Schoenwald - Malaria and Tick Borne Illnesses Flashcards

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malaria symptoms are characterized as

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cyclical

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2
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3 sx of malaria

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f/c

ha

myalgia

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most cases of malaria in US can be attributed to

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returning travelers

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4
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85% of all malaria cases are from (2)

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Africa

India

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5
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93% of malaria cases are from

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sub Saharan Africa

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6
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severe malaria migrates to the

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brain

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7
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sx of severe malaria

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sx

confusion

renal failure

ARDS

coma → death

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8
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5 forms of malaria

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falciparum

vivax

ovale

malariae

knowlesi

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9
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mc transmission of malaria

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mosquito

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10
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besides mosquito, 4 other modes of transmission for malaria

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transfusion

organ transplant

needle sharing

mother to fetus

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11
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malaria is a parasite of the

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RBC

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12
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1st lifecycle of malaria affects the __,

if undetected, it moves to __

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liver

RBC

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13
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__ hx is very important in suspected malaria

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travel

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14
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gs (and most sensitive) test for malaria

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blood smear → thick AND thin

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15
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blood smear for malaria determines (2)

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species

%parasitemia

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16
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when is blood smear for malaria ideally done

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during episode of fever

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17
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less sensitive test for malaria

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rapid diagnostic tests

PCR (more sensitive than rapid)

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18
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rapid tests for malaria need confirmation via

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microscopy

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19
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prevention for malaria (5)

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insect repellent

caution at night

mosquito netting

permethrin containing clothes, tents etc

malaria chemoprophylaxis

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20
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what insecticide should be used for malaria prophylaxis

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permethrin

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21
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what prophylaxis for malaria has resistance issues

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chloroquine

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22
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chemoprophylaxis options for malaria (5)

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atovaquone

doxycycline

mefloquine (lariam)

primaquine

tafenoquine (arkoda, krintafel)

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23
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mc used malaria prophylaxis

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atovaquone/proguanil (malarone)

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24
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dosing for atovaquone/proguanil (malarone)

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daily through 7 days after return

