1. The document provides guidelines for personal protection and mass protection against malaria while on duty or off duty. 2. For personal protection while on duty, it recommends closing doors and windows at night, wearing long sleeves, using face masks and repellent cream, and taking malaria medication when traveling. 3. For mass protection while off duty, it suggests spraying DDT before seasons, impregnating mosquito nets with insecticide, fogging in mornings and evenings, having a dry day weekly to clean the perimeter, and not bathing or defecating at dawn or dusk.

1. Note :- Report to doctor if you
have any one of these symptoms-
codes Abnormal
PERSONAL PROTECTION WHILE ON DUTY:-
1. KEEP THE DOOR & WINDOWS CLOSED IN THE EVENING
2. WEAR THE SHIRT SLEEVE ROLLED DOWN.
3. USE FACE MASK.
4. APPLY REPELLANT CREAM ON THE FACE.
5. KNOW THE TYPE & USE OF DRUGS OF MALARIA KIT
WHILE PROCEEDING ON LEAVE.
6. 3 SLIDE EXAMINATIONS BE CARRIED OUT WHEN
INDIVIDUAL PROCEEDS ON LEAVE/TEMP-DUTY.
7. TAKE 1 TAB MEFLOQUIN WEEKLY.
MASS PROTECTION WHILE OFF DUTY:-
1. DDT SPRAY BEFORE ON SET OF SEASONS
2. MOSQUITO NETS BE IMPREGNATED WITH
INSECTICIDE & A LOG BOOK BE MAINTAINED.
3. FOGGING SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT MORNING AND
EVENING & LOG BOOK MAINTAINED
4. DRY DAY ONCE A WEEK TO CLEAN THE PERIMETE.
1. DON’T
TAKE BATH OR DEFECATE IN OPEN.
2. DON’T
TAKE BATH OR DEFECATE IN DAWN OR DUSK
HRS.
3. DON’T
HIDE ANY SYMPTOM/COMPLAIN, IT MIGHT BE
MALARIA.
4. DON’T
BELIEVE IN MISNOMERS eg TAKING HEAVY
MEAL CAN CURE MALARIA, FASTING CAN CURE
FEVER OR BANANA / PINE APPLES CAUSES MALARIA.
Do,s :-
Don,ts:-
VIGILANCE IS THE ONLY DEFENSE
Malaria
CODE
B BP-
Hypertension
Hypotension
P Pulse-
Tachycardia
Bradycardia
T Temp-
Hyperthermia
Hypothermia
S Stool-
Loose-motion
Constipation
U Urine-
In/Out
Yellow/Red
V Vomiting-
Mild
Moderate
Severe
A Anemia-
Mild
Moderate
Severe
J Jaundice-
Mild
Moderate
Severe
C Chest-
Crepitation
Chest pain
C CVS-
Murmur
Palpitation
A Abdomen-
Pain
Abdomen
M Musculo-
Skeletal-
Myalgia
Joint-Pain
H Headache-
Mild
Moderate
Severe
C Convulsion
Coma-
Mild
Moderate
Severe
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