ANTIMALARIAL Flashcards

1
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VECTOR of MALARIA

A

Anopheles mosquito

FEMALE ONLY

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CAUSATIVE AGENT of MALARIA

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Plasmodium ovale
Plasmodium malariae
Plasmodium falciparum
Plasmodium vivax
Plasmodium knowlesi

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causative agent of malaria that is considered ZOONOTIC

ZOONITC - animal to animal transmission only

A

Plasmodium knowlesi

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4
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2 major stages for malarial cycle

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  1. exoerythrocytic
  2. erythrocytic
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MOST PATHOGENIC causative agent of MALARIA

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P. falciparum

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DIFFERENT DRUGS FOR MALARIA

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  • 4-aminoquinolines
  • 8-aminoquinolines
  • natural anti-malarial
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MALARIA

Plasmodium is a parasite coined from ____ which means BAD AIR

A

mala aria

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other names for MALARIA

A

Ague
Intermittent fever
Marsh fever
The Fever

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9
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MALARIA

causative agent that is MILDER; RARELY FATAL

A

P. malariae

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MALARIA

  • he DEBUNKED the idea that YELLOW FEVER and other vector-borne diseases are AIR-BORNE
  • he proposed that HINDI GALING SA HANGIN ang MALARIA; it is carried by a VECTOR
A

DR. RONALD ROSS

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MALARIA

3 potential ways to control malaria

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  • Vector control
  • Drug therapy
  • Vaccination
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MALARIA | CAUSATIVE AGENTS

  • 50%, MOST COMMON
  • SEVERE form
  • MOST VIRULENT
  • can infect 65% of the patient’s erythrocytes
A

P. falciparum

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MALARIA | CAUSATIVE AGENTS

  • 40%, VERY CHRONIC
  • RECURRENCE is possible
  • can cause REINFECTION of the LIVER cells
A

P. vivax

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MALARIA | CAUSATIVE AGENTS

  • 10%
  • RELAPSES are common
A

P. malariae

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MALARIA | CAUSATIVE AGENTS

  • LEAST common
A

P. ovale

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CINCHONA ALKALOIDS

  • LETHAL for ALL Plasmodium schizonts and gametocytes from P. vivax and P. malariae
  • indicated for malaria caused by chloroquine-resistant P. falciparum strains
  • used for NOCTURNAL LEG CRAMPS
  • SE: abortifacient
A

QUININE SULFATE

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CINCHONA ALKALOIDS

QUININE SULFATE:
side effects

A

abortifacient

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CINCHONA ALKALOIDS

  • MORE POTENT anti-malarial
  • stereoisomer of quinine but is primary indicated for CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS
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QUINIDINE

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  • TOXIC syndrome characterized by: tinnitus, headache, nausea, disturbed vision
A

CINCHONISM

21
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what is the proposed MOA of quinine and related compounds?

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inhibitory effect on ATP (proposed only)
MOA is mysterious – not known

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4-AMINOQUINOLINES

  • MAIN anti-malarial drug for PROPHYLAXIS and treatment of malaria
  • used also for EXTRA-INTESTINAL AMOEBIASIS
  • DOC for ERYTHROCYTIC FALCIPARUM malaria, EXCEPT RESISTANT STRAIN
  • ADR: retinopathy, hemolysis, muscle weakness, exacerbation of psoriasis, porphyria, impaired liver function
A

