXICITY
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Chlorquine MOA

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Amebicide: Irreversible protein synthesis inhibitor. works in tissue (concentrates in liver)

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Chlorquine Uses

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Extraluminal Amebiasis (after metronadizole)
Given with luminal agent (Diloxanide furoate or Iodouinol)
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Diloxanide furoate MOA

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Luminal Amebicide: Inhibits protein synthesis

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Iodoquinol MOA

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Luminal Amebicide: Mutagenic activity to inihbit amebic growth. 90% NOT absorbed in GI

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Iodoquinol Adverse Rxns

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Diarrhea

  • *Iodine toxicity
  • > limit by taking with food
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Pentamidine MOA

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Anti-Protozoal: Protein synthesis inhibitor (does NOT cross BBB)

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Pentamidine Uses

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** T. cruzi, Leichmaniasis Pneumocystis

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Pentamidine Adverse Rxns

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Hypotension
 Arrhythmias
 Pancreatitis
 Hypoglycemia
 Nephtotoxicity
 Electrolyte abormalities
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Melarsoprol MOA

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Anti-Protozoal: Prevents ATP synthesis (& crosses BBB)

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Melarsoprol Uses

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  • trypanosomiasis cruzi, especially CNS disease
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Melarsoprol Adverse Rxns

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Fever, GI, Arthralgia, cardiac effects
Enchepalopathy
Nephrotoxicity
Hypersensitivity

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Nifurtimox MOA

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Anti-Protozoal: inhibits trypanothione reductase (essential for thiol metabolism)

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Nifurtimox Uses

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** Drug of choice for: African and American Trypanosomiasis

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Albendazole/Mebenazole MOA

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(luminal) Binds to beta tubulin to prevent polymerization of microtubules, and inhibits glucose uptake by wormsn

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Albendazole/Mebenazole Uses

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  • *Nematode treatment (hydatid disease, neurocysticercosis).
  • *Thiabendazole (systemic) or Ivermectin used for Strongyloides.
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Albendazole/Mebenazole Adverse Rxns

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well tolerated. Albendazole may cause long term GI problems, alopecia, elevated LFTS. (Thiabenazole is not well tolerated)

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Pyrantel Pamoate MOA

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(luminal) depolarizes NMJ -> AchR always on = Spastic paralysis

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Pyrantel Pamoate Uses

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Nematode treatment. NOT effective for cestodes or trematodes.

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Diethylcarbamazine MOA

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(systemic) Immobilizes microfilariae and alters surface structure displacing them from tissues and making them more susceptible to host defenses

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Diethylcarbamazine Uses

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(Wuchereria bancrofti) Lymphatic Filariasis

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Diethylcarbamazine Adverse Rxns

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Headache, weakness, dizziness RXN TO DYING WORMS (min with steroids, antihistamines) Fever, rash, GI, pain, proteinuria, retinal hemorrhage, encepalopathy

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Ivermectin MOA

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(systemic) Tonic paralysis of nematodes and arthropods by intensifying GABA-mediated transmission of signals in peripheral nerves

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Ivermectin Uses

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Strongyloides (threadworm) (dog heart worm medication)

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Ivermectin Adverse Rxns

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MAZZOTTI RXN= Reactions due to dying worms. Fever, headache, dizziness.

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Praziquantel MOA

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(systemic) Spastic paralysis by increasing the permeability of trematode and cestode cell membranes to calcium.

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Praziquantel Uses

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Flukes (schistomiasis) and cestodes

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Praziquantel Adverse Rxns

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Due to dying worms-> Rash, fever, eosinophilia Don’t use for Ocular cysticerosis bc of potential for irreversible damage

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Niclosamine MOA

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(luminal) Depletes ATP in worms, possibly by interfering with oxidative phosphoylation

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Niclosamine Uses

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Second line for tapeworms

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Niclosamine Adverse Rxns

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Avoid alcohol (minimal absoprotion, not available in the US)

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Oxamniquine MOA/Use

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paralysis (moa unknwn), Effective only for Schistosoma mansoni, all stages of disease

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Sodium Stibogluconate

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** Drug of choice for: Leishmaniasis (ROS and NOS dependent killing of parasite)

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