Respiratory tract infection in full-resistant factors of infection prevention and control research and management.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Respiratory tract infection in full-resistant factors of infection prevention and control research and management Of: Mayu Xia Liu Xiaomin WANG Shao Yang Wenhan [Abstract] Objective: To understand the whole drug-resistant (ie, resistance or susceptibility test showed that all sensitive to amikacin only pan-resistant infection risk factors, prevention and control measures to explore. Methods: The first of Harbin Medical University hospital in the first quarter of 2010 hospital patients with respiratory tract infection clinical data, and summed up the law. Conclusion: senior citizens, older than 60 years old, were hospitalized 7 days or greater increase in risk of infection, and with the increase in the number of days hospitalized, the risk further increase. carbapenems, third generation cephalosporins, and more than a week of glucocorticoid use, invasive procedures are increasing the risk of illness. including all non-respiratory care, including control of risk factors for infection in is to reduce all drug-resistant due to the severe refractory infections caused by the death of a key. [Keywords:] resistant bacteria, prevention and control management, nosocomial infection Bacterial resistance to antibiotics has become a serious problem worldwide. In order to control bacterial resistance, the United States IDSA (Infection Diseases Society of America) called on the whole society to take measures [1]. In recent years, multiple drug resistant (MDRO has gradually become the Hospital important pathogen infection, and the cultivation of resistant bacteria in recent years all appear with increasing frequency and this aroused the vigilance of clinicians to prevent and control the spread of resistant bacteria has become a full-pressing responsibility. fully understand the whole resistance drug related factors on bacterial infections effectively dispatched to help a lot. 1 Clinical data 1.1 Case Selection: January 2010 ~ M