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malaria prophylaxis causes sun sensitivity
doxycycline
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dosing for doxycycline prophylaxis
through 30 days after return
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which class of malaria prophylaxis should be avoided in pt's w. g6pd deficiency
**quines →** chloroquine mefloquine (lariam) primaquine tafenoquine (arkoda, krintafel)
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which malaria prophylaxis has a high rate of s.e
mefloquine (lariam)
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s.e of mefloquine (lariam)
dpn confusion night terrors hallucinations
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dosing for mefloquine
weekly through 4 weeks post return
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what malaria drug is used for prophylaxis AND antirelapse
primaquine *used in combo w. other prophylaxis*
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protozoa mc associated w. recurrent malaria
p vivax
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dosing for primaquine
daily for 7 days after return
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newest malaria prophylactic
tafenoquine (arkoda, krintafel)
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dosing for tafenoquine (arkoda, krintafel)
3 days prior to travel then weekly thru 1 week after return
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benefit of tafenoquine (arkoda, krintafel)
shorter dosing duration
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tx in US for malaria
atovaquone/proquanil 4 tablets po qd x 3 days
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malaria infections are more severe in
pregnant
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best malaria prophylaxis for pregnant pt
avoid travel to malaria regions
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only fda approved prophylaxis for pregnant
chloroquine mefloquine
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what malaria prophylactic is contraindicated in pregnant
doxycycline
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malaria and pregnancy is associated w. (3)
premature births spontaneous abortions stillbirth
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dengue fever is also called
bone break fever
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sx of dengue fever (3)
**extreme muscle/body aches** fatigue fever
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what kind of virus is dengue fever
flavivirus
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dengue fever is endemic to (3)
asia central america africa
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reinfections w. the same strain of dengue are usually \_\_, reinfection w. different strain of dengue can be \_\_
same strain: less severe different strain: more severe
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can we test for different strains of dengue
no!
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tx for dengue
symptomatic
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\_\_ is absolutely contraindicated in tx for dengue bc it can cause \_\_
NSAIDs hemolytic anemia
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the __ mosquito causes west nile virus
culex
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is the culex mosquito found in US?
yes, it is prevalent in US
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west nile virus can be asymptomatic, or symptoms can include (6)
ha ams fever body aches rash meningitis
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prevalence of rash in west nile virus
1 in 150
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symptom that is unique to wnv
flaccid paralysis
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flaccid paralysis in wnv can be \_\_ or become \_\_
self-limiting permanent
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dx for wnv
IgG/IgM serologies in blood or spinal fluid
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tx for wnv
supportive
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tick borne illnesses (3)
lyme dz rickettsial dz babesia
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pathogen responsible for lyme dz
spirochete borrelia burgdorferi
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what type of tick causes lyme dz
ixodes ricinius (deer tick)
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lyme dz is endemic which parts of the US (3)
northeastern north central coastal regions
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incubation period for lyme dz
3-32 days
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4 types of sx associated w. lyme dz
dermatologic rheumatologic neurologic cardiac
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dermatologic sx associated w. lyme dz
erythema migrans w.in 30 days of exposure
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stages of lyme dz
1. early 2. conduction abnormalities 3. persistent
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sx of stage 1 of lyme dz (4)
**erythema migrans in 75%** fever myalgias fatigue
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sx of stage 2 of lyme dz
AV block in 5% +/- onset of bell's palsy +/- lymphocytic meningitis
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sx of stage 3 of lyme dz
arthritis type sx
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t/f chronic lyme dz is clinically validated
f!
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dx for lyme dz (2)
hx of exposure ELISA followed by western blot
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problem w. serology for lyme dz
often negative in 1st few weeks
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adult tx for lyme dz
doxycycline 100 mg po bid x 21 days
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tx for lyme dz \< 8 yo
amoxicilin 50 mg/kg/day divided into 3 doses (q 8 hr) x 14-21 days
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tx for lyme dz in pregnant pt
amoxicillin
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what do you think when you see maltese cross formation in RBC
babesia
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what type of tick causes babesia
ixodes scapulaaris
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sx of babesia (4)
hemolytic anemia fatigue body aches +/- fever, hsm, hepatomegaly
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tx for babesia
atovaquone 750 mg po bid PLUS azithromycin 500-1,000 mg qd x 7-10 days
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what pathogen causes spotted fever/rocky mtn spotted fever
rickettsia
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occurrence of spotted fever
worldwide southeastern US
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cardinal sx of spotted fever
maculopapular rash progressing to petechiae
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maculopapular rash associated w. spotted fever starts on \_\_ and spreads to \_\_
hands/feet body
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other sx associated w. spotted fever
fever ha abd pain
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dx for spotted fever (2)
PCR acute AND convalescent sera
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sera testing for spotted fever
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tx for spotted fever
doxycycline 100 mg po bid x 14 days
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tx for spotted fever in pregnancy
chloramphenicol
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what do you think when you see morulae
anaplasma and ehrlichia
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what are morulae
inclusions in wbc
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sx of anaplasma and ehrlicia (2)
fever myalgia
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anaplasma and ehrlichia are __ borne
tick
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colorado tick fever is primarily found in colorado and
idaho
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what do you think when you see **pain behind the eyes,** fever, rash, ha
colorado tick fever
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lab findings of colorado tick fever
low platelet counts on CBC
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tx for colorado tick fever
supportive platelets normalize in a few weeks
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what flavivirus has a cross rxn w. wnv
zika
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sx of zika (2)
f/n/v body aches
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main risk of zika is in __ population
pregnant
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what congenital birth defect is associated w. zika
microcephaly
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dx for zika
PCR on serum and/or urine IgM
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tx for zika
supportive
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pt ed for pt w. travel hx to zika zone
3 months of abstinence → can spread in seminal fluid
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what drug should be avoided in zika
nsaids
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stages of yellow fever
incubation acute relapse
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incubation period of yellow fever
3-6 days
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sx of acute yellow fever
fever myalgias ha backache n/v **followed by initial improvment**
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what % of pt's relapse after acute yellow fever
15%
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what do you think when you see, jaundice, hemorrhagic sx, shock, multiorgan failure
relapse of yellow fever
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\_\_% of the 15% of pt's w. relapsed yellow fever die
50%!
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yellow fever is a \_\_virus
flavivirus
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dx for yellow fever is based on (3)
area of travel clinical presentation hx of immunization
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definitive dx for yellow fever
contact cdc for guidance *serology and nucleic acid available but not reliable*
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is there a tx for yellow fever
no!
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what tx should be avoided in yellow fever (and all flaviviruses)
NSAIDs
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can anyone administer the yellow fever vaccine
no! need certification
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yellow fever vaccine is a __ vaccine and should be avoided in \_\_
live pregnancy
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caution in yellow fever vaccine in pt's \> \_\_ dt risk for \_\_
60 yo yellow fever vaccine associated viscerotropic dz (YFV-AVD)
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what are the flaviviruses we need to know (4)
yellow fever dengue fever west nile virus zika virus
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pharm to avoid in flaviviruses dt risk of hemorrhagic dz
NSAIDs
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what are flaviviruses
RNA viruses w. arthropod vectors that cause serious human dz