Table 1. Definitions of Correct Practice & Adequate Knowledge.

Correct Malaria Diagnosis
Utilization of microscopy or rapid diagnostic test
Clinical diagnosis when diagnostic test unavailable
Correct Pregnancy Assessment
Inquired about pregnancy and/ or offered pregnancy test
Inquired about LMP, gestational age, or measured fundal height or palpated
Correct Treatment & Dosage
Acceptable Knowledge Answers	Acceptable Prescriptions in Practice
Non-pregnant	Non-pregnant
1st-line: Artemether-lumefantrine	Artemether-lumefantrine
2nd-line: DHA-piperaquine	DHA-piperaquine
	Quinine
1st Trimester	1st Trimester
Quinine	Quinine
2nd/3rd Trimester	2nd/3rd Trimester
Quinine	Quinine
Artemether-lumefantrine	Artemether-lumefantrine
	DHA-piperaquine
Treatment regimens:
Artemether-lumefantrine tablets (20/120 mg): 4 tablets, 2 times daily for 3 days (4x2x3)
DHA-piperaquine tablets (40/320 mg): 3 or 4 tablets, once daily for 3 days (3x1x3) or (4x1x3)
Quinine: 2 tablets of 300 mg, 3 times daily for 7 days (2x3x7)*

Acronyms: LMP, date of last menstruation period; DHA, dihydroartemisinin,

*Differs from standard adult dosing regimen of 5 full days