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Post graduate college of nursing

lahore

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objectives

At the end of this presentation the learner will be able to:

Define the anti malarial drugs.

Recognize the Actions of antimalarial drugs.

Describe the Indications of antimalarial drugs .

Discuss the contraindications.

Identify the Toxic effects.

Interpret the dose of antimalarial drugs.

Identify the Nursing Interventions .

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What is malaria?

It is a protozoal disease characterized

by paroxysms of chills ,fever and

invasion of red blood cells by parasite

plasmodium.

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Types of malaria

• There are four species of plasmodium

(malarial parasite).

• Plasmodium vivax (most common)

• Plasmodium malaria

• Plasmodium ovale

• Plasmodium falciparum ( most dangerous)

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Anti malarial drugs

• Chloroquine

• Resochin

• Fansidar

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Chloquine

• It has long been used in the treatment or

prevention of malaria. After the malaria

parasite Plasmodium falciparum started

to develop.

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Actions

• Chloroquine is an aminoquinoline. It is

thought to kill sensitive malaria parasites by

stopping normal metabolism inside the

parasite.

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Indication

• Chloroquine can be used for preventing

malaria from Plasmodium vivax, P. ovale

and P. malariae.

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Contra indication

• Allergy

• Pregnany

• If you have psoriasis, stomach or intestinal

problems, liver disease, or central nervous

system problems

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Toxic effects

• Side effects include gastrointestinal

problems, stomachache, itch, headache,

• postural hypotension, nightmares and blurred

vision.

• Another serious side effect is toxicity to the

eye or Chloroquine retinopathy.

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Dosage

• Artemether-lumefantrine (artem™)

1 tablet = 20mg artemether and 120 mg

lumefantrine

3-day treatment schedule with a total of 6 oral

doses. The patient should receive the initial

dose, followed by the second dose 8 hours

later, then 1 dose po bid for the following 2

days.

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Fansidar

• Generic name: sulfadoxine and pyrimethamine

• Treating and preventing malaria when other

medicines (eg, chloroquine) are not effective

or appropriate.

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Actions

• Fansidar is an antimalarial agent. It works

by blocking the formation of folinic acid

within the malaria organism, which kills

the parasite.

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Indications

Prevention of Falciparum Malaria that is

Resistant to Chloroquine.

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Conta indications

• Pregnancy

• Breast feeding

• Allergy

• anemia

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Toxic effects

• Diarrhea

• Dizziness

• Headache

• Nausea

• Vomiting.

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Dosage

• For adults; 2 to 3 tablets taken as a single dose.

Once Weekly 1 tablet Once Every

2 Weeks 2 tablets.

• For children; The dosage for treatment of

malaria in children is based upon body weight

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Nursing interventions

• Take Fansidar after a meal.

• Swallow Fansidar whole. Do not break, crush,

or chew before swallowing.

• Drinking extra fluids while you are taking

Fansidar is recommended.

• If you miss a dose of Fansidar, take it as soon

as possible. Do not take 2 doses at once.

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References

• www.wikipedia.com

• www.clinicalnursing.com

• www.webmed.com

• Danish,I.(2012).Medical Diagnosis And Management.(11th ed).karachi.paramountpublishing enterprize.

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