| rdfs:comment | - Malaria is a disease brought past America's borders by the mosquito menace. Defenders of America's Freedoms have created a well-regarded preventative measure which could have stopped this threat if it were not for whiney liberal enviro-hippies.
- Malaria es un personaje eventual de la serie Las Macabras Aventuras de Billy y Mandy. Es una mujer gótica de Endsville de la que se enamoró Calavera. Malaria y Calavera compartían gustos por los temas sobrenaturales, siempre mostrando su amor hasta el día en el que rompen su relación.
- Malaria är en sjukdom på planeten Jorden. Malaria är en allvarlig och kan vara dödlig sjukdom. Sjukdomen kan spridas via myggor till människor. (RPG: "Stargate SG-1: Roleplaying Game")
- Malaria was a mosquito-borne infectious disease of Humans and animals. In 2269, Lieutenant Nancy Randolph became ill with a malarial-type disease caused by an insect bite while in captivity on Lactra VII. (TAS: "The Eye of the Beholder")
- Malaria was a gothic woman who fell in love with Grim in "Grim In Love", which was also her only major appearance. She shared Grim's sadistic sense of humor and loved to hang out in graveyards, at the end of the episode Grim took her to his favorite bar where he introduced her to his netherworld friends she then saw his powers, realizing that Grim was actually the Grim Reaper, and that his friends were real monsters, she panicked and ran away she has only been seen in cameos since then. She is voiced by Jeannie Elias.
- Malaria is a negative welfare situation in Democracy 3 Africa.
- Malaria ist eine Krankheit, deren Erreger durch Insektenstiche übertragen wird. Sie ist durch starkes Fieber gekennzeichnet und kann auch zu Koma und Tod führen. 2269 diagnostiziert Doktor McCoy bei Lieutenant Nancy Randolph, der Navigatorin der USS Ariel, eine Art Malaria, ausgelöst durch einen Insektenstich. McCoy kann jedoch weder eine genauere Untersuchung noch eine Behandlung vornehmen, da sie sich zu diesem Zeitpunkt im Zoo auf Lactra VII befinden und McCoys medizinische Ausrüstung außerhalb des Geheges liegt. Durch Konzentration auf sie kann McCoy jedoch den telepathischen Lactranern zu verstehen geben, was er benötigt, erhält seine Ausrüstung und kann die Erkrankung behandeln (TAS: ).
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Malaria]] mala aria meaning "bad air".
- Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease in Far Cry 2, and plays a major role in the story.
- Malaria is an infectious disease characterized by cycles of chills, fever, and sweating. It is said by some that it is transmitted to Humans by the bite of a Mosquito.
- Malaria is a mosquito-borne Infectious disease in Far Cry 2. Malaria plays a major role in single-player Far Cry 2. The player character becomes infected with malaria towards the end of the driving intro. The character will look at his hands and start coughing as the screen takes on a yellowish tint. At the end of the intro, the character will fall forward in the car and pass out as the driver says he looks tired. Every bottle of medicine only has 3 or 4 doses in it. Should the character pass out from a malaria attack and wake in the church or clinic, he will have one dose of medicine.
- Once inside the body, the parasite attacks red blood cells, feeding off of them and using them to reproduce. As a result anemia is common with malaria patients. The parasites coordinate their attacks so that most of the time, they may only be found within the red blood cells where they cannot be found by the immune system and the drugs used to treat the condition are similarly ineffective. However, every 48 hours, all the parasites are released simultaneously into the blood, usually resulting in an intermittent fever. As a result, there are usually not enough antibodies built up in order to destroy all the parasites.
- Malaria was an Earth disease carried by mosquitoes. The name is derived from the words "bad air", due to the early belief that this illness was caused by "vapors" given off at night. Israel Daniel Dickenson, captain of the sloop-of-war Enterprise during the American Revolution, suffered from malaria during the struggle to prepare the Colonial fleet in 1776. (Enterprise Logs short story: "The Veil at Valcour")
- Malaria is one of the most common infectious diseases and an enormous public-health problem. The disease is caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Plasmodium. The most serious forms of the disease are caused by Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax, but other related species (Plasmodium ovale, Plasmodium malariae, and sometimes Plasmodium knowlesi) can also infect humans. This group of human-pathogenic Plasmodium species are usually referred to as malaria parasites.
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| abstract | - Malaria is a disease brought past America's borders by the mosquito menace. Defenders of America's Freedoms have created a well-regarded preventative measure which could have stopped this threat if it were not for whiney liberal enviro-hippies.
- Malaria is a mosquito-borne Infectious disease in Far Cry 2. Malaria plays a major role in single-player Far Cry 2. The player character becomes infected with malaria towards the end of the driving intro. The character will look at his hands and start coughing as the screen takes on a yellowish tint. At the end of the intro, the character will fall forward in the car and pass out as the driver says he looks tired. The player will get malaria attacks every 30-40 real-life minutes. When one happens, the screen will take on a yellowish tint, and everything becomes blurry. In addition, the player is momentarily unable to sprint or jump until the yellow fades. If he chooses to not take a dose of medicine, he will have 2 or 3 more attacks. If the player still has medicine, on the final attack, the character will fall to the ground and become immobile until he takes a pill. If he has run out of pills, then the character will open up his empty bottle, stare at it in disbelief, then pass out, only to wake up in the church in Pala or the medical clinic in the Southern territory. During or after the attack, the player can take a pill to relieve the symptoms temporarily. The player can choose to hold off from taking any medicine right away, but he must take it before he can use syrettes. It is possible, and necessary, to get more medicine after the tutorial. To do so, the player must talk to the priest in Pala when he is out of medicine. The priest says the player looks sick and then hands him passports and direct him to a general store or other building somewhere on the map. These buildings will always be under attack from militia when the player arrives. Once he has cleared the area, he can trade the passports for more medicine. The same must be done in the Southern territory, the first time at the medical clinic in the main town. The player must, however, first complete a few missions in the south before the doctor will talk to him about medicine. Every bottle of medicine only has 3 or 4 doses in it. Should the character pass out from a malaria attack and wake in the church or clinic, he will have one dose of medicine. There is a glitch where if the player does not start the main missions and rather starts the side-missions, there will be an infinite supply of malaria pills until he begins the main missions. Malaria attacks can happen at any area, no matter what the player is doing, even during combat or while driving. It makes driving harder and in combat you are vulnerable, which is deadly if you also have low health, ammunition or both.
- Malaria is one of the most common infectious diseases and an enormous public-health problem. The disease is caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Plasmodium. The most serious forms of the disease are caused by Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax, but other related species (Plasmodium ovale, Plasmodium malariae, and sometimes Plasmodium knowlesi) can also infect humans. This group of human-pathogenic Plasmodium species are usually referred to as malaria parasites. Malaria parasites are transmitted by female Anopheles mosquitoes. The parasites multiply within red blood cells, causing symptoms that include symptoms of anemia (light headedness, shortness of breath, tachycardia etc.), as well as other general symptoms such as fever, chills, nausea, flu-like illness, and in severe cases, coma and death. Malaria transmission can be reduced by preventing mosquito bites with mosquito nets and insect repellents, or by mosquito control by spraying insecticides inside houses and draining standing water where mosquitoes lay their eggs.
- Malaria es un personaje eventual de la serie Las Macabras Aventuras de Billy y Mandy. Es una mujer gótica de Endsville de la que se enamoró Calavera. Malaria y Calavera compartían gustos por los temas sobrenaturales, siempre mostrando su amor hasta el día en el que rompen su relación.
- Malaria är en sjukdom på planeten Jorden. Malaria är en allvarlig och kan vara dödlig sjukdom. Sjukdomen kan spridas via myggor till människor. (RPG: "Stargate SG-1: Roleplaying Game")
- Malaria was a mosquito-borne infectious disease of Humans and animals. In 2269, Lieutenant Nancy Randolph became ill with a malarial-type disease caused by an insect bite while in captivity on Lactra VII. (TAS: "The Eye of the Beholder")
- Malaria was a gothic woman who fell in love with Grim in "Grim In Love", which was also her only major appearance. She shared Grim's sadistic sense of humor and loved to hang out in graveyards, at the end of the episode Grim took her to his favorite bar where he introduced her to his netherworld friends she then saw his powers, realizing that Grim was actually the Grim Reaper, and that his friends were real monsters, she panicked and ran away she has only been seen in cameos since then. She is voiced by Jeannie Elias.
- Malaria is a negative welfare situation in Democracy 3 Africa.
- Once inside the body, the parasite attacks red blood cells, feeding off of them and using them to reproduce. As a result anemia is common with malaria patients. The parasites coordinate their attacks so that most of the time, they may only be found within the red blood cells where they cannot be found by the immune system and the drugs used to treat the condition are similarly ineffective. However, every 48 hours, all the parasites are released simultaneously into the blood, usually resulting in an intermittent fever. As a result, there are usually not enough antibodies built up in order to destroy all the parasites. Malaria has been known as a distinct disease since ancient times. Europeans first became exposed to it when they colonized areas of Africa and Asia where it is endemic. However, the cause of the disease was not well understood until the 19th century. Prior to that, it was thought the disease was the result of exposure to marsh gases from swampy areas (hence the name of the disease is literally the Italian for "bad air"). However, as we now know, the role of swamps in transmitting the disease is that they provide breeding grounds for the mosquitos that carry the disease. It was discovered in the mid 19th century that Quinine, an extract of cinchona tree is effective in both treating and preventing the disease. However, the cinchona only grows naturally in South America, which for decades had a monopoly on the production of the drug. However, in modern times Chloroquine is the treatment of choice for most patients. However, malaria has another trick - it is immune from these drugs when the parasite spends part of its life cyle in the liver. In this stage, the disease usually presents with jaundice. As a result, one exposed, patient's must be monitored regularly thereafter as relapses are common even if the disease has been inactive for years. Although it is virtually unknown in the western world, Malaria is still endemic in tropical regions and results in millions of deaths each year. However, many travellers to the tropics also contract the disease every year. Since the disease is not contagious, patients can be treated in general hospitals without special precautions. Prevention of the spread of mosquitos is also effective in treating the disease. Draining swamps and other sources of stagnant water denies the mosquito a place to breed. Many cities in the tropics, such as Nairobi, are deliberately sited at high altitude which makes it too cold for mosquitos to survive and breed.
- Malaria ist eine Krankheit, deren Erreger durch Insektenstiche übertragen wird. Sie ist durch starkes Fieber gekennzeichnet und kann auch zu Koma und Tod führen. 2269 diagnostiziert Doktor McCoy bei Lieutenant Nancy Randolph, der Navigatorin der USS Ariel, eine Art Malaria, ausgelöst durch einen Insektenstich. McCoy kann jedoch weder eine genauere Untersuchung noch eine Behandlung vornehmen, da sie sich zu diesem Zeitpunkt im Zoo auf Lactra VII befinden und McCoys medizinische Ausrüstung außerhalb des Geheges liegt. Durch Konzentration auf sie kann McCoy jedoch den telepathischen Lactranern zu verstehen geben, was er benötigt, erhält seine Ausrüstung und kann die Erkrankung behandeln (TAS: ).
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Malaria]] mala aria meaning "bad air".
- Malaria was an Earth disease carried by mosquitoes. The name is derived from the words "bad air", due to the early belief that this illness was caused by "vapors" given off at night. Israel Daniel Dickenson, captain of the sloop-of-war Enterprise during the American Revolution, suffered from malaria during the struggle to prepare the Colonial fleet in 1776. (Enterprise Logs short story: "The Veil at Valcour") The discovery of quinine was a major turning point for Human medicine, as it was discovered to be the first effective medicine against Malaria. Malaria continued to kill millions each year, well into the 21st century. (TOS novel: Uhura's Song)
- Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease in Far Cry 2, and plays a major role in the story.
- Malaria is an infectious disease characterized by cycles of chills, fever, and sweating. It is said by some that it is transmitted to Humans by the bite of a Mosquito.
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