Maleria Assessment

Malaria Assessment – Important Instructions

This Malaria Assessment is a clinical screening tool designed to identify symptoms, exposure patterns, and risk factors commonly associated with malaria infection. It supports early detection, clinical decision-making, and timely medical referral, especially in malaria-endemic areas.

This assessment is intended for use by both patients and attending healthcare professionals as part of an initial medical evaluation.

How to Take the Assessment

  • Answer all questions honestly based on symptoms experienced within the last 7–14 days.
  • Select the option that best reflects your current condition.
  • Do not skip questions, as incomplete responses may reduce accuracy.

Understanding and Using the Results

  • The final score classifies malaria risk from low to high.
  • High-risk results require immediate medical attention.
  • Results are designed to support—not replace—clinical judgment.
  • The complete report may be forwarded to another doctor or specialist.
Important Clinical Notice:
This assessment does NOT confirm or rule out malaria. Laboratory confirmation using malaria RDTs or blood smear microscopy is required before treatment.
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1 | Fever pattern
2 | Chills or shivering
3 | Excessive sweating
4 | Headache |
5 | Muscle or joint pain
6 | Fatigue or weakness
7 | Nausea or vomiting
8 | Loss of appetite
9 | Diarrhea
10 | Abdominal discomfort |
11 | Dizziness |
12 | Pale skin or anemia signs
13 | Shortness of breath
14 | Yellowing of eyes (jaundice)
15 | Dark-colored urine |
16 | Confusion or altered consciousness
17 | Seizures
18 | Recent mosquito exposure
19 | Living/traveling in endemic area
20 | Previous malaria episode (recent) |
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