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MOA: after reduced it reacts w DNA --> damage and death of org
USE: H. pylori, C.diff, trichomonas, anaerobes, amebiasis, giardiasis
Toxicity: disulfiriam like effect: abdomen distress, metallic taste, headache |
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MOA: Interferes w ETC (essential for anaerobes)
Toxic: eye and urine turn yellow
USE: cryptosporidiosis and giardiasis |
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MOA: Aminoglycoside binds to 30s subunit and inihibits protein synthesis
Use: E. histolytica |
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MOA: inihibits microtubule polym therefore degen changes in intestinal cells of helminths --> immobilization and death of parasite
**used for mass deworming programs** |
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MOA: inihibits microtubule polym thereofre degen changes in intestinal cells of helminths --> immobilization and death of parasite
USE: STH, hookworm, enterobiasis, ascariasis, trichuriasis
FYI: take with fatty meal for tissue parasite
take with empty stomach for intraluminal parasite |
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MOA: inihibits microtubule polym thereofre degen changes in intestinal cells of helminths --> immobilization and death of parasite
USE: enterobiasis, ascariasis, hookworm, trichuriasis
FYI: chewable and take w fatty meal |
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MOA: inihibits microtubule polym thereofre degen changes in intestinal cells of helminths --> immobilization and death of parasite
USE: cutaneous larva migrans, strongyloidasis
FYI: Chewable and topical forms |
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MOA: constant ach released - causes tonic paralysis in helminth so they can't attach
Use: Ascariasis (pinworm), enterobiasis
IMP: OTC in US for pinworm! treat entire family
take 1g once orally |
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Use: riverblindness, head lice, scabies, mass deworming
FYI: single dose, clears microfilaria from skin
does NOT destroy adult worms --> must repeat every 6-12months for up to 10years
Take on empty stomach |
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MOA: increases parasites cell membrane permeability to calcium --> causes tonic paralysis in worms
Use: schistosomiasis (mass deworming), tapewom |
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