HM E5 EXAM NEWEST WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS//VERIFIED// GRADED A+ 2026
Doxycycline is indicated for the prophylaxis of malaria
due to __________.
P. falciparum
Doxycycline at 100mg is indicated for up to ___ weeks
after leaving endemic area.
4
Individuals who are G6PD deficient should not take the
following antimalarial medication:
Primaquine Phosphate
Primaquine Phosphate is used for elimination of
persistent P. vivax and _________ liver stage parasites.
P. ovale
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,Treatment with Quinine (Qualaquin®) is ___ times daily
for 7 days.
3
When chloroquine, doxycycline, or mefloquine is used
for primary prophylaxis, take 15 mg (base) orally of
Primaquine Phosphate, once/day for ___ days after
departure from the malarious area
14
Treatment of malaria with Quinidine Gluconate requires
continuous infusion for at least ___ hours.
24
Quinidine Gluconate comes as a __ mg / ml intravenous
solution.
80
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,The dosage for Chloroquine Phosphate is one ___ mg
tablet weekly beginning 2 weeks prior to arrival in the
endemic area.
500
The overall malaria treatment by use of Chloroquine
Phosphate is a total of ___ tablets.
5
The overall malaria treatment by use of Chloroquine
Phosphate is a total of ___ tablets.
5
The treatment for malaria using Mefloquine (Lariam®)
consisted of ___ tablets given as a single dose.
5
Meflo
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, This class of malaria medication attack plasmodia in
red BLOOD cells preventing or terminating the clinical
attack.
BLOOD schizontocides
Atovaquone+Proguanil (MALARONE®) is a combination
tablet containing atovaquone ___ mg and proguanil ___
mg.
250, 100
Atovaquone+Proguanil (Malarone®) is taken as 1 tablet
________.
Daily
Antimalarial medications are divided into how many
classifications?
4
This class of malaria medication attack the
GAMETOCYTE stage in red blood cells.
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AND ANSWERS//VERIFIED// GRADED A+ 2026
Doxycycline is indicated for the prophylaxis of malaria
due to __________.
P. falciparum
Doxycycline at 100mg is indicated for up to ___ weeks
after leaving endemic area.
4
Individuals who are G6PD deficient should not take the
following antimalarial medication:
Primaquine Phosphate
Primaquine Phosphate is used for elimination of
persistent P. vivax and _________ liver stage parasites.
P. ovale
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,Treatment with Quinine (Qualaquin®) is ___ times daily
for 7 days.
3
When chloroquine, doxycycline, or mefloquine is used
for primary prophylaxis, take 15 mg (base) orally of
Primaquine Phosphate, once/day for ___ days after
departure from the malarious area
14
Treatment of malaria with Quinidine Gluconate requires
continuous infusion for at least ___ hours.
24
Quinidine Gluconate comes as a __ mg / ml intravenous
solution.
80
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,The dosage for Chloroquine Phosphate is one ___ mg
tablet weekly beginning 2 weeks prior to arrival in the
endemic area.
500
The overall malaria treatment by use of Chloroquine
Phosphate is a total of ___ tablets.
5
The overall malaria treatment by use of Chloroquine
Phosphate is a total of ___ tablets.
5
The treatment for malaria using Mefloquine (Lariam®)
consisted of ___ tablets given as a single dose.
5
Meflo
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, This class of malaria medication attack plasmodia in
red BLOOD cells preventing or terminating the clinical
attack.
BLOOD schizontocides
Atovaquone+Proguanil (MALARONE®) is a combination
tablet containing atovaquone ___ mg and proguanil ___
mg.
250, 100
Atovaquone+Proguanil (Malarone®) is taken as 1 tablet
________.
Daily
Antimalarial medications are divided into how many
classifications?
4
This class of malaria medication attack the
GAMETOCYTE stage in red blood cells.
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