Malaria in brief
By BoNbOoNa
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Miss Anopheles Mosquito is very Human-Considerate , she always makes sure her needle is sterile before biting them !
there for ; she doesn’t transmit Malaria from infected to healthy people while drinking their blood
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~ Mode of transmition ~
Malaria is transmitted to heatlhy individuals by Needles of :
– infected ♀ Anopheles Mosquito
– contaminated syringe needle
~ a little Hint about the Antimalarial Drugs ~
– Drugs used For Prophylaxis Only : ( Mefloquine )
– Drugs used For Treatment Only : ( Quinidine – Quinine )
– Drugs used For Both: ( Chloroquine – Primaquine – Doxycycline )
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references :
” Basic and clinical pharmacology ” \\ chapter 54 \\ page 645
” Pharmacology – 4th edition ” \\ chapter 11 \\ page 282
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