CHLOROQUINE

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4-AMINOQUINOLINES

CHLOROQUINE:
parenteral

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4-AMINOQUINOLINES

CHLOROQUINE:
oral

A

PO₄
phosphate

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# **4-AMINOQUINOLINES** * **HIGH PROTEIN BOUND** (remains in the body for **OVER A MONTH**)
Hydroxychloroquine
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# **4-AMINOQUINOLINES** * **PROPHYLAXIS** for malaria * associated with **higher incidence** of **HEPATITIS** and **AGRANULOCYTOSIS**
Amodiaquine
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# **4-AMINOQUINOLINES** * **SCHIZONTICIDE** (newest member) * exacerbate **mental disorders** * DOC for **MALARIAL SUPPRESSION**
Mefloquine
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# **8-AMINOQUINOLINES** * **NARROWEST** spectrum of activity * **most** effective against malarial parasite in the **LIVER** but **NOT** effective against parasites within **eryhthrocytes** * MOA: **disruption** of parasites' **mitochondria** * DOC: for **ACUTE** attack of ***Plasmodium vivax***
PRIMAQUINE
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# **8-AMINOQUINOLINES** PRIMAQUINE: **most effective** against parasites in the ____
LIVER
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# **8-AMINOQUINOLINES** PRIMAQUINE: **NOT** effective against parasites within ____
erythrocytes
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# **8-AMINOQUINOLINES** PRIMAQUINE **MOA**: disruption of ____
parasites' mitochondria
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# **8-AMINOQUINOLINES** PRIMAQUINE: **DOC**
acute attack of Plasmodium vivax
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** * a **TETRACYCLINE** that inhibits the pathogen's **PROTEIN SYNTHESIS** * **PROPHYLAXIS** for malaria * CI in **children** and in areas with **greatest sunlight**
DOXYCYCLINE
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** DOXYCYCLINE: **MOA**
inhibits pathogen's PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** DOXYCYCLINE: **contraindication**
in children & in areas with greatest sunlight
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** * can **ARREST TISSUE CONDUCTION** in **cardiac muscles**
Halofantrine
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** * proposed MOA: inhibition of **β-hematinin** by forming complex with **hemin**
Lumefantrine
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** * **MOST TOXIC** antimalarial drug * **ACRIDINE DYE** (can cause **YELLOW** color of **skin**, **tissues**, etc.) * tx of malaria and a **SCLEROSING AGENT**
QUINACRINE
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** QUINACRINE: can cause ____ color of **skin**, **tissues**, etc.
yellow
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** ARTEMISININ: * is a **METHYL ETHER** derivative of **dihydroartemesinin**
ARTEMETHER
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# **POLYCYCLIC ANTIMALARIAL DRUGS** ARTEMISININ: * is a **HEMISUCCINATE** derivative of the active metabolite **dihydroartemisin**
ARTESUNATE
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# **FIXED COMBINATION** * **PROPHYLAXIS** and treatment of **chloroquine resistant** malaria * MOA: inhibition of **FOLIC ACID** biosynthesis and **DIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE**
Sulfadoxine + Pyrimethamine
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# **FIXED COMBINATION** SULFADOXINE + PYRIMETHAMINE: **MOA**
inhibition of **FOLIC ACID** biosynthesis and **DIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE**
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# **FIXED COMBINATION** * effective against **ERYTHROCYTIC** and **EXOERYTHROCYTIC** plasmodium * used for **RESISTANT MALARIA** * MOA: inhibition of **dihydrofolate reductase** and **damage** to the parasite's **mitochondria**
ATOVAQUONE & PROGUANIL
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# **FIXED COMBINATION** ATOVAQUONE & PROGUANIL: **MOA**
inhibition of **dihydrofolate reductase** and **damage** to the parasite's **mitochondria**
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# **FIXED COMBINATION** **PROGUANIL** is a **prodrug** of ____
CYCLOGUANIL
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# **FIXED COMBINATION** * interfere **HEME metabolism** → interfere parasites in **ERYTHROCYTIC stage** * MOST ESTABLISHED MOA
Artemether & Lumefantrin
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# **NEW DRUG APPROACHES** * isolated from **Streptomyces fermentation broth** in **1980** * inhibition of **NON-MEVALONATE PATHWAY** & **GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE** ## Footnote inhibition of glutathion - no antioxidant - increase free radicals - cell death
FOSMIDOMYCIN
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# **NEW DRUG APPROACHES** FOSMIDOMYCIN: **MOA**
inhibition of NON-MEVALONATE PATHWAY & GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE