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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 24486 pediatric outpatient prescription drug infusion Analysis [Abstract] Objective: The pediatric hospital outpatient infusion for analysis of drug prescriptions in order to protect children with drug safety, and promote rational drug use. Methods: A retrospective survey method, random sampling in our hospital in 2007 16 days in the outpatient infusion prescriptions 24486 copies of the infusion prescriptions for statistical analysis. Results: The combination therapy without a prescription in Ceftezole the highest utilization rate of sodium; combination therapy in the two kinds of prescription drugs accounted for compatibility of the application being investigated infusion prescriptions 44.03%; In addition, the existence of an unreasonable use, unreasonable use of doses , carrier to use reasonable, widely used of ribavirin. Conclusion: The hospital transfusion third-line antimicrobial drug prescriptions found no abuse, but there are still irrational phenomena, rational drug use levels are further improved. [Keywords:] Department of Pediatrics; clinic; infusion prescriptions; Analysis of Drugs An analysis on 24486 prescriptions of transfusion for pediatric out  patients JANG Hong, LIU Yan, ZHANG Tian  qiao (Wuhan Children  s Hospital of Hubei Province, Hubei Wuhan 430016, China) [Abstract] Objective: To ensure the safety of medication and encourage rational administration in children. Methods: A retrospective statistical study was carried out to investigate 24,486 transfusion formulas for out  patients within a period of 16 days in 2007. Results: The usage of ceftezole sodium was highest in the formulas which weren  t combined with other medication. The rate of combined application of two medicines was 44.03% in all the formulas. In addition, the phenomenon of irrational utilization of medicines, irrational dosage, irrational carrying agent and general usage of ribavirin existed. Conclusions: Abusage of antibiotics wasn  t