-influenza A, B, C

-Herpes 1 (oral, cold sores)

-Herpes 2 (genital)

-Herpes 3 (chicken pox & shingles)

-Herpes 4 (Epstein-Barr, mono)

-Herpes 5 (CMV, cytomegalovirus)

-Hepatitis A, B, C, D, E, etc. -H

-non-HIV antiviral for HSV-1 & 2

-dose: 200-400 mg po, HSV-1; 800 mg po, h. zoster

-SE: n/v/d, headache, tremors, rash, phlebitis

-Adverse: seizures, nephrotoxic, bone marrow depression, neuropathy

-malaria incubation 10-35 days w/ flu-like symptoms

-acute tx: chloroquine, mefloquine

-prophylaxis (prevention): chloroquine, primaquine

-prophylaxis & acute malaria tx

-dose: 600 mg, then 300 mg po acute; 5 mg/kg/wk for 2 wk before & 6-8 wk after exposure

-SE: n/v/d, fatigue, anorexia, blurry vision, nervousness, pruritis

-Adverse: psychosis, hypotension, EKD changes, aplastic anemia, ototoxicity, CV collapse

-drug-drug: increased effects of digoxin & warfarin

-treat parasitic worm infestation- tapeworm, roundworm, fluke, tissue roundworms

-get from contaminated food

-SE: GI distress, dizziness, headache, drowsiness

-usually given for 1-3 days

-hand hygiene

-wash clothing, bedding

-follow-up stool specimen needed