Perioperative antibiotics surgery unreasonable application of analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Perioperative antibiotics surgery unreasonable application of analysis [Paper Keywords] antibacterial drugs, rational drug use, surgery, perioperative [Abstract] Objective: To understand the surgical perioperative use of anti-infective drugs for surgical intervention model provides a reasonable basis to prevent the application METHODS: A random sample of 2008 general surgery, urology elective surgery patients were retrospectively 182 cases Survey results: Ⅰ class surgical prophylaxis rate was 100% after combination therapy was 57.3%, postoperative medication lt;72h were only 10.7%, induction of anesthesia administered 0 Conclusion: Perioperative surgical antibiotic Clinical guidelines for the application is not running, take administrative intervention and public education, the promotion of rational drug use, reduce the cost of treatment of single disease, prevention of nosocomial infections play a positive role in promoting. To understand the surgical perioperative use of antibiotics, surgical patients concerned about how a reasonable, safe and effective use of antimicrobial drugs, antimicrobial drugs for the prevention of hospital surgical application rate of status quo on the part of surgical cases of elective surgery to investigate the application of antibacterial drugs and analyzed. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 object: random deployment of 2008 general surgery, urology patients undergoing elective surgery 182 cases, of which 103 cases of surgical incision class Ⅰ, Ⅱ type incision in 79 cases, male 102 cases, female 80 cases, the oldest 75 years old, minimum 1 year of age, 60 years old in 21 cases, infants 6 cases, the average age of 38.7 years. 1.2 Survey Methods: A retrospective survey methods for case screening and registration, the project includes departments, gender, age, operation name, wound classification, induction of anesthesia and post-operative medication type, number of days and the combination t