General Hospital neonatal nosocomial infection risks and control measures susceptible.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 General Hospital neonatal nosocomial infection risks and control measures susceptible [Abstract] neonatal nosocomial infections is the current hospital infection control and medical care quality management is an important part, because of its susceptibility to the characteristics and potential risks are taken on 456 cases of neonatal hospital prospective surveillance and retrospective surveys, analysis because of potential risks, for the prevention of nosocomial infection prevention and control measures to provide the necessary result of nosocomial infections in 20 patients, the hospital infection rate was 4.38%, the infection site were: respiratory tract, umbilicus, gastrointestinal tract, skin and soft tissue infections. Conclusion: Key aspects of hospital infection must strengthen management, integrated control and eliminate hidden dangers and measures in place. uphold the principles of aseptic technique to implement strict disinfection and isolation system, cut off the transmission, hand hygiene and environmental hygiene to strengthen the work, control of exogenous infection. Specification the use of antibiotics, pathogenic micro-organisms to increase submission rates, shorter hospital stay. [Keywords:] General Hospital neonatal risks of nosocomial infection prevention and control measures susceptible Recently, nosocomial infection has attracted much attention, particularly iatrogenic infection in newborns are susceptible, primarily because of its immune system and organ system functions in all immature, other invasive procedures, and usage can be the hospital significantly increased risk of infection. Because of its specificity, has become the focus of infection in hospital. in our hospital from December 2008 ~ December 2009 456 cases were discharged from newborn infants, a prospective monitoring and Statistics were analyzed retrospectively 20 cases of nosocomial infections (4.38%, are susceptible to neonatal risks and chara