Pediatric clinical use of antibiotics Investigation.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Pediatric clinical use of antibiotics Investigation [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the pediatric inpatient status of antimicrobial agents. Methods: from January 2009 to June 2009 a random sample of pediatric hospital medical records and retrospectively investigated. Results: The survey of 180 medical records, the use of antimicrobial Drug 177 cases (98.33%), of which 157 cases of antimicrobial drug used alone (88.89%), two associated with 20 cases (11.11%); the use of penicillin antibiotics accounted for 67.78%. Conclusion: The pediatric inpatient application of antibacterial drugs obvious anomaly, strengthening management of clinical use of antibiotics is particularly important. [Keywords:] antibiotics; rational use of drugs; evaluation; Analysis The current widespread use of antibiotics, bacterial resistance gradually increased, so that rational use of antimicrobial drugs is becoming increasingly complex [1]. Antimicrobial drugs in pediatric use is high, but growth and development stages in children as in many organs, tissues continuously Mature and relatively less powerful, easy to abnormal physiological and pathological changes. In order to understand the use of antimicrobial agents Pediatrics, randomly selected from January 2009-June 2009 pediatric hospital medical records of 180 copies, the use of antimicrobial agents for analysis and evaluation designed for clinical use of antimicrobial agents to provide reference. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data Choose our hospital from January 2009 to June 2009 pediatric patients discharged from hospital medical records, hospital records per month randomly selected from 30, taking six sections covering all medical doctors, 180 medical records were obtained. In the sampling of 180 medical records, male and 120 patients and 60 females, aged 15 min ~ 14 years, mean age 5.2 years; hospital days 3 ~ 18 d, the average length of hospital stay 8 d. 1.2 Methods A re