Multiple intensive care unit care of patients infected with resistant strains.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Multiple intensive care unit care of patients infected with resistant strains [Abstract] Objective: To effectively prevent and control multi-resistant bacteria spread in the intensive care unit, intensive care units to avoid cross infection and protect the safety of other patients. Methods: The subjects from January 2009 to January 2010 1 years, there were 96 cases of multiple drug-resistant infections investigation and analysis. Conclusions: Multiple drug-resistant strains were found infected, we developed in strict accordance with the hospital management system to isolate multiple drug resistant patients, good control of all aspects of effective measures to prevent and control the spread of multiple drug resistant. [Keywords:] the treatment of multidrug resistant; pulmonary infection; isolation With the development of modern medical technology, medical equipment and treatment technology continues to update a large number of antimicrobial agents application of multi-drug resistant hospital infections becoming increasingly serious. In recent years, multiple drug-resistant strains has become an important pathogen of nosocomial infection. In particular, Multiple drug-resistant strains of ICU infection is particularly serious. for the effective prevention and control of multiple drug-resistant transmission in intensive care units, and achieved good results, avoiding cross-infection of intensive care units to ensure the safety of other patients are reported below. 1 Clinical data Our department from January 2009 to January 2010 a total of 1 year occurred among 96 cases of multiple drug-resistant infections, including 38 cases of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage, 45 cases of severe brain injury, paraplegia in 2 cases, pulmonary heart disease in 11 cases, 72 patients were male and 24 female, aged 39 to 82 years, all patients prompted by the lung X-ray lung infection, fever above 38 , by pathogenic examination, drug susce