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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Military cadres risk factors and Hospital Infection Control Measures Of: Zhang Yan, Chen on behalf of the land, Yu Dewen, Zhang Shurong [Abstract] Objective military cadres Hospital Infection risk factors for the development of practical control measures, provide the basis for improved monitoring system. Methods of descriptive, analytical study and the method of combining qualitative interviews, Jun 2005 Hospital Infection dry risk factors, univariate and multivariate analysis. Results of dry military unit nosocomial infection rate was 9.91%. nosocomial infection in patients with an average age of 78.09 + -7.49 years, mean length of stay 52 days, respiratory tract infection accounted for 81.41%. hospitalization, cancer, kidney insufficiency, the use of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, urinary catheter, vascular catheter, endotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation, gastrointestinal intubation, the use of gastric acid inhibitors, the use of antibiotics, reported in critical condition, surgery can increase the hospital infection risk. Conclusions Army Hospital Infection prevention and control of dry should further improve the awareness of all staff on infection control, understanding the dangers of hospital infection and control methods to shorten the length of stay, enhance ward environmental management, strengthening the respiratory tract, catheterization, indwelling venous catheters and other key parts of the management, protection of renal function in patients. [Keywords:] Military Hospital, cadre ward, hospital infection, risk factors, prevention ABSTRACT Objective To study the risk factors of nosocomial infection in army cardres’wards so as to provide the basis for making out feasible controlling measures and for comsummating the monitoring system. Methods Descriptive and analytic studies combined with qualitative interviews were applied and urivariate and multivariate analysis were made to the risk factors of nosoco