anti-malarials Flashcards

(51 cards)

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chloroquine

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tx and prophylaxis

P. vivax and P. ovale - active against blood parasites - NOT liver stage

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DOC for p.vivax and ovale

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chloroquine

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DOC in tx in non-falciparum and sensitive uncomplicated falciparum malaria

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chloroquine

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chloroquine MOA

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concentrates in parasite food vaculoes

prevents biocrystallization of Hgb breakdown product heme to non-toxic hemozin = accum of heme results in lysis of parasite and RBC

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chloroquine resistance

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putative transporter: PfCRT

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chloroquine AE

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fatal = most common drug used for suicide

pruritus

hemolysis - G6PD

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chloroquine contraindication

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psoriasis, porphyria, retinal abnormalities

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parenteral tx of severe falciparum

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quinidine

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oral tx of falciparum (alt in chloroquine resistant areas)

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quinine

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first line for severe falciparum

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quinine/quinidine

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quinine/quinidne use

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good against BLOOd - not liver stages

depresses O2 uptake and carb metabolism

intercalates into DNA = disrupting replication/transcription

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quinine/quinidine AE

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cinchonism - tinnitus, HA, nausea

HS

hematological abnl: thrombocytopenia, agranulocytosis

hypoglycemia - stimulates insulin release

uterine contractions: still used in pregnant pt (benefits outweigh risks)

hypotension

QT prolongation

blackwater fever: likely HS rxn - hemolysis and hemolgobinuria

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quinine/quinidine contraindications

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visual/auditory problems
cardiac
don't use with mefloquine
can inc levels of warfarin and digoxin
renal insuff (dec dose)

Category C pregancy

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mefloquine

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works against chloroquine resistant strains
related to quinine

MOA: destroys asexual blood forms

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only medication recommended for chemoprophylaxis in pregannt women in chloroquine resistant areas

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mefloquine

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mefloquine use

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effective against most strains of p. falciparum and vivax

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what combo is used in uncomplicated malaria in south east asia

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mefloquine + artesunate

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mefloquine AE

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neuro and psych: ringing, anxiety, depression, hallcuination

weekly dosing: n/v/d, beahviro disturbances

higher dosing: leukocytosis, thrombocytopenia, aminotransferase, arrhythmias

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mefloquine contraindications

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hx of epilepsy, psych disorders, arrhythmia, cardiac conduction defects

DONT GIVE WITH quinine/quinidine, halofantrine

safe in young and pregant

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DOC eradication of dormant liver forms in vivax and ovale

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primaquine

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Primaquine use

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acute vivax and ovale and terminal prophylaxis of vivax and ovale

chemoprophylaxis against falciparum and vivax

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primaquine MOA

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not understood - maybe oxidants disrupting mitochondria binding to DNA

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primaquine AE

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rare - leukopenia, agranulocytosis, leukocytosis, cardiac arrhtymias

**hemolysis or methemoglbinemia - esp in G6PD pt’s

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what to test for before administering primaquine

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G6PD - if deficient, must deal with dormant stages, cannot take at all

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primaquine contraindications
DO NOT USE DURING PREGNANCY - until fetus is born and found if deficient
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malarone
(combo of atovaquone + proguanil) tx and prophylaxis of falciparum NOT SAFE IN PREGANCY
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malarone MOA
disrupt mitochondrial electron transport
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pyrimethamine
folate synth inhibitor
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proguanil
folate synth inhibitor
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sulfadoxine
folate synth inhibitor
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folate synth inhibitor application
chemoprophylaxis - only in combo of proguanil + chloroquine (not recommended) intermittent therapy - high risk pt's recieve intermittent therapy regardless of infection status tx chloroquine resistant falciparum - NOT used in severe malaria
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pyrimethamine + proguanil
act slowly against RBC form of malaria inhibit plasmodial dihydrofolate reductase
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proguanil active against which form/s
only active against some hepatic forms
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sulfonamides active against which form
weakly against RBC schizonts inhibit dihydropteroate synthase
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folate synthesis inhibitors AE
well tolerated proguanil - mouth ulcers pyrimethamine-sulfadoxine = steven johnson sulfadoxine - blood, GI,CNS,derm, renal toxic proguanil and pyrimethamine-sulfadoxine = safe in pregancy
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doxycycline
active against RBC schizonts NOT liver stage complete tx for severe facliparum (alongside quinine) after initial tx must be taken daily as chemoprophylaxis
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doxycycline AE
photosensitive discoloration/hypoplasia of teeth not safe in pregnancy fatal hepatoxicity (in pregnancy(
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artemisin
artesunate artemether dihydroartemesinin (oral only) coartem (artemether + lumefantrine)
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artemesin use
IV severe falciparum malaria - don't use alone to protect against resistance only active in blood stage - not liver stage
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artemesin MOA
binds iron, breaks down peroxide bridges = generates free radicals that damage parasites very short t 1/2 - IV therapy + logner acting agent
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artemisin AE
neurotoxicity, QT prolongation safer in 2nd and 3rd trimersters only use in 1st if severe
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other antimalarials:
clindamycin - doxy alternative halofantrine (RBC stages, teratogenic) lumefantrine (RBC stages, minor QT prolongation)
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DOC chemophrophylaxis in pregnant women
chloroquine if chloroquine resistant: mefloquine
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DOC SEVERE malaria tx in pregancy 1st trimester
quinidine or artesunate
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DOC SEVERE malaria tx in pregnancy 2-3rd trimester
1st: artesunate 2nd: artemether
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p. falciparum uncomplicated DOC
1) chloroquine/hydrochloroquine chloroquine resistant: 1) atovoquone-proguanil/malarone 2) co-artem 3) quinine+doxycycline 4) mefloquine
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P. malariae DOC
chloroquine/hydroxychloroquine
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P. vivax/ovale DOC
1) chloroquine + primaquine | 2) hydroxychloroquine + primaquine
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P. vivax DOC in chloroquine resistant
1) quinine + doxycycline + primaquine 2) atovaquone - progaunil + primaquine 3) mefloquine + primaquine
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uncomplicated malaria in pregnancy DOC
1)chloroquine/hydrochloroquine - chloroquine resistant (falciparum) 1) mefloquine 2) quinine + clindamycin - chloroquine resistant (vivax) Mefloquine
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DOC severe malaria in all species
1) Quinidine + doxycycline or clindamycin | 2) artesunate, followed by atovaquone-proguanil, clindamycin, or mefloquine