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| This subspecies is responsible for African trypanosomiasis in the west | |
| can exist in the form of hypnoite | |
| adverse effects of quinine and quinidine, named after its natural source | |
| these drugs can result in hypoglycemia, hematologic abnormality, | |
| This drug is used orally for uncomplicated chloroquine resistant P falciparum | |
| The vector of african trypanosomiasis is this type of fly | |
| quinine dosage must be decreased if the pt has an issue in this organ | |
| You should NOT give this drug to a G6PD deficient epileptic | |
| this low cost drug is effective against some chloroquine resistant P falciparum | |
| This D-steroisomer of quinine has a shorter half life | |
| This drug should not be used for Restless Legs Syndrome | |
| lifeform released from infected RBC to infect a new rbc | |
| this drug can result in pruritus, hemolysis in g6pd deficient persons, seizures | |
| This antimalarial can be used for both prophylaxis and treatment | |
| aka Lariam, this oral antimalarial is recommended for prophylaxis | |
| american form of trypanosomiasis is transmitted by this type of bug | |
| This is the parenteral drug used to treat severe malaria | |
| quinidine is administered in this manner | |
| This subspecies is responsible for African trypanosomiasis in the east | |
| in this liver cell, merozoites are being prepared to be released on lysis | |
| chloroquine should not be administered through this route | |
| The species brucei is associated with this type of trypanosomiasis | |