Malaria Flashcards

1
Q

Malaria

A
Mosquito borne
endemic- tropics
eradication- failure
Treatment- resistance
vaccines?
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2
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falciparium

A

most severe, daily symptoms

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3
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life cycle

A

infection, sporozoites to liver, merozoites to RBCs then to gameocytes.

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4
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transmission

A

mosquito>human>mosquito>human

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5
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asexual cycle

A

causes disease. when it ruptures and releases the merozoites

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6
Q

who is succeptible?

A

6 month to 6 years.
non immune adults
pregnancy- placenta. (agar plate)
returning adults to endemic areas

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7
Q

who is NOT succeptible to severe malaria?

A

sickle cell anemia

denizens of endemic areas -> immuna adults

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8
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who is NOT succeptible to severe malaria?

A

sickle cell anemia

denizens of endemic areas -> immuna adults

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9
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who is NOT succeptible to severe malaria?

A

sickle cell anemia

denizens of endemic areas -> immune adults

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10
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who is NOT succeptible to severe malaria?

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sickle cell anemia

denizens of endemic areas -> immune adults

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11
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clinical aspects of severe malaria

A

Coma, acidosis, anemia

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12
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clinical aspects of severe malaria

A

Coma, acidosis, anemia

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13
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treatment

A

DOC

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