Malaria
41Malaria — maliarija statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Ūminė infekcinė liga, kuriai būdinga periodiškai besikartojantis karščiavimas, padidėjusios kepenys ir blužnis, mažakraujystė. Sukelia pirmuonys plazmodijai. Užkrato šaltinis –… …
42malaria — maliarija statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Ūminė infekcinė liga, kuriai būdinga periodiškai besikartojantis karščiavimas, padidėjusios kepenys ir blužnis, mažakraujystė. Sukelia pirmuonys plazmodijai. Užkrato šaltinis –… …
43malaria — [18] The original English term for an ‘attack of malarial fever’ was ague. The word malaria did not come on the scene until the mid 18th century. It was borrowed from Italian mal’aria, a conflation of mala aria, literally ‘bad air’. This was an… …
44malaria — (mah la re ah) A serious infectious illness caused by the parasitic protozoan Plasmodium. Malaria is characterized by bouts of high chills and fever that occur at regular intervals …
45malaria — (ma la ri a) s. f. Nom que les Italiens donnent aux effluves paludéens producteurs des fièvres intermittentes et rémittentes. La malaria règne à Rome en automne. ÉTYMOLOGIE Ital. mala, mauvais, aria, air …
46malaria — ma·là·ria s.f. 1. CO TS med. malattia infettiva di tipo endemico o epidemico caratterizzata da accessi febbrili ogni terzo o quarto giorno o anche quotidiani, anemia e lesioni della milza e del fegato, causata da protozoi del genere Plasmodio,… …
47malaria — [[t]məle͟əriə[/t]] N UNCOUNT Malaria is a serious disease carried by mosquitoes which causes periods of fever …
48malaria — ma|la|ria sb., en, i sms. malaria , fx malariamyg, malariavaccine …
49Malaria vaccine — Malaria vaccines are an area of intensive research. However, there is no effective vaccine that has been introduced into clinical practice. The global burden of P. falciparum malaria increased through the 1990s due to drug resistant parasites and …
50Malaria prophylaxis — is a preventative treatment of malaria. Most adults from endemic areas have a degree of long term infection, which tends to recur, and also possess partial immunity (resistance); the resistance reduces with time, and such adults may become… …
