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This document discusses case management strategies for malaria in India. It outlines the key approaches to malaria control based on epidemiological and resource considerations. The national strategies involve surveillance and case management through diagnosis, treatment and monitoring. Integrated vector management focuses on indoor spraying, bed nets and larval control. Treatment guidelines are provided for vivax and falciparum malaria based on age and involve chloroquine and primaquine. Strategies also emphasize capacity building, communication and intersectoral collaboration.
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- 1. CASE MANAGEMENT OF MALARIA AYUSH GARG
- 2. APPROCHES & STRATEGIES OF MALARIA BASED ON • Epidemiological consideration • Adverse effect on health • Economy • Technical feasibility • Functional resource • Human resource • Community participation
- 3. NATIONAL VECTOR BORNE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMME • 2007-2012 • 2012-2017 • recent plan 2017-2022
- 4. STRATEGIES FOR PREVENTION &CONTROL A. Surveillance and case management 1 case detection[active or passive] 2 early diagnosis and complete treatment 3 sentinal surveillance B. integrated vector management 1 indoor residual spray 2 insecticide treated bed net 3 antilarval measures including source reduction C. epidemic preparedness and early response
- 5. D supportive intervention 1. capacity building 2. behavioural change communication 3. intersectoral collaboration 4. monitoring and evaluation 5. operational research and applied field research
- 6. GUIDELINES FOR DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT OF MALARIA IN INDIA
- 7. B.WHERE MICROSCOPY IS NOT AVAILABLE WITHIN 24 HOURS AND MONOVALENT RDT IS USED
- 8. WHERE MICROSCOPY RESULT IS NOT AVAILABLE IN 24 HRS AND BIVALENT RDT IS USED
- 9. TREATMENT FOR VIVAX MALARIA • DRUG SCHEDULE FOR TREATMENT • choroquine: 25 mg/kg body weight divided over three days • 10mg/kg on day 1 • 10mg/kg on day 2 • 5 mg/kg on day 3 • primaquine: o.25mg/kg body weight daily for 14 day • primaquine is C/I in infants,pregnant women,and individual with G6PD def. • 14 day regimen should be given under supervision